ah, i see, i dont pay to much attention to bball nowdays, but kurt rambus and charles barkley wouldnt hesitate for a second to knock somebody out for looking at them the wrong way. guess you can say they paved the road for players like Ron Artest hehe..

Yeah ron artest is just over doing everything lol

my faves,
 

nowitske,arenas, jamison, magette, redd, james, mcgrady, j. oneal, a. stodamire, wade, i will start with those ten and kick some booty. oh and nick vanexel is from my home town.

I love it. Play it every day where possible. I haven't paid much attention to the NBA recently though. The last thing I remember was Sprewell being banned (think he played for Golden State Warriors at the time). Shaq was still at the Hornets. Jordan retired (although I do recall some of his return with Washington). The US kicked ar$e at the Olympics (Dream Team II), unlike their recent abysmal performance. Iverson was drafted by Philly I think. Must have been about 6 or 7 years ago. '96 through to about 2000.

Coverage here in the UK is pretty sketchy. We used to have a regular 30min show and they'd show some live games. Not sure what we get now.

Dave

^Shaq never played for the Hornets, but yeah, that's a pretty long time you've been away.

It's worth watching for a few guys IMO
Lebron James (Cavs), Dwayne Wade (Heat), Vince Carter (Nets), Tracy McGrady (Rockets), Allen Iverson (76ers), Jason Richardson/Baron Davis (Warriors), Rip Hamilton (Pistons). Still none as good as Kurt Rambis.
http://www.sportsecyclopedia.com/nba/lala/RambisLA.jpg

You're correct, it was Orlando Magic.

Dave

:bowdown:http://www.sportsecyclopedia.com/nba/lala/RambisLA.jpg

I gotta represent my Chitown Bulls, even though i stopped watching them after they beat Utah in 97, i still <3 them.

Man i like your list a lot........especially with Baron, and J-Rich, but instead of Vince carter id like to see someone else........(PS im a Toronto Fan)

There's only one Vince Carter, and Toronto made a big mistake giving him up, despite his low numbers and lack of enthusiasm. All they had to do was put a veteran scorer in the back court, and Toronto would be talking about playoff basketball right now.