Was Shareef Abdul Raheem the original Mr. Empty Stats Guy??

[Lebron23]

Shareef put up some quality numbers during his prime, but he failed to led his team in the playoffs. He played with Mike Bibby and Dickerson with the Grizzlies. And played with Jason Terry and Glenn Robinson in Atlanta. He kinda reminded me of a Julius Randle, but a much better rebounder.

[Horatio33]

Walt Bellamy

[MrFonzworth]

Bernard King.

[HBK_Kliq_2]

Yes, Shareef was one of them. Karl Anthony Towns is the current face of the empty stats guy brand.

[SouBeachTalents]

Mitch Richmond

[72-10]

Mitch Richmond

probably didn't even get the exposure that Abdur-Rahim got; the eastern half of the country didn't see Mitch Richmond very much and was instead saturated with pretty much any of the league's other teams' coverage, so it's with a bit tongue that Mitch is a Hall of Famer, despite his clearly superior productivity and game, and it's very sad that they didn't get to see Mitch more often.

[Lebron23]

Yes, Shareef was one of them. Karl Anthony Towns is the current face of the empty stats guy brand.

You can add Devin Booker on the lists.

[bluechox2]

He was happy just getting paid

[Horatio33]

Bernard King.

Nah, Bernard had moments. He took the 1984 Celtics to seven games single handedly.

[Reggie43]

Never got the break of joining a good team in his prime but was fun to watch and was legit skilled, having the ability to play both forward spots.

[Patrick Chewing]

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