Which Player (all time) Do You Like The Most And Why?

[Bless Mathews]

Tim hardaway cus he's just so fOnky and not afraid to get in a 7 footers face.

[Done_And_Done]

Penny...

Loved his uniqueness and size. It's a shame injuries ruled out what could have been a legendary career...

[BlakFrankWhite]

Russell Westbrook:most entertaining player ever and alpha as f###.
Tim Duncan:perennial winner
LeBron james:perfect combination of skills and strength

[coin24]

The clutchest, most handsome big di.ck alpha of all time.

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs/89431_o.gif

[Bless Mathews]

The clutchest, most handsome big di.ck alpha of all time.

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs/89431_o.gif


HAHAHAHAHHA

HAHAHAHAHHA

Kobe bricks in the clutch.

Sportscenter watcher.

[Smoke117]

The clutchest, most handsome big di.ck alpha of all time.

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs/89431_o.gif

Clutch is now synonymous with making a quarter of shots (25% for those serving food outside a window) in crunch time? If so, your hero is very clutch.

[AirBourne92]

The most clutch player ever

Kobe

aka GOAT

never has there been such an interesting character

[J Shuttlesworth]

Ray Allen

Humble, great shooter, great all around player, played on fun teams to watch. I love watching 3 point shooters in general.

[Smoke117]

Ray Allen

Humble, great shooter, great all around player, played on fun teams to watch. I love watching 3 point shooters in general.

Indeed. (future neg with an positive comment. You have enough green squares. It's good for a man to deal with negatives though. It builds character.)

[NBAplayoffs2001]

Jordan. Grew up watching him.

[Prime_Shaq]

Shaq because we may never see anyone quite as physically dominant anymore.

[Cocaine80s]

I'm only fans of teams unlike you player worshipping peasants

[You Cant Ban Me]

Clutch is now synonymous with making a quarter of shots (25% for those serving food outside a window) in crunch time? If so, your hero is very clutch.
:roll:

[KembaWalker]

Ben Wallace

The 'Fro
The Defense

The hard work he put in to go from undrafted to a NBA Champion and 4x DPoY winner

[Milbuck]

LeBron James.

[JohnFreeman]

Pierce

[Bless Mathews]

I'm only fans of teams unlike you player worshipping peasants

I got those used zack lavine jockstraps for you bruh.

[dannysc305]

Wade put my city on the map. 3 rings!

[Harison]

Jordan. You name it, he got it. The most visually pleasing playstyle combined with athleticism, skill, BBIQ and ruthlessness of a true winner.

[kenny817]

Clutch is now synonymous with making a quarter of shots (25% for those serving food outside a window) in crunch time? If so, your hero is very clutch.


:roll: :roll: :roll:








:applause:

[SamuraiSWISH]

Jordan. You name it, he got it. The most visually pleasing playstyle combined with athleticism, skill, BBIQ and ruthlessness of a true winner.
:applause:

[INDI]

Penny...

Loved his uniqueness and size. It's a shame injuries ruled out what could have been a legendary career...

Ditto. His time as being an elite player was so short, and when you look at stats it's kind of hard for someone who never saw him play (Orlando Days) to understand what was the big deal. Here's a few reasons why people loved his game...

6'9 natural PG - Only other players that had his height at his position was Magic and Livingston

Handles - rare combination of smooth nice looking handle and never lost control. Kind of like a tall version of Chris Paul

Passing - He had incredible court vision and at least 3 times a game would make an amazing pass. His passes were the type that you mainly only saw players attempt in the Allstar game, I remember one of my favs where he soared in the air for a rebound, and while at his peak of the jump caught the ball with one hand, and whipped a no look behind the neck pass to a cutting big man!#!# it was epic!

Hops - this is where his comparisons to Magic and Livingston seperate and makes him one of the most unique players ever. Outside of the smooth handle, Penny would straight dunk on your Neck! He had hops that was equivalent to players that enter the dunk contest and week to week put someone on a poster

Put it together and you got a Chris Paul ball handle, with stylish Magic Johnson passing , and a tmac dunking ability, and that my friends is why we love Penny Hardaway so much

[gcvbcat]

David Robinson

[kurple]

Chauncey Billups

Pure class. In all ways

[dubeta]

Kobe Bryant.

Truly Inspirational, in the Game 7 aftermath in 2010, for him to somehow end up with FMVP really showed me that 'anythings possible' :applause:

[34-24 Footwork]

Lebron James because of his supernatural stiffarm abilities.

[LoneyROY7]

Blake Griffin because he's singlehandedly given all gingers worldwide hope and a reason to keep pushing forward.

He's bestowed souls upon the souless and put an entire sect of people on his back.

[theaussieguy]

Rondo because hes the best pure PG in league history

[Foster5k]

Blake Griffin because he's singlehandedly given all gingers worldwide hope and a reason to keep pushing forward.

He's bestowed souls upon the souless and put an entire sect of people on his back.
:oldlol:

Anyhow, I'm going with the one and only Michael Jordan. During the 90s, everyone wanted to be like Mike. Gatorade even made a commercial about it. Jordan was something special to watch. He could perform circus shot after circus shot with ease. It was magical. Jordan always gave it his all and left everything on the court. Oh and Space Jam is still a classic. I love that movie.

[QuebecBaller]

http://wannadunk.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/shawn-kemp-dunk.jpg

http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2013/0206/nba_g_andersen01jr_576.jpg

[BigNBAfan]

Fisher

[Foster5k]

http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2013/0206/nba_g_andersen01jr_576.jpg
That time you realized the only career you could ever have is in the NBA.

[Foster5k]

http://wannadunk.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/shawn-kemp-dunk.jpg
That time you realized you were one of the most explosive players in NBA history.

[T_L_P]

Tim Duncan. He's the greatest player I've seen live, and he plays the game the right way.

Other than him: Terry Porter, Manu Ginobili, Andrei Kirilenko and Doug Christie.

[RightToCensor]

Probably Kobe. He doesn't cut corners to be successful and has this warrior mentality after sustaining an injury.

His Muse documentary really changed my outlook on him.

[Alamо]

Ginobili!!!! One of the reasons I fell in love with basketball




Also Duncan and Kidd

[PJR]

Wade put my city on the map. 3 rings!

:applause:

[Achilleas]

stojakovic because he play in my favorite team PAOK
and now carry is my favorite

[ZMonkey11]

Ben Wallace

The 'Fro
The Defense

The hard work he put in to go from undrafted to a NBA Champion and 4x DPoY winner

I can vibe with that.

Isiah Thomas. Greatest leader NBA has ever seen. And also another little man that was not afraid to get into a 7 footers face. But I'm talking about fighting...multiple fights...with 7 footers.

[ILLsmak]

Shaq because we may never see anyone quite as physically dominant anymore.

Yeah, Shaq for me, too, but I think the rules are a big change for Shaq-like players. I think Bron is pretty much like Shaq except for the guard era.

I've never seen anyone like Shaq who could just bully someone and dunk.

They really did change the rules, too, because as I understood it most ( of course he did some illegal shit sometimes) of his moves were textbook even though they dislodged the defender. His post skill level was very high. He just used it to get into the rim opposed to shooting a fade away. There was a certain beauty in him finding a way to the hoop.

-Smak