Damn you.I really wanted to go with a point guard at this spot, but my two favorites Stockton and Kidd got snatched up earlier than I expected. So I’ll switch strategies and pick up another wing scorer. Ive heard you can never have too many shooters. So I’ll just go and grab the top-2 all-time 3-point shooters, and another career top-25 scorer.
Give me Jesus Shuttlesworth aka Ray Allen
NBA legends have been quoted saying guarding McHale in the post was one of the most terrifying things they've ever had to do. His moves were unstoppable. Kareem had the sky hook, McHale had everything else.
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That's probably because he spent most of his career coming off the bench and was scoring over backups.
I really wanted to go with a point guard at this spot, but my two favorites Stockton and Kidd got snatched up earlier than I expected. So I’ll switch strategies and pick up another wing scorer. Ive heard you can never have too many shooters. So I’ll just go and grab the top-2 all-time 3-point shooters, and another career top-25 scorer.
Give me Jesus Shuttlesworth aka Ray Allen
Oh I know, I am you too! This is what the draft is about building up your team and tearing others down. I'm all for friendly competitive banter
I'll leave this on one more note
Oh I know, I am you too! This is what the draft is about building up your team and tearing others down. I'm all for friendly competitive banter
Charles Barkley has often said McHale was the most unstoppable player he ever faced, and is one of the top five players he competed against.
Even former Big 10 and hated Piston foe Isiah Thomas, interviewed several years ago, said he would "take McHale over Duncan." It was a testament to how respected and feared McHale was by the opposition
That is who I was down to when I went with Clyde. Figured my need for PG was more prevalent than the 4 at this point in the draft. Nice pick.In my opinion the two most universal skills in basketball that translate from generation to generation and across all levels are shooting and rebounding. I already have two of the best shooters of all time locked down. So now I’m going to draft one of the greatest rebounder of all-time. Also one of the strongest defenders ever. He isnt going to give me a lick of offense, but I won't need him to.
Give me the Worm, Dennis Rodman.
I considered another rebounding specialist, but I think Rodman is more elite because he dominated the category at a time when rebounding became a more diversified skill and not just something your 7’ center did.
I’m in that exact same boat now, and plan on going with the PG position next, and there are only two left that I’d be happy with as my starter.
Double damn you lol you snatched up both guys I was debating on for my next pick: Ray Allen and Dennis Rodman. Great picks, though.In my opinion the two most universal skills in basketball that translate from generation to generation and across all levels are shooting and rebounding. I already have two of the best shooters of all time locked down. So now I’m going to draft one of the greatest rebounder of all-time. Also one of the strongest defenders ever. He isnt going to give me a lick of offense, but I won't need him to.
Give me the Worm, Dennis Rodman.
I considered another rebounding specialist, but I think Rodman is more elite because he dominated the category at a time when rebounding became a more diversified skill and not just something your 7’ center did.
There’s still a few guys out there that are once-in-a-generation type players. You should be fine.
