#69 NBA Player Of All-Time According to InsideHoops

[Deuce Bigalow]

Robert Parish was voted the #68 NBA Player Of All-Time According to InsideHoops.

14.5 PPG | 9.1 RPG | 1.4 APG

4

[M.Bustly15A5RU8]

Robert Horry. There is no way around his 7 rings. SARCASM

[WillC]

Bob Lanier
- 20.1ppg, 10.1rpg, 3.1apg career averages
- 7-year peak of 23.9ppg, 12.8rpg, 3.6apg, 2.1bpg, .511 FG%
- 8 x NBA All-Star

[WockaVodka]

Another vote for Robert Horry. Best winner in the NBA since Russells Celtics.

[1987_Lakers]

I find it kind off odd that Rodman was voted into the top 50, we are almost at #70 and not a single mention of Ben Wallace.

Anyways, I vote Alonzo Mourning.

[Legends66NBA7]

I find it kind off odd that Rodman was voted into the top 50, we are almost at #70 and not a single mention of Ben Wallace.

I brought up Big Ben in the #65 thread, first page.

[MiamiThrice]

Alonzo Mourning
http://ionenewsone.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/zo_saf1507-11.jpg
-7 Time NBA All-star
-NBA ****ing Champion on the 2006 Miami Heat
-2x DPOY
-550+ Bench Press
-Inspiration to kidney transplanters everywhere
-All NBA First Team in 99
-All NBA 2nd Team in 00
-Best defensive anchor in the best era for centers in the NBA History
-Has a high school named after him in Miami
-21.1 PPG 10.1 RPG 3.1 BPG career numbers prior to his kidney surgery

[JellyBean]

T-Mac

[pauk]

http://cdn2.sbnation.com/imported_assets/1009195/rocketsoy0.gif

[Dragonyeuw]

Alonzo Mourning
http://ionenewsone.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/zo_saf1507-11.jpg
-7 Time NBA All-star
-NBA ****ing Champion on the 2006 Miami Heat
-2x DPOY
-550+ Bench Press
-Inspiration to kidney transplanters everywhere
-All NBA First Team in 99
-All NBA 2nd Team in 00
-Best defensive anchor in the best era for centers in the NBA History
-Has a high school named after him in Miami
-21.1 PPG 10.1 RPG 3.1 BPG career numbers prior to his kidney surgery

Damn! Seriously?

[Hittin_Shots]

Damn! Seriously?

No

[RRR3]

T-Mac

[Eric Cartman]

Time to cut the BS, i'll go with T-Mac.

[TheBigVeto]

Manu Ginobili

[DG#8]

+ 1

[L.Kizzle]

B. King

[NewYorkNoPicks]

Another vote for Robert Horry. Best winner in the NBA since Russells Celtics.

Robert Horry has a career 6ppg scoring average

He was a bench player his entire career who happened to go from one winning team to another, and hit a few last second shots.

The hall of fame is for guys who showed up 82 games a year, not for the last 3 seconds of 5 games

You and everyone who thinks the way you do should eliminate any medium of communication you can spew your thoughts through

[crisoner]

Mitch Richmond aka The Rock

http://www.notinhalloffame.com/UserFiles/Image/article_images/Basketball/18.%20Mitch%20Richmond.jpg

http://www.slamonline.com/online/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/mitch-richmond-slam-143.jpg

[LIST]
NBA champion (2002)
NBA Rookie of the Year (1989)
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[fsvr54]

Mitch of Tmac? hmm

[Nash]

Chris Webber
Chris Webber
Chris Webber

Averaged 20/10 career.


5

[Fudge]

McGrady

[ripthekik]

Alonzo Mourning.

[Heilige]

Bernard King

[haji_d_robertas]

Tony Parker

[nycelt84]

Joe Dumars

[dyna]

Alonzo Mourning

[L.Kizzle]

Bernard King is easily the best mofo left.

[ManlyStanley69]

Mount Mutombo

http://todayinafricanamericanhistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Dikembe-Mutombo.jpg

[HardwoodLegend]

Bernard King.

[KGMN]

Alex English

[BlueandGold]

Bob Lanier
- 20.1ppg, 10.1rpg, 3.1apg career averages
- 7-year peak of 23.9ppg, 12.8rpg, 3.6apg, 2.1bpg, .511 FG%
- 8 x NBA All-Star
no denying these averages, i'll go Bob Lanier as well.

Tmac's career is a little too injury-short and also he has no playoff success whatsoever.

[SourPatchKids]

Aomine Daiki

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_maoe7vxy0J1qklm53o5_250.gif

[SHAQisGOAT]

Sidney Moncrief never gets recogntion in these things, ijs.

[G.O.A.T]

Like a lot of the votes, but I'm going with Dumars.

He wasn't the scorer that King or English was but he could be your defensive stopper and occasionally takeover on offense when the match-up dictated, plus he was a top 15 play maker when you needed to get another player off.

Second best player on back-to-back title teams with a Finals MVP and cumulative 23 ppg average in the Finals. No one else left can come close to that, especially with the all-defensive accolades and the Jordan stopper reputation.