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Bookmark or Share- Retro POY '84-85 (Voting Complete) - RealGMRetro POY '84-85 (Voting Complete) Post #1 » by Doctor MJ » Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:19 pm. In this thread we'll discuss and vote on the top 5 best player seasons of '84-85. Some pointers: -Change in schedule. We will now operate by splitting the week into thirds: Mon-Wed, Wed-Fri, Fri-Mon. I will label each thread with it's deadline.
- Michael Jordan would’ve struggled in today’s NBA: scienceSimilar volume, lower impact, but so did Nique. There were a bunch of bump-and-fling SFs at the time. B King, Mark Aguirre, etc. And in-era, Jordan's size was closer to that of a SF, especially in the 80s. There were guard scorers like Rolando Blackman and Jeff Malone and such.
- Top 5 Random Knicks Players List - RealGMWhat random players have we had for a short time or just never expected signing, playing the best and this is my top 5. No answers are wrong and I’m in my mid 30’s so I can only speak for players 92 and beyond. 1. Derek Harper. 2. Jeremy Lin. 4. Keith Van Horn. 5.
- The Sidney Moncrief Ultimatum - RealGMGrandpa Waiters wrote:He was a great defender but so were players like Paul Pressey, Rolando Blackman and Alvin Robertson and they never get mentioned at all. Robertson was bigger and stronger than Moncrief and used to molest players with his strong upper body and hands back when hand checking was legal.
- Best Role Players of the 80s and 90s - RealGMYeah, pretty much. Wilkins never impressed me as having any above average skills. Clemon Johnson was a key role player on the fo fo fo Sixer team, one of the all time great teams, Edgar actually had some scoring ability though he didn't show it off that often; still a much more efficient and athletic player than Wilkins though Wilkins had better size, Poquette had a bit more range and ability ...
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