Small Forwards in the 90's

[Duderonomy]

By far the least amount of deep talent of any position
https://fadeawayworld.net/.image/t_share/MTkxMTkwMTM2ODU4ODEzNjc1/295311758_2977815805843535_1817794698359741590_n.j pg

[ArbitraryWater]

pretty ****ing horrible for an entire decade yea

[Gudo]

Meaning, I'm not familiar with who most of those are

[SATAN]

By far the least amount of deep talent of any position


Almost all of them were good players. On the other hand, most of the infamous NBA grocery baggers were shooting guards in the 90s.

[TheGoatest]

Grant Hill was a way better player than Reggie Miller/Mitch Richmond/Latrell Sprewell/John Starks.

[Reggie43]

Kevin Garnett had a good 4 years at the position while being named an allstar twice and would have been 3x if not for the lockout.

[ArbitraryWater]

Almost all of them were good players. On the other hand, most of the infamous NBA grocery baggers were shooting guards in the 90s.

Well yeah, you would ****ing hope they were good players.


What a moronic take.

[Round Mound]

80's SFs Where Better.

[SouBeachTalents]

SG was 100% worse. After Jordan, who would you even have as the 10 best SG's of that decade?

Drexler
Dumars
Petrovic
Sprewell
Richmond
Reggie
Hornacek
Majerle
Steve Smith

Unless I'm missing someone, that's weak AF :lol That group of SF's is definitely better.

[pandiani17]

In the top row there are 4 HOF and Glen Rice, who was multiple-times all-star and won the ring with the Lakers in 2000. The bottom row is not that good, though, but I think there are some players missing there (Larry Johnson, Tom Chambers or Jalen Rose, for example).

[Lebron23]

By far the least amount of deep talent of any position
https://fadeawayworld.net/.image/t_share/MTkxMTkwMTM2ODU4ODEzNjc1/295311758_2977815805843535_1817794698359741590_n.j pg

Looks like an NBA Card.

[Real Men Wear Green]

They were young but Pierce Carter and McGrady all played in the 90s.

[Xiao Yao You]

In the top row there are 4 HOF and Glen Rice, who was multiple-times all-star and won the ring with the Lakers in 2000. The bottom row is not that good, though, but I think there are some players missing there (Larry Johnson, Tom Chambers or Jalen Rose, for example).

Johnson was no 3. Would have thought of Rose as more of a guard though I guess he played the 3 as well. Chambers 3/4

[Xiao Yao You]

In the top row there are 4 HOF and Glen Rice, who was multiple-times all-star and won the ring with the Lakers in 2000. The bottom row is not that good, though, but I think there are some players missing there (Larry Johnson, Tom Chambers or Jalen Rose, for example).

the bottom row is pretty good. Loved Detlef

[3ba11]

:facepalm:

[SouBeachTalents]

the bottom row is pretty good. Loved Detlef
Yeah, I honestly don't get the hate this group of players is getting. Are they as good as LeBron/KD/Kawhi? Obviously not :lol But Pippen, Hill, Wilkins & Mullin were all elite players for multiple years, while Rice, Schrempf & Kukoc were all good offensive players. Like I said before, SG was easily more pitiful.

[3ba11]

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1993 1st Round

Dominique........ 30 on 44%
Pippen............... 15 on 33%


1992 ESCF

X-Man................ 19 on 50%
Pippen............... 16 on 40%


1992 Finals

Drexler................ 25 on 43%
Pippen................ 21 on 50%


1996 ECF

Penny................. 25 on 46%
Pippen............... 19 on 50%


1996 Finals

Kemp ................ 23 on 50%
Pippen............... 16 on 34%
Schrempf.......... 16 on 50%


Grant Hill..... 1997 First-Team All-NBA



TLDR: Pippen was an Iggy or Wiggins-caliber performer that was inflated by the winning spotlight into all-time status

Guys like Sean Elliott or Michael Finley were similar talents but never played alongside someone that could win 6 titles with them like Pippen enjoyed - Pippen was a system player and nothing outside the system

[TheGoatest]

Here is the 2 inch taller Grant being quicker and blowing by Foolish jordon like a hot knife through butter:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kg5Wr7kgrwM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yFOX-FmMXU

[Soundwave]

Grant Hill was a terrific player, everyone knows injuries really destroyed his career, same with Penny Hardaway.

[fsvr54]

97 Grant Hill is one of the best ball players to ever step on the court