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Originally Posted by IronmanFitness
kevin mchale would not survive in todays league...ive seen alot of him on espn classic and i dunno i dont see anything special except for fundamentals...maybe if there was more importance on strenght it would be difference...i dunno im only 20
Originally Posted by 23ska909red02
Every generation has soft players?
I wouldn't call Charles Barkley soft.
Or Kevin McHale.
Originally Posted by DaBulls23
The rules the nba has put in place basically forbidding any contact by the defensive player have made it this way. Players dont get as much contact as they used to, so when they do get hit hard, it seems worse for them.
david stern made the league into a finesse league, despite the fact that some of the best series ever are the ones where players were beating each other up defensively (bulls vs knicks, pistons vs bulls). it sucks now because u arent allowed to play D
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
I don't know what you are talking about.....players in the NBA are as tough as they come...
as I said in another thread, Steve Nash gets a lot of hate, but he is one of the toughest SOB's in the NBA....I remember when he messed up his nose after running into Tony Parker, and Parker is the one rolling around on the floor while Nash is checking on him.