1993 NBA Playoffs, Eastern Quarterfinals - Boston Celtics @ Charlotte Hornets - Game 4 Finish (2/2)

Game four comes to a conclusion in Charlotte. The Celtics have cut the lead to four - can they pull of the comeback and force game five?

[@ragingbull154]

I loved the Hornets and the NBA back then. When the Hornets left Charlotte I quit watching the NBA. I haven't watched since. I know the Hornets are back but I still haven't watched. Really haven't missed it.

[@christopherjohnson1873]

1993 was a tough spring for Boston sports.

[@trollkenobi6727]

@M There is 196 countries. and btw, who hurt your feelings so hard

[@Mrd9960]

​@@trollkenobi6727He's an idiot troller, just ignore him

[@Mrd9960]

​@@trollkenobi6727I hate that guy, he trolls everywhere about soccer and I mean everywhere on here, I'm glad he deleted his message or maybe KZbin finally got sick of him and kicked him out! Lol

[@LuigiLaker]

What people forget about this all-time great game in the 1993 Playoffs is that the Hornets came VERY close to blowing a 19-point lead heading into the 4th..at the famed "Hive" no less..let's be honest though..neither of these teams were gonna have any shot at beating the world champion Bulls or the #1 seed in the East, the New York Knicks..this was Boston's last gasp..McHale's final game of his HOF career..and, oddly enough, Parish would become a Hornet in '94-95..

[@captainjack8831]

It's March 2020 as I'm typing this, and this moment is still one of the highwater marks for the Hornets franchise. The Bobcats/Hornets have never won a playoff series and these Hornets never went further than game 7 of the 2001 ECSF against Milwaukee, blowing a 3-2 series lead and a 17 point lead in game 6. They've never won 4 games in a series.

[@AndyRantz]

Hornets were the Thunder of the 90's. I'm so glad the franchise is returning to Charlotte. BRINGING BACK THE BUZZ!!

[@SharkToothCraft]

Wish they still had the same fan support they did back in the 90’s. Maybe they’ll have more fan support if they start winning again.

[@briancalifornia1]

Franchise Moved to New Orleans and later became the Pelicians and the BobCats became an expansion team in 2004 and changed the name to the Hornets in 2014 after the original Franchise changed their name to Pelicians so they got the Name back. So to be clear the Franchise never came back but the name did.

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

​@@briancalifornia1 the name belongs here. It was a quote made by a scout to a general that wanted to march through Charlotte and burn it down..Scouts came back and let him know that troops were swarming Charlotte like Hornets.... Not Bobcats! Lol

[@Thejecjec1ED]

its offial hornets are backs Charlotte Hornets are back .

[@ImSkywalkerBitch]

Hornets were tight back in the day, Grandma-ma, Bogues, Mourning, and Gill. Incredible ballclub

[@byronherrera1568]

Anthony the one that died he was a tough hornet

[@byronherrera1568]

Anthony mason

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

That last shot put Charlotte on the map. Not long after that we got the Panthers and then we had a population explosion. We grew from 200,000 to 800,000 seemed like overnight. Last I saw we have 2.6 million living here and the suburbs

[@TRJ2241987]

Major mistake by Robert Parish not immediately calling timeout on the rebound with the Celtics up one. I have to imagine Chris Ford was screaming for it over on the bench but back in these days one of the 5 players on the court had to make the signal. It cost them the series. It was a privilege to watch the Celtics in these days, will never forget growing up on this group of guys in the early 90s. RIP Reggie Lewis, he would have been so special the entire decade of the 1990s. Would have been an All-Star every year.

[@Mrd9960]

TRJ2241987 Yeah being the veteran Parish was, I'm really surprised he didn't call a timeout.

[@DarthVaderUnlimited]

I just knew that the Hornets were going to be the team of the future in the East. Boy was I wrong, and disappointed.

[@crossbonecarnival140]

Correction... Charlotte became the Bobcats, but Hornets are coming back!!! 2014

[@xmuscularghandix]

if Dee Brown won on that lob it would have been LEGENDARY

[@neondiscogod]

The first NBA game I ever saw... I was a Hornets fan before, but after this I became a fanatic

[@ThaRare1]

Michael Jordan needs to have this video playing at home on a continuous loop every morning before brushing his teeth and throughtout the entire day.

[@sctvhound]

Steve Martin does an excellent job announcing. No wonder he's pretty much been the Charlotte NBA team's only play-by-play guy, on radio and TV.

[@davidstahl1119]

Really miss the hive, lot of good memories.

[@BrianSmith-jx7td]

David Stahl yep those games at the old Coliseum couldn't be beat it's a shame they couldn't rebuild it for the new Hornets

[@tech-no-logictech9743]

01:15 People really out there claiming handchecking wasn‘t a big deal 😂!

[@RW-ij1ci]

Grandmama, Mugsy, Alonzo... those were the days.

[@threerings1345]

I have the Celtic's Fox 25 tape of this game and the alley-oop play was shown repeatedly from a much closer angle. Dee Brown was clearly hit on the right arm at the top of his jump. Kevin McHale left the court for the last time in his storied career screaming at the officials.

[@untexan]

Watching the Celtics go ballistic after that last play. Sorry my dudes, there is no goaltending or cylinder rule on an inbounds pass

[@nicholashalliday7800]

7:00 is that Steph Curry's mom?

[@jordanwilliams4197]

Yep

[@adamwilson2002]

Nicholas Halliday well her husband (Steph's dad Dell) played on the hornets so yes she would be there

[@carolinewall3678]

Nicholas Halliday Dell Curry’s wife

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance There was only 17secs left on the shot clock when Boston called the timeout. Meaning they only had 3secs left to get the ball over half-court. Fox took longer than 3secs to get over half-court....

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance Right... Boston got blown out in game 3 by 30pts because of the refs and Stern. Anyone who watched this series without being complete homer such as yourself, could see that Boston was fighting a losing battle. Had Lewis played, I would agree with you that BOS was little better. And whenever Boston has a decent team they bring in big viewers. Boston brings in the casual viewers. Fans see BOS vs NYK they tune in. Stern loves big ratings more than anything.

[@funkytownjedi]

muggsy!!!

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 Your Bos/NY example is bunk. NY, LA, Chicago are the markets that attract national attention. Boston is merely the biggest regional market beyond that. Again, I don't know if you're just sticking your head in the sand, but the NBA markets stars. It's always been that way and it'll always be that way. The NBA had Grandmama/Zo vs. Jordan/Pippen. Do you really think they wanted the grandpas McHale/Parrish vs. Jordan/Pippen. I say that with all respect. But check your head.

[@ChuckyFE]

@SWALE1984 I don't think goaltending should be allowed in the instance where a shot has no arc. Blocking that attempt is like blocking a dunk.

[@FavreianVengeance]

That wasn't a 10 second call by my count and the ref even called it when Rick Fox had passed half court. Another rigged game by Stern.

[@MrSlik25]

sherman douglas leaped like a fairy at halfcourt after that steal+layup off larry johnson...big shot by zo though.

[@panosmj2312]

Major mistake by Chris Ford not mentioning to his players about the 10 second violation at 24.9'' timeout!!If the ball was inbounded correctly it would've been a different series,maybe...

[@thebendungan]

Is this where the Hornets peaked in their popularity?

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance I started as soon Fox touches the ball with his left hand and stopped as soon as the ball passed half-court. I ran it 5 times and got between 2.85 and 3.00 every time. The shot clock doesn't show how many tenths are left. There is likely less than 17secs on the shot clock(16.9-16.1). But you're suggesting the refs would have ignored this and given Fox a full 3sec manual count, which would have given BOS more than 10secs in total time to cross half-court. Doesn't work like that

[@brydonmckibben5806]

What if the legend his self was in there

[@carolinewall3678]

Brydon McKibben H know he still played on the bulls back then, and was I. The playoffs

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance Charlotte even with their two young "stars" would not bring as many viewers in as the Celtics. BOS vs. NYK in the conference semi finals = big ratings. And I saw that video a long time ago. I also watched that whole Lakers vs. Kings series. Kings' fans actually have a reason to feel like they got screwed. You however... LOL. When Lewis got injured in game 1, that pretty much ended Boston's chance. CHA was a better team than BOS without Lewis. It had nothing to do with Stern.

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance There was 17secs left on the shot clock, but the shot clock doesn't show how many tenths are left. Fox most likely had less than 3secs to cross half-court. Add to the fact that Fox catches the ball with his left hand @ 2:39, and doesn't cross half-court until 2:42. As for the ref. If you slow down the vid you'll see the ref start to signal for the violation when Fox is still a step away from half-court. Boston was dumb for letting Fox handle the ball in that situation.

[@CoreyT127]

Sorry ass hornets. This is still their franchise most defining moment 26 years later! And that was the best it would ever get for Charlotte!

[@fly5155]

Jill Conner keep crying Jill, it’s only been 26 years.

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 Yes. The point of reference is 17 out of bounds, do a manual 3 count. Again, they are taught to use the manual count and not look at the clock. If they don't do it that way, they miss potential fouls. Your citing refs using the clock is bunk. Maybe some have in certain instances, but that is not proper procedure. And you shouldn't laugh at Stern rigging anything. The dude is a master marketer and manipulator to that end. He makes millions off of doing it such a way.

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance He actually catches the ball at 2:39....

[@acdcrocks304]

Wtf is Parish doing during Mourning's shot

[@Veni_Mann23]

If Charlotte Hornets can sign free agents Lebron James & Carmelo Anthony in NBA Draft it will be a dream come true I wish this was possible...

[@payeeang7838]

They allowed players to play some defense.

[@tech-no-logictech9743]

07:03 is that Curry‘s wife/Steph‘s mom?

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 The refs are taught not to look at the clock but to use an actual manual count. If there was 17 on the clock then the ref knows its 3 more on the manual count. That was not 3 seconds. It was 2. And yes the ref started to motion while Fox was just before half court (that's what corrupt refs do). But the whistle would have came while he was still in the back court if it was really a violation. That's terrible officiating and I knew it when I watched the game live.

[@Paulbuslon]

Did U know that Kevin Mchale retired after this game?

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance So Boston should have been given more than 10 sec? LOL... I know for a fact that NBA refs glance at the shot clock once a team is in trouble of not getting across half-court in time, just to make sure their count is on point. This situation is no different. On the inbound, the ref would have glanced at the shot clock to get a reference for how much time Fox had left. It's the refs job to call a violation as soon as the shot clock reaches 14 sec. Not 13.5 or 13.6.

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 That's not true at all. The Celts were better or about the same. Had they won this, there was no way they were losing Game 5 in Boston. And the Kings didn't merely get screwed b/c the refs had a bad game. And no - the Hornets vs. Bulls is what the league wanted. Again, they market stars. The 04 Pistons and 05 Spurs were great teams but death for ratings. THE NBA MARKETS STARS. Regional market size is a secondary factor.

[@robbierupac9442]

FavreianVengeance You should just mention the Sacramento Kings era when they seemingly lost to the L.A. Lakers big market Shaq & Kobe love affair they got every call. If you doubt that the NBA was over the aged Celtics without Larry Legend and desire certain match ups then look up 2002 Kings vs Lakers WCF oh by the way that's the years the NBA official controversy came out Starring Tim Donaghy as the fall guy. it's legit fact I don't get the argument here. I'm from Boston and I know because I watch the news that NBA officials weren't accused or alleged they were caught like indicted lol

[@curmudgeonrose1780]

What the hell were the Celtics complaining about at the end?

[@losangeleskingsfan15]

They thought the last play was a goaltend.

[@robbierupac9442]

foul

[@CoreyT127]

Goaltending!

[@wisekelvin730]

Goaltending And Big Argument Going On Too

[@joesakic91]

The Celtics thought there was goaltending on the tip to Dee Brown off the inbounds play by Kendall Gill. Here's the TNT feed at 1:56:38 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqDInKKFlpZpp7s

[@bull864]

@Rucks90 me too.

[@christopherjohnson1873]

What a BS call to ruin a great comeback like that -.-

[@Mrd9960]

Christopher Johnson Yeah it's a shame the refs are scared to make a call like that against the home team, but if it's a goal tend, just make the call and get it right, they showed a close up of the ref when the Celtics were arguing the call and he had a guilty look on his face, like he knew he made the wrong call.

[@DemonDriver31]

wasn't that McHale's last game in the NBA .

[@Tubewings]

+YoungGun9934 Yes, it was. He announced his retirement during the post-game interview.

[@DemonDriver31]

Tubewings is there a video of kevin mchale announcing his retirement during the post game interview.

[@TRJ2241987]

I still have the newspaper clipping from USA today after all these years....."Hail McHale".....I think it's the oldest newspaper clipping I still have

[@DemonDriver31]

TRJ2241987 man your lucky by 1993 I was just born . So i missed on seeing the man of 1000 moves play.

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 - That's the freaking rule dude. Refs are taught to manual count else they miss potential fouls. When Fox took it out with 17 on the clock the ref knows to do 3 seconds and not worry about whether it's 2.3 or whatever. That is standard procedure. Your theoretical nonsense is just smoke to detract from that reality. That was a weak call. Teams shouldn't be winning on such nonsense.

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance I never claimed the Hornets were THAT good. But Boston even with Lewis (especially without him) weren't THAT good either. BOS won 48 games in 93. The Hornets won 44. Neither team was going to make it past the 2nd round. You're kidding yourself if you think BOS was a darkhorse contender. You see that's why I called you a homer. I'm the one who is talking out of my ass, yet here you are talking about conspiracy theories and making claims that aren't backed by any source.

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance Lewis was a top 10 player? LOL. You just keep exposing yourself as a homer. Lewis was a nice player. But come on. The Knicks where 4-1 against BOS in the '93 regular season. And 3 of those 4 wins weren't even close games. BOS had no chance of taking down NYK. They were not a darkhorse contender with or w/o Lewis. Fox, Douglas, Brown, McDaniel, all struggled from the field against CHA. What do you think they would have done against NY who had the best defense in the league?

[@SWALE1984]

That was goal tending at the end! Home town hall by the Refs!

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 Look at the refs making more money in playoffs than entire reg season so they have motivation to ref the way Stern wants as he hand picks refs. Look at the refs not being an independent entity. Look at Stern 'recalling' there were some bad calls gm 6 of the 02 WCF. The dude is sick and pathological.

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance I was being sarcastic. I'm not interested in your Stern conspiracy theories. You're the only one in denial here. You keep saying NBA refs are told to not use the shot clock. Yet, I can't find any source that backs up your claim. If you don't believe me when I tell you refs glance at the shot clock, just watch an NBA game in HD. Better yet, go to a game in person where it's even clearer. When a team struggles to get across half-court they almost always glance @ the shot clock.

[@donaldallen7344]

The referees gave Charlotte this win

[@fly5155]

Donald Allen uh no, Boston leaving Mourning open gave them the win.

[@Mrd9960]

@@fly5155 No he's right, major screw job, with not calling goal tending on that lob pass by McHale.

[@joesakic91]

@@fly5155 The Celtics still had a chance to win the game on the final play. But the referees said no goaltending on Kendall Gill. Here's the TNT feed at 1:56:38 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqDInKKFlpZpp7s

[@jaecourt]

i was in 8th

[@LegendCarolina]

The Hornets actually drafted Kobe and then traded him for Vlade Divac after Kobe said he would never play in Charlotte. Don't sell Vlade short either. He had two of the best years of his career for the Hornets and was certainly one of my favorite players.

[@SmokeyATX44]

they also got Eddie Jones in that trade

[@carolinewall3678]

LegendCarolina I know, I hate when people say the Hornets are dumb when they traded Kobe, but Kobe was too stuck up to play in Charlotte, so we had to trade him

[@SharkToothCraft]

Caroline Wall Exactly, trading him was inevitable.

[@briancalifornia1]

@@SmokeyATX44 No Eddie Jones along with Elden Campbell were acquired by Charlotte for Glen Rice and JR Reid

[@merlball8520]

I hated the Celtics before this series. I started this series cheering for the Hornets. I was a convert after game 2. Boston outplayed the Hornets most of the time and probably deserved to win the series. The Hornets got away with some favoritism from the refs. I started the series thinking they were going to get screwed by the refs, with the Celts having the reputation they had. I should have realized that the league saw more marketing potential in the Hornets at that time. Watching this series again now after all these years I can't help but be impressed all over again with the skill of McHale and Parish. With Lewis they might have been able to make a run at the championship.

[@thebendungan]

@MaztalNetwork I don't know...that Panther's season in 2003 was pretty exciting...

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 Haha. You calling me a homer? That's a joke. Your name is Carolina lol. And when I explain reffing procedures you just argue for your team. Big deal if Boston got blown out by 30. They were on the road w/o their best player. They put it back together for game 4. They still had the perfect mix of CHAMPIONSHIP vets and young players to go out win game 4 and come back and win game 5. There's a reason Charlotte got their asses handed to them in the next Chicago series.

[@fly5155]

There’s also a reason the Celtics only won once against the Hornets in a best-of-five series: they were the inferior team.

[@thetransplanner]

This is still the greatest moment in the history of the NBA in Charlotte. It was fun, but still. Pathetic. The Hornets had existed for eight seasons when the Panthers began play, and the Canes moved from Hartford a decade after the Hornets' first season. The Hurricanes have won the Stanley Cup, played in another Stanley Cup Finals, and two additional Conference Finals. The Panthers have been to two Super Bowls (God, both of those losses still sting) and played in two additional Conference Championships. The Canes and Panthers have won five Division Championships each. The Hornets and the Bobcats/New Hornets (they're not one franchise. The original Hornets play in New Orleans as the Pelicans) have never won a championship of any kind in Charlotte. Neither team has played in a conference final. A Charlotte team hasn't won a playoff series in 20 years. The current franchise has won three playoff games in its existence. They haven't been to the playoffs in six years. Does anyone have any hope that they'll ever be mediocre at best?

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 Maybe Boston wasn't THAT good. But a team with Kevin McHale is always going to make it interesting. And yes Boston was a darkhorse contender. Reggie Lewis was a top ten player and Kevin McHale had been there before and he still had some juice. When Reggie went down in the 2Q of Gm 1, he already had 17 points. He was a money player. The C's had a solid 8 man rotation, the Hornets did not. The C's had what it took to compete. The Hornets wr lucky to squeak out Gm 20t.n Gm 4.

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 I was going to say break out your stop watch. And its not even 2.921. You're probably clicking when Mchale throws and/or click after Fox has already passed and adding time. It's a shade over 2 at the most. And no, the refs are explicitly taught to manual count so that they can monitor the action and not look at the clock. YOU ARE COMPLETELY WRONG ON THAT. And who's saying extra time. The ref would be at 3 seconds and as you pointed out, they made the wrong call. Thanks.

[@skatetillidie9]

Anddddddddddddddddddddddd we (Charlotte) will be getting the name back!!!!!!

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance Sure... I my eyes are totally ignorant. David Stern rigged this game because he wanted the Charlotte Hornets to advance, seeing as they were a big market team with a large fanbase and a storied history. He knew they would bring in more ratings. Oh, wait. None of that is true. You must delusional to think Stern would favor CHA over BOS. From Stern's perspective, BOS advancing would have benefited the league more than CHA, And I still can't fine a source that backs up your claim

[@robbierupac9442]

Implied Volatility The Hornets were a huge marketing team as an expansion Franchise they were Top 5 in overall merchandise sales oh and led the sellout record from 1988-til 93' possibly this season right here. It's not the city because you can say what you want but Boston isn't the Big market city you say it is. The teams dictate that so when Larry Legend came he and Magic brought back the NBA after a dismal and shameful 1970 decade. if I had to guess it's New York and Los Angeles. Then after following those 2 cities it's up for grabs. You don't think #3 is definitely Chicago do you? I don't know for sure but Micheal Jordan surely made it the #1 city for the league for 10 years.

[@billny33]

so was it a goal tend at the end of the game or not? great play the celtics drew to try and win it at the buzzer. I can't blame them for being that heated if there actually was goal tending.

[@COACHgtv8192]

I remember this one. This was as far as Charlotte ever went in the playoffs. Good times and the Charlotte let Morning leave. The beginning of the end.

[@danielokeeffe1761]

Oh man, need to see the entire fourth quarter! Mchale-Chief low post every time was a real thing of unstoppable beauty! Please post if available. And yes, it was goaltending on a beautiful 0.4 sec play. Long live old school Celtics!!

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance There is nothing theoretical about NBA refs using the shot clock as a point of reference. I've seen them do it many times in person. There is also nothing theoretical about it being the refs job to call a 10 sec violation as soon as the shot clock hits 14. There were 2 refs watching the action in backcourt on this play. They were not going to miss a potential foul because one of them decided to glance at the shot clock. I laugh at your notion that Stern rigged this game.

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 As for the rest, there's historical examples. Bird complained in 84 about the Knicks getting more calls coz the league wanted NY/LA series. It's hard to refind that on google though. Look at the Jordan bs in the 90s (particularly the Jazz series). YT Game 3 of the 06 finals and see Wade getting a ghost foul to take a series from the Mavs. Look at Joey Crawford income tax evasion but hes Sterns goto guy Gm 1,4,7 of 10 Final (pivotal gms)....

[@FavreianVengeance]

@704CarolinaBlue704 - I explained that shot clock as a point of reference is only on out of bounds plays. They are specifically taught to direct their attention to the court at all times, hence the manual count as a standard. That is a fact. You're in denial dude if you think otherwise. And that includes all 3 refs looking at the action (1 counting). Also a fact. As for Stern conspiracies - YT 'Greatest Tragedy In Sports' - There's an awesome 9 part series covering Stern's corruption....

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance You're counting way too slow if you think that was 2secs. I got 2.921 seconds with my stop watch. And NBA refs do use the shot clock for 10sec and now the 8sec violation. You can even see the ref getting himself in position to see Fox and the shot clock on the other end of the court because he knew it was going to be close. As soon the clock hits 14secs, that's a 10sec violation. You don't get extra time after calling a timeout in the form of a full 3sec manual count.

[@ImpliedVolatility704]

@FavreianVengeance .Please tell me more about your Stern conspiracy theories. LOL... For years I have watched NBA refs use the shot clock as a point of reference. Fact! And let me be clear. I never said NBA refs don't use a manual count at all, I said they use the shot clock as a point reference to make sure their count is on point. Meaning they glance at the shot clock once or twice. And whenever a team is pressed, there's always 2 refs watching the action. No fouls will be missed.

[@Superior1ceo]

B.DAVIS was one underrated pg back in the day the best pg in hornets history ill say when we sold the team to N.O. I was heart broken

[@merlball8520]

Boston was denied the win on a relatively obvious goaltend. The Hornets got away with a few goaltends in that series.

[@Rucks90]

MAn. I miss the Hornets back in Charlotte.

[@joan.oviedo7ace3]

the game that broke my heart......I was about 14 jumping in celebration as the Celtics made the comeback. A stupid turnover followed by Mourning's miracle shot was too much to handle lol.......I remember I almost shed some tears because it was McHale's last game......

[@Mrd9960]

Lol, Oh yeah I feel you, same here, broke my heart big time, especially that no call goal tend at the end, the stupid refs screwed the Celtics over.

[@BCH19821091]

kevin mchale had a shattered foot 2blow out ankles and back spasms from 90-93. He had no business playing basketball on a rec league. Parish was 10yrs past his prime and the rest of our team were avg to poor role players. Bostons best player was an avid drug user who was over rated as it was The hornets should have swept BOS in 3straight blow outs but as we now know no one on that hornet team ever amounted to anything but busts and underachievers who put together one good year in 93'

[@DJ_Rog80]

lolwut? You realize that the season before (1992) was the last time the Hornets were below .500 until they left Charlotte, right?

[@richiebee1984]

BCH19821091 what the hell you mean Alonzo is a hall of famer and dell curry and Larry Johnson's numbers are retired

[@robbierupac9442]

Reggie Lewis RIP!? you might like or enjoy using avid drug user after his name to disgrace the man but then your true knowledge of the game came out a sentence later saying he was overated? The guy would have been a perennial all-star during the 1990's clearly you never seen him.play against ummm Micheal Jordan or Any 2 guard in the league he would shut down. let me guess Len Bias RIP was just another ho hum avid drug user as well. You probably can't hit a free throw