Your Favorite Rarely CELEBRATED NBA Player?
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I remember watching this live and was losing it with my college roommates. Good times.
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from the list alone, yall sleeping on that Cat and Franchise connect
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Glen Rice had a pretty notable peak in Charlotte. Averaged 27 on 47/47/87 splits in 96-97 which is pretty insane for the 90s.
Charlotte had some nice ass players in the 90s. Mourning's first years, Mugsy, Dell Curry, Larry Johnson, Kendall Gill, Anthony Mason's peak. They were pretty much a turnstile of talent for a decade. Not hard to see why they led the NBA in attendance during the 90s.
Charlotte had some nice ass players in the 90s. Mourning's first years, Mugsy, Dell Curry, Larry Johnson, Kendall Gill, Anthony Mason's peak. They were pretty much a turnstile of talent for a decade. Not hard to see why they led the NBA in attendance during the 90s.
Sheed
Whiteside.
"White Chocolate" Jason Williams
Malik Sealy
Arvydas Sabonis
Ron Mercer
Peja Stojakovic
Shout-out to Keyon Dooling, NOT because I ever thought he was that good but because my friends did. ANYTIME we played ANY NBA video game, they'd look to see where Keyon Dooling was playing, sub him in, and try to make him go off....
...and this was only because, as my boy says, "I just remember putting him in a game and he had the hops, the handles, AND the 3's. I figured he HAD to be cold."
Malik Sealy
Arvydas Sabonis
Ron Mercer
Peja Stojakovic
Shout-out to Keyon Dooling, NOT because I ever thought he was that good but because my friends did. ANYTIME we played ANY NBA video game, they'd look to see where Keyon Dooling was playing, sub him in, and try to make him go off....
...and this was only because, as my boy says, "I just remember putting him in a game and he had the hops, the handles, AND the 3's. I figured he HAD to be cold."
Jimmy Jackson
Nick the Quick
Elden Campbell
Eddie Jones
Rod Strickland
Sedale Threatt
Nick the Quick
Elden Campbell
Eddie Jones
Rod Strickland
Sedale Threatt
