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Historically underrated NBA players.
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Manu Ginobli. Top 50 player of all-time IMO.
Gary Payton (but that will probably change soon when he gets inducted to the Hall)
Chris Mullin (although he seems to have gotten a lot of love on here lately)
Tom Chambers
Otis Thorpe
Jamal Mashburn
Tom Gugliotta
Detleft Schrempf
Andre Miller (one of the most consistent PG's in the last 2 decades)
Gary Payton (but that will probably change soon when he gets inducted to the Hall)
Chris Mullin (although he seems to have gotten a lot of love on here lately)
Tom Chambers
Otis Thorpe
Jamal Mashburn
Tom Gugliotta
Detleft Schrempf
Andre Miller (one of the most consistent PG's in the last 2 decades)
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Manu Ginobli. Top 50 player of all-time IMO.
Gary Payton (but that will probably change soon when he gets inducted to the Hall)
Chris Mullin (although he seems to have gotten a lot of love on here lately)
Tom Chambers
Otis Thorpe
Jamal Mashburn
Tom Gugliotta
Detleft Schrempf
Andre Miller (one of the most consistent PG's in the last 2 decades)
Gary Payton (but that will probably change soon when he gets inducted to the Hall)
Chris Mullin (although he seems to have gotten a lot of love on here lately)
Tom Chambers
Otis Thorpe
Jamal Mashburn
Tom Gugliotta
Detleft Schrempf
Andre Miller (one of the most consistent PG's in the last 2 decades)
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He's not appreciated because a lot people just remember him for being a flopper.
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He's not appreciated because a lot people just remember him for being a flopper.
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Really?
Dirk and Nash are sometimes not even considered TOp 50, but Manu is?
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Really?
Dirk and Nash are sometimes not even considered TOp 50, but Manu is?
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This. One of the best scorers to ever play, without even having a 3-pt shotOriginally Posted by mextra45
This Man was a Monster
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This. One of the best scorers to ever play, without even having a 3-pt shotOriginally Posted by mextra45
This Man was a Monster
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I usually dont comment on other people's opinions, as we are each entitled to our own, but there is NO way Manu Ginobii is a top 50 player of all time....
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I usually dont comment on other people's opinions, as we are each entitled to our own, but there is NO way Manu Ginobii is a top 50 player of all time....
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Payton is the greatest defensive pg ever imo and I don't even think it's close.
Mullin is one of the best pure shooters the game of basketball has ever seen.
Jamal Mashburn was so talented but injuries plagued him so badly like Hill and Penny, sad he doesn't get more recognition.
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Payton is the greatest defensive pg ever imo and I don't even think it's close.
Mullin is one of the best pure shooters the game of basketball has ever seen.
Jamal Mashburn was so talented but injuries plagued him so badly like Hill and Penny, sad he doesn't get more recognition.
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Rodman.
From a aspect that IMO he was the 2nd repeat Bulls most important player. They don't win in 96, 97, or 98 without him.
Also one for the road, James Posey. If its clutch time, he ain't missing. Think the Celtics didn't miss him in the Finals last year? With him that series doesn't go back to LA.
From a aspect that IMO he was the 2nd repeat Bulls most important player. They don't win in 96, 97, or 98 without him.
Also one for the road, James Posey. If its clutch time, he ain't missing. Think the Celtics didn't miss him in the Finals last year? With him that series doesn't go back to LA.
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Rodman.
From a aspect that IMO he was the 2nd repeat Bulls most important player. They don't win in 96, 97, or 98 without him.
Also one for the road, James Posey. If its clutch time, he ain't missing. Think the Celtics didn't miss him in the Finals last year? With him that series doesn't go back to LA.
From a aspect that IMO he was the 2nd repeat Bulls most important player. They don't win in 96, 97, or 98 without him.
Also one for the road, James Posey. If its clutch time, he ain't missing. Think the Celtics didn't miss him in the Finals last year? With him that series doesn't go back to LA.
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#$$! James Posey
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#$$! James Posey
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Joe Dumars easily
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Joe Dumars easily
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Originally Posted by Chuck Finster
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Originally Posted by Chuck Finster
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1. Terrell Brandon
2. Rod Strickland
3. Kevin McHale
2. Rod Strickland
3. Kevin McHale
