Who Is the Player From the 90s Thats Gets the Most Overrated Now

[QUOTE=blablabla]He is better than Dwayne Wade[/QUOTE]
Lmao

[QUOTE=Wukillabeez78]Stockton was a good player who put up impressive career totals due to playing for a long time. His career averages (other than his assist numbers) aren't as impressive. Stockton's consistency is impressive but his longevity is something that is greatly overrated. Favre played forever too and owns many passing records in the NFL but that doesn't mean he's the best QB ever. Isiah and Magic gave you more on a nightly basis than Stockton and their career averages reflect this despite the fact that they played 13 years instead of 19 like him...
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I'd take Nash over Stockton anyday, Nash has displayed the abiltiy to take over a game (something Stockton couldn't do) on many occasions.[/B][/QUOTE]

Damn I guess you missed all of the playoffs when Utah made the Finals

[QUOTE=L.Kizzle]kevin Johnson[/QUOTE]
People forget how soft he was.

[QUOTE=longhornfan1234]Malone.

Miller is not overrated. He would be the second best SG in today's basketball.[/QUOTE]

Kobe and Wade right now are better than Reggie Miller in his prime. Eric Gordon healthy is better than Reggie Miller in his prime. Reggie miller is the most one dimensional player ever. Second best sg in today's basketball...what a bunch of ****ing horse shit.

[QUOTE=imdaman99]MJ, i swear people out there will have you think he did not have 1 bad game all decade, even say his team was down 0-2 in a game 3 of a conference finals or something of that sort.[/QUOTE]

It's interesting he shot 40% in that ECF just before scorching the Suns for 41 ppg on 51% the very next series, but people want to dismiss Shaq's Finals Performances? Not down with that shit. [IMG]http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/images/smilies/deal.gif[/IMG]

[QUOTE=SilkkTheShocker]People forget how soft he was.[/QUOTE]

He wasn't soft. He played with an undiagnosed hernia for years. You don't know shit as always. Kevin Johnson wasn't overrated at all.

[QUOTE=Smoke117]Kobe and Wade right now are better than Reggie Miller in his prime. Eric Gordon healthy is better than Reggie Miller in his prime. Reggie miller is the most one dimensional player ever. Second best sg in today's basketball...what a bunch of ****ing horse shit.[/QUOTE]

Reggie Miller would be better than Durant.

[QUOTE=Smoke117]Kobe and Wade right now are better than Reggie Miller in his prime. Eric Gordon healthy is better than Reggie Miller in his prime. Reggie miller is the most one dimensional player ever. Second best sg in today's basketball...what a bunch of ****ing horse shit.[/QUOTE]
Eric Gordon is not better than Miller. Call me when he plays on team with a winning record. Or can play a whole season healthy

[QUOTE=Smoke117]He wasn't soft. He played with an undiagnosed hernia for years. You don't know shit as always. Kevin Johnson wasn't overrated at all.[/QUOTE]
No, he was definitely a p.ussy.

[QUOTE=Wukillabeez78]I'd take Nash over Stockton anyday, Nash has displayed the abiltiy to take over a game (something Stockton couldn't do) on many occasions.[/QUOTE]

:facepalm

[QUOTE=Smoke117]Eric Gordon healthy is better than Reggie Miller in his prime.[/QUOTE]

:facepalm

[QUOTE=noosaman]Charles Barkley[/QUOTE]

If you seriously think Barkley is overrated, i would imagine you look at LBJ today and think he's overrated too. You would be wrong on both accounts.

[QUOTE=noosaman]Damn I guess you missed all of the playoffs when Utah made the Finals[/QUOTE]

Damn, I guess you missed those two NBA Finals against the Bulls when Utah lost because Stockton and Malone weren't good enough to win. Utah had enough talent on that team to win. They lost not because they didn't have enough talent to win but because Stockton and Malone weren't good enough themselves. Each player had faults that became magnifed during primetime (the playoffs). Malone wasn't versatile enough to take over a game by himself. He had to rely on his teammates to get him the ball. He couldn't set himself up to score (unlike his contemporary Barkley who could get a rebound, dribble the length of the court and win the game on his own if need be). And Stockton wasn't able to take over a game offensively and win it for his team if his teammates were struggling. Elite point guards like Magic and Isiah could do this. He could not. Both were overrated and their flaws combined to prevent the Jazz from winning it all. As I've said several times, Stockton and Malone didn't always lose because they didn't have enough talent around them. They had plenty of talent on more than one occasion. They lost because they weren't good enough themselves.

[QUOTE=WillC]:facepalm[/QUOTE]

Keep your face covered. You have reason to be embarrassed...

Dennis Rodman
Kevin Johnson
Larry Johnson
John Starks
Charles Oakley

^Are all remebered as being better than they really were.

But the award goes to Penny Hardaway - quite possibly the most overrated player of all time.