Casuals SLEEP On Them

Short lessons on players that every NBA super-fan should know about. This is G-I of the alphabet.
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[@jonnyarnett]

Who’s a player from the past who would tear up today’s league?

[@ryanlegg1155]

Ray Allen

[@celtics17banners84]

The TRUTH. Pierce would averaged 33-35

[@Dyyd32]

Dikembe mutombo

[@c99kfm]

Alvin Robertson.

[@tau_628]

Bob McAdoo would put up Embiid numbers if he played today

[@user-jw5qj8kv2y]

Alan Houston is an underrated NBA player. He would be drafted to the NBA by the Detroit Pistons who were transitioning out of their bad boy era, where he would spend 3 seasons, eventually becoming a sidekick to a young Grant Hill. Then in 1996, he would sign with the New York Knicks where he would have an incredible run and become one of the least talked about legends in Knicks history as his sweet shooting and durability served the Knicks for years first with an aging Patrick Ewing and an acquired Latrell Sprewell to help the Knicks make an improbably 1999 Finals run. Then when Ewing was traded, Houston and Sprewell became a great duo in New York for a few more years, keeping them relevant. Unfortunately, knee injuries that he had spent years playing through finally became too much and after an incredibly durable decade of play, he broke down in his final 2 years, retiring unexpectedly after the 2005 season

[@VinceWhitacre]

Yeah, he just missed the Pistons' great years, and also came around too late to go deep in the postseason with NY. If he was either a few years younger or if he had gotten drafted by the Knicks, he would be more well known.

[@dennisdezarn5895]

Hi Alan! We know it's you. You were great!

[@winstonsmith11]

Houston was a bucket

[@ciceromarcos5251]

Kiki Vandeweghe is one of the most forgotten players of the 80s, I think he deserves to be in one of these videos

[@AAs-ef7hj]

I would I feel like Dennis Johnson also falls into that Ron Harper category, everybody thinks of his Celtics days. But he was a killer on pheonix and Seattle

[@Elkman8102]

100% Agree. He was amazing as a younger player especially on the defensive end.

[@jameshartman3630]

Connie Hawkins story was so messed up, he was screwed over by the NBA because of a bs gambling scandal that he had nothing to do with

[@devondawkins5492]

Have you ever seen ABA tapes? They're a lost treasure. My uncle used to love to record and see the games because he was a huge Dr. J fan

[@temmere]

To anyone who doesn't know about him, there's so much more to learn about his life and career. Truly a remarkable story of perseverance.

[@Crono454]

He still lived in Phoenix in his later days and I met him around time a few times. Super gracious man. RIP

[@futureDreamer4]

​@@devondawkins5492 real talk Dr J and all the ABA players stats and accolades should count. But the NBA didn't want their players to get overshadowed.

[@T.H.E.O.R.Y.]

He would've no doubt made the 50 Team and thus the 75 Team. The trajectory of his life was undoubtedly changed for the worse, indeed. For that, as a young fan who loves the history of the game, I could never forgive the commissioner for what arbitrarily denying him entry into the league.

[@999lilo]

One of my favorite series. I'm glad it's back 🙌 Thanks jonny 🫡

[@victorvelez8144]

-Jeff Malone -Jeff Hornacek -Xavier McDaniel -Glen Rice -Terry Cummings

[@jbizz80]

All excellent choices.

[@paksta]

Nice

[@elliota.1063]

Love these kind of videos, Jonny; please keep doing them. Far too many tremendous players haven't gotten the shine they deserve.

[@bknnets]

Harper is criminally underrated

[@tjcarr8097]

He used to do so many things during the game that were never mentioned. I always knew Ron was a threat on both sides of the ball

[@ericandrew9214]

Cliff Robinson - dude is pretty much the template for the modern day player Derrick Coleman Alvin Robertson Terrell Brandon Terry Cummings

[@dionysise5008]

The Jonny I respect ❤

[@celtics17banners84]

Glad you’re continuing this series. Hope Sam Jones is in the next video

[@dionysise5008]

Spencer Haywood...

[@jonnyarnett]

Almost threw him in there. I just worry about being repetitive sometimes, because I've talked about Haywood A LOT on this channel.

[@Los4rmdagang4]

You’re the Kendrick Lamar of NBA content on KZbin never disappoint lol

[@Dogdude446]

This video criteria screams Joe Dumars. Great video!

[@74205gb]

GREAT Series. Too many players who were amazing to watch have seemingly been forgotten. #MambaForever

[@dionysise5008]

Fan fact. There are colored pics of Guerin at getty

[@HappyRatKaiser]

Here's a strange one: Nate McMillan. 12 years as a player in Seattle, almost all as a back-up to Gary Payton. Yet made two All- Defense teams and led the league in steals in 1994 (coming off the bench!). Advanced stats paint him as one of the best defensive guards of the '90s. Some people even postulate he was better than Payton! I don't particularly agree, and I grew up watching both, but that the conversation even exists is a credit to the man. Also, people talk about how the '96 Sonics struggled because George Karl wouldn't let an injured Gary Payton guard MJ, but people forget that Nate was also hurt, which -- in George Karl's own words -- contributed to that fateful decision. Respected in Seattle, of course: his number is retired, and he IS Mr. Sonic, after all, a title he earned not just by being really good, but also by being that quintessential team guy who sticks around even in a lesser role when he surely could've gone elsewhere to start. This meant a lot to Sonics fans at the time, because back in the '90s Seattle was still seen, believe it or not, as NBA Siberia -- Southern Alaska, I used to hear folks say, and a lot of our great players usually couldn't wait to leave. And now people just know him as a modern day Lenny Wilkens type of coach, the kind who can make a bad team good but can't ever make a good team great. Funny that they were both PG's for the Sonics.

[@alex4833]

Awesome video, Jonny! I love this series. There are some I am more familiar with (i.e. Houston, Hardaway, Harper) than others (both Hawkins, Issel, Guerin). It was awesome getting to learn more about them. This series is great. Kudos, Jonny! I recommend adding Scot Pollard and Drazen Petrovic to this series. Have a great day, Jonny! 😊

[@greywolf2155]

Oh, the Sonics fan in me loves the Hersey Hawkins shoutout. When I was a kid, my mom saved money for who knows how long so that we could go to one of the Sonics-Rockets playoff games. I thought for days about what player I wanted to make a sign for, and finally decided on Hawkins. He hit a clutch 3 to send the game into overtime, it was one of the greatest sports moments of my childhood Didn't think anyone other than Sonics fans remembers him. What a baller, and had ice in his veins. Love the shoutout, Jonny

[@cadecrusader3940]

Thank you Jonny!

[@Bread._..]

I love Richie Gueren, Knicks legend and he’s such and underrated dude

[@ant4613]

Love you Jonny and think your content is top notch, the absolute best of the best when it comes to NBA content on KZbin. But I have to say, I'm surprised you haven't covered that article by Tom Haberstroh about Jordan's DPOY and stat padding yet. If it's because you refuse to acknowledge propaganda (which is what it is, even if the article has factual information, its only purpose for existing is to discredit Jordan's DPOY and prop up Lebron in the GOAT debate, end of the article demonstrates that pretty clearly), then I'd understand. And I know you don't like the GOAT debate in general because of all the ignorance and biases involved. But still, it seems like a topic you would cover.

[@jonnyarnett]

@ant4613 Bro, I'm cooking something up for that and have been for a while, and I think it's gonna be HUGE. It takes A LOT of work, but that will be addressed in a big way, I promise you that.

[@ant4613]

@@jonnyarnett Fair enough! I feel like a lot of people rushed out a video or two already because it's a hot topic but I know yours is going to be the best as usual. Looking forward to it :)

[@theresaking7020]

I was just about to ask Johnny the same question, you beat me to it, can't wait to see what he has in store. That 'article' is the latest in a long line of Klutch smear campaigns, this time disguised as a 'DPOY Investigation'. The ONLY way that Haberstroh can prove that Jordan's home steals and blocks were inflated in his DPOY season is to carry out the following 3 steps... 1) Analyse the game footage from ALL FORTY ONE of MJ’s home games in 1987/88, evaluate each steal and block on film and compare those findings to the official box score - this is the only way to determine if any stat inflation occurred. 2) The process in step 1 then needs to be completed for each of the other DPOY candidates from that season, in order to determine that, if home stat inflation did occur in 1987/88, was it limited to only one player. 3) The video footage from ALL 41 home games, for ALL DPOY candidates, then needs to be made public for independent review. Here’s the problem with Haberstroh’s ‘investigation’...he didn't complete ANY of the 3 steps above, didn't even come close! Jordan played 41 home games in his DPOY season. Haberstroh analysed just 6 of those games (what about the other THIRTY FIVE games!!). But here's the kicker...of those 6 games, 1 was found online and shows no evidence of stat inflation, film matches the box score and the other 5 games he sourced from Latvia on VHS tapes. He claims that there is evidence of home stat inflation in these 5 VHS games but doesn’t make the footage available to the public for independent review?!! We are expected to simply take his word on what he observed on those tapes?? Ask yourself this…if Haberstroh is so confident that the footage on those VHS tapes supports what he is alleging in his article, why has he failed to make that footage available for independent evaluation? All his article proves is that the biggest majority of DPOY candidates in the 1987/88 season (and throughout NBA history) have recorded more steals and blocks at home than on the road and that Jordan's home steals and blocks in 1987/88 are marginally higher than the number of steals and blocks his fellow DPOY candidates recorded in their home stadiums. Establishing a disparity between home and road stats is not proof of home stat inflation, players generally perform better at home, that’s not unique to MJ and it’s not unique to one NBA Era...less back-to-back games, no travel, more rested, often more energised in front of a home crowd etc. The ONLY way to prove that Jordan's steals and blocks at home were inflated in 1987/88 is to carry out the 3 steps laid out above. Period.

[@theresaking7020]

@@jonnyarnett Really looking forward to your video Jonny on this latest Jordan smear campaign, this one is disguised as a 'DPOY Investigation'. I'm sure you will cover this in your video but NOBODY is asking Haberstroh about the fact that he hasn't made those 5 games that he has on VHS available for independent review. Copyright law may prohibit him from uploading that VHS footage online but he could very easily make those 5 VHS games available to other Sports Analysts for independent review. If he's so confident that what's on those tapes supports his allegations, why wouldn't he make the footage available for impartial verification? He has been interviewed several times in the last week and not one media person has asked him about releasing that VHS footage. Instead, we're expected to take his word on what he claims he observed.

[@brhyno926]

I LOVE this series, commenting hoping to help keep it going. Your already mentioning the players I'd think of. I don't remember if you did Michael Adams or Tom Chambers but I'd suggest them if not

[@philip5454]

Peja is pretty underrated imo

[@DoakFelix-qr8uw]

Fantastic series! I’ve been waiting for this video… Thank you very much. Each player in this episode was fantastic. I love Ron Harper. Maybe next time around you’ll get Derek Harper. And Tim “I got skills” Hardaway was pure excitement on the court. Being 6 1/2 feet tall, I always notice when I’m not the tallest guy in the room. At one of my nephew’s high school freshman basketball games I noticed that I wasn’t the tallest guy in the room. I looked over and saw Dan Issel. After the game I pointed out to my nephew, “that’s Dan Issel!“ He was nonplussed until I said, “that guy was Dirk Nowitzki, when I was your age!” My nephew got really excited after that.

[@andregoings4616]

I loved the way 3 point shots were made from the corner by the baseline in the 90s.Theres something nostalgic about how the NbA players could hit that shot

[@xcon86hot]

Dope series. I really enjoyed it

[@markjackson6431]

just a gentle reminder that BOB LANIER IS THE MOST UNDERRATED PLAYER EVER! he should’ve been on the Top 50 and Top 75 list. Mo Cheeks, Artis Gilmore, Dan Issel have an argument too.

[@Fitz2364]

should have been on 50 and 75 greatest players.

[@pioplu4803]

Gilmore and lanier were on the top 75 tho?

[@markjackson6431]

@@pioplu4803no, no they weren’t.

[@CrazyxEnigma]

Bob Lanier was mentioned by name by Roger Murdoch he knew ball!

[@ianweir3608]

Adrian Dantley. You never hear about him, but he averaged 30 ppg for 4 consecutive seasons in the 80s and 90s. Thats impressive even for someone to do today, with the pace of the game being quicker

[@jefferyroy2566]

I had floor seats in the old Summit during the first six seasons of Olajuwon's career (1985-1990).The Jazz were playing that night in 1986, but Dantley wasn't (injured, I guess). Late in the game, a nicely dressed guy sits down a row behind us, accompanied by a fine-looking babe. The angle allowed me to get a look at him, and I'd bet the body part of my choice he was Dantley. What made me doubt myself was the guy's height. My friend at the game that night is a legitimate 6'4" and Dantley looked 6'3" at most. Shoes and the risers where we sat under the basket might have contributed to a shorter-looking Dantley. But I doubt it. I bring this up to emphasize how difficult it was to stop Dantley's post moves, at whatever height is accurate for the man. His spin move and tricky jab step threw defenders into confusion, and by the time those defenders swallowed the hook, "The Teacher" would take them to school. Amazing to watch...

[@ianweir3608]

@@jefferyroy2566 awesome story! It blows me away that he's never spoken of

[@shorteststraw417]

i love Jonny Arnett!

[@Lalambz]

ron harper =paul george. keep up the great work!! more underrated vids!!

[@JDaWg527]

I just played as Tim Hardaway in NBA JAMS. He could hit shots from the other side of the court 😂😂😂😂

[@whatsinthebox7374]

Artis Gilmore is super slept on I think, dude was a beast on the boards and was a good scorer as well

[@MasonG.]

Sydney Moncrief was one of the best defenders in the 1980's, winning the first two defensive player of the year awards when offensive numbers were at their peak. His defensive prowess was not all he had as his athleticism, and above average perimeter tools were able to allow him excel on the offensive end of the ball during the underappreciated 1980's bucks squads. It is unfortunate that his career, and prime, ended early yet his basketball

[@chickhearn4ever779]

Connie Hawkins creativity with one hand is the closest thing to Jordan when he is in a triple threat position. Unsurpassed physical gifts.

[@danielc3321]

Reggie Lewis, a great player whose life was tragically cut short. We all know the Len Bias story, but the Celtics had another player who was supposed to take the reigns when Bird retired. That was Lewis.

[@Linmus]

Al Jefferson, Monta Ellis, Kevin Martin, Pete Maravich, Mo Cheeks, Antoine Walker

[@AntonyTheFidgetSpinnerMerchant]

Michael Redd

[@stolensentience]

Kevin Martin couldn’t carry pistol Pete’s jock tho. and Maurice cheeks? the rest were nice tho

[@Linmus]

@@stolensentience ......but like.....this wasn't a comparison

[@stolensentience]

@@Linmus but Kevin Martin isn’t slept on. he just got a lot of free throws and played no defense. Maravich is a legend so idk he’s slept on either. even monta is a stretch but I guess the newest generation sleeps on everyone that isn’t currently making 50 mil a year. may as well throw Larry bird in there too. some more appropriate names would be shareef Abdul rahim. Drazen petrovic. Mark price. Adrian dantley. Mitch ritchmond. Isaiah rider. Otis Thorpe. Vernon Maxwell. Oscar Schmidt. Vinnie Johnson. etc.

[@74205gb]

Detlef Shrempf was on that 'Sonics team too. He was a VERY good player and should probably have a spot on this list.

[@jerry-419]

Would be great to see some love given to Larry Johnson

[@RyeAkai]

My first ever NBA jersey was Allan Houston's. I was (am) not a Knicks fan, but back then (around 2000) it was incredibly hard for me to get an NBA jersey (I'm not from America, but from a country where basketball was barely played or watched, especially then, and buying from the internet was still not a thing), but I lucked out because the grandma of my one NBA fan friend went to the US and bought NBA jerseys for both him and his brother. He got a Sprewell jersey and his brother got an Allan Houston jersey. His brother didn't give a damn about the NBA so I offered him to purchase the jersey... which he gladly accepted (I now feel kinda bad, but I also bought it from him dirt cheap for around $10)... because of this, Allan Houston always kinda kept a special place in my NBA heart. I still have the jersey, although now I wouldn't be able to fit in it.

[@17thNO]

This was a great list. I would like to add Marcus Camby, Elden Campbell and PJ Brown to that list.

[@litosy9855]

Leonard Truck Robinson, Walter Davis, Gus Williams, Calvin Natt, Kyle Macy, Darnell Valentine, Otis Birdsong

[@Andrew-ms8md]

Craig Hodges...best known for what came after his comment that Bird "knows where to find me"

[@gold-man9]

I’m begging you to do Paul Seymour when it comes to S

[@Nolmy300]

Charlie Scott is an awesome player to talk about when you get to the letter S

[@Sweat404]

Steve Francis Kevin Johnson Damon Stoudamire Antoine Walker Jerry Stackhouse Jermaine O’Neal Peja Stojakovic Drazen Petrovic Derrick Coleman Eddie Jones Mitch Richmond Glen Rice The list goes on and on!

[@adamsmith-jm5fd]

Adrian Dantley, Nate the Skate, Jim McMillian, Bob McAdoo, David Thompson, Gail Goodrich, Dave Cowan, Sam Jones, Hondo, Marcus Johnson, Gus Williams, Gus Johnson, Dave Bing, Lenny Wilkins, my fingers are getting tired....

[@GloriousKev]

I'd love to see Sam Perkins, Detlef Shermpf, Glenn Robinson Sr, Vin Baker, Jim Jackson, Jamal Mashburn, and Monte Ellis

[@waff6ix]

I KNOW JERRY WEST IS NOT A UNKNOWN PLAYER BUT FOR ME AS A 22 YR OLD JERRY WEST IS IMO THE MOST UNDERRATED PLAYER EVER😮‍💨IF PRIME JERRY PLAYED TODAY HE WOULD ABSOLUTELY DOMINATE💯

[@kemziclestudios6489]

Hey Jonny! Are you planning to make any videos about this year's draft? It’s just crazy how people have been calling it one of the worst classes in history. I think it’s good because it’s full of solid, quality role players who are versatile enough to fill in wherever the team needs. Not every draft has to have “The Next Big NBA Superstar” for it to be a good class in my opinion.

[@MrJohnnyAOA]

Wow. Richie Guerin plays like he's a modern NBA player.

[@sidwalker4194]

Suggestions: Gus Johnson, Baltimore Bullets, Calvin Murphy, Houston Rockets, Ralph Sampson, Houston Rockets , & Norm Nixon, L. A. Lakers

[@tjack3719]

I think you should include Mike Bibby and Chris Webber next. These two definitely don’t get the respect they deserve.

[@natedogg837]

Connie just blew my mind

[@camaradiop3731]

4:00 This legend heavily influenced Julius "Dr. J" Erving's spectacular layup repertoire!!!!

[@dennisc2154]

80s hidden gems Dan Roundfield Mike Mitchell Otis Birdsong Marques Johnson Gus Williams World B Free Purvis Short Eddie Johnson ( Atlanta Hawks) Eddie Johnson ( Kansas City) Micheal Ray Richardson Fat Lever Kiki Vandeweigh Calvin Natt Jim Paxson Terry Cummings Tom Chambers Derek Harper Dale Ellis Ro Blackman Danny Ainge Alvin Robertson James Donaldson

[@jonnuanez7183]

Connie Hawkins makes that basketball look like a Nerf ball

[@LuckyBeerCamper]

I'd love to see a similar video that included Sean Elliott.

[@thepugking319]

Definitely a long series to go you got lou hudson, billy Cunningham alot of 70s players that are slept on honestly it's a year long series

[@slanderman3296]

Detlef needs some.love too He broke the soft euro player mold, and walked so others like Dirk could dunk

[@daREALtruestory]

I was listening to this video like I didn’t know Ron Harper was in the 20 5 5 rookie club then I rewinded it and looked at the stats and damn that’s close

[@karnavatar]

Other players that should be included in this series: Jamal Mashburn, Rod Strickland, Mookie Blaylock, Kendall Gill and Cliff Robinson. Just to name a few 😅

[@alejanoelallen1952]

🏀

[@Boss3Nate]

PG's: Mark Price and Chris Jackson ( Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf ) SG's: Drazen Petrovic and Kendall Gill SF's: Reggie Lewis and Glenn Robinson PF's: Derrick Coleman and Antoine Walker C: Brad Daugherty and Vin Baker All guys who were really good and guys I grew up watching. A lot of these guys many haven't heard of but they should. And I believe they would all thrive in today's league. Reggie Lewis and Drazen both passed away far too young.. both were incredible. Pretty legit underrated squad right there.. Throw in Paul Westphal as the coach and lets check ball. Hahaha

[@sharpraiderbrown]

Mark Price. Amen. That dude was a cold blooded killer. Also, RIP Reggie Lewis

[@stefsmurf]

I think you have the wrong GR SF there for underrated. I think you meant Glen Rice, not Glenn Robinson. Rice was underrated. Robinson was overpaid. I think Jeff Hornacek, Jeff Malone, Rony Selaky, Mark Jackson, Nick Van Exel, and Tom Chambers are some of the players I think don't get enough credit. Also, @jonnyarnett, I think a series of players who blew their potential (non-injury related) or opportunity should be a semi-small series as well. The late 70s to mid 2000s has a tonne of them, plus the recent bonehead who got kicked out of the league for gambling/fixing games.

[@Boss3Nate]

@@stefsmurf you think that I have the wrong guy at SF in my list....? hahaha. That's rich.

[@stefsmurf]

@@Boss3Nate Uh, yeah, I do. We have someone (Glen Rice), who at their height, was leading his team to the playoffs, getting 5th place in mvp voting, and one of the best long distance shooters of the 90s. Verses the proto Carmelo Anthony, but with drinking involved. Involved in a rookie contract so bad that they implemented a salary cap for incoming players ever since.

[@Boss3Nate]

@@stefsmurf wow…. Cool story. Please enlighten me with another

[@74205gb]

I was very surprised to see that Allan Houston only made two All-Star team.

[@al-nur999]

Bernard King!

[@gotwobag7876]

Have a great afternoon!😃😃😃

[@berniec8959]

Tim Hardaway, Hersey Hawkins, Ron Harper... Jordan played against these guys and many more greats in their primes but these casuals act like MJ only played against plumbers and bankers.

[@kenari5763]

Would like to hear more about Alvin Robertson.

[@charlesdunn2081]

Alonzo Mourning, if you haven't done him yet. Muggy Bogues, Grandmama, Cedric Ceballos, Antonio McDyess, Vin Baker, Jamal Mashburn, Stephon Marbury

[@charlesdunn2081]

Horace Grant, Anthony Mason, Baron Davis

[@alxholic]

Don’t sleep on Tom chambers

[@ammonhurst3026]

I love you

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

PLEASE MAKE A GREATEST WORLD PLAYERS LIST. 50 greatest ever. For ex. players like NIKOS GALIS (EURO) ARVYDAS SABONIS (EURO) OSCAR SCHMIDT (EURO) For the next upload of this series we need, DERON WILLIAMS.

[@mykronesian4430]

1 thing i find crazy is young fans will say things like "they were playing non athletic white guys thats why they racked up all those statistics"...yet today 2 of the best players in the league are non athletic white guys (Jokic, Doncic)...imagine saying guys like Larry Bird and Jerry West (RIP) were not great thats why Wilt and Jordan dominated the league😂

[@mikeprolas2027]

About guerin i cant say he is just a really great basketball player because in 1962 which was his best season stats were inflated since wilt averaged 50 ppg and Elgin baylor i think 38 so compared to his peers he wasnt on the same lvl

[@rockysalvatore435]

Harper and Hodges get disrespected due to MJ glaze. Horace too. Gervin Woodridge too and obvs Scottie

[@camaradiop3731]

0:36 RALPH SAMPSON!!!!

[@ATroubledGreensLibrary]

🎉❤

[@danielc4640]

Jonny can you talk about the article that states that Jordan had his defensive numbers boosted by the statistician.

[@CrazyxEnigma]

That's a far bigger can of worms than just Jordan. The reporter who uncovered that has been going over all time great games film and has been uncovering they've been statpadded like Nick Van Exel's 23 assist game. There's also a discrepancy in home v away assist numbers for every great playmaker except Nash and this is only just seeing it pop up on a couple r/NBA threads. It's a big rabbit hole.

[@slanderman3296]

Carlos boozer is one i think of, same with chalmers, but im from alaska and dont have too many pro atheltes.

[@paksta]

All NBA Slept-On Teams... Kevin Johnson Mitch Richmond Terry Cummings Tom Chambers Dave Cowens Sidney Moncrief Kendall Gill Detlef Schrempf Larry Nance Brad Daugherty Mookie Blaylock Steve Smith Sean Elliott Buck Williams Kevin Willis Hon Mention... Danny Manning, Alex English, Bernard King, Antawn Jamison, Terrell Brandon, Derrick Coleman,

[@lilpenny1982]

I thought Detlef was the 3rd best player of the Sonics team in the mid-1990's, not Hersey Hawkins

[@ronaldpalmer9364]

I use him in 2k when I play with the Knicks and he can shoot

[@03khel]

Neil Johnston, Randy Smith, Bob Kauffman, Phil Chenier, Rod Strickland

[@sidwalker4194]

Second Rod Strickland

[@vicogekko2169]

And people thinks most of this guy couldn’t play in the nba today…

[@lilpenny1982]

Craig Hodges got kicked out of the Bulls because he kept asking and demanding MJ to do more for the black community. Because of MJ's affiliation to his endorsement products, he could not do this then and he still doesn't do it now which is understandable.

[@TitanOfGaming]

Sidney Wicks

[@silvianosanchez8430]

Detlef Schrempf

[@ammonhurst3026]

Jason Terry, Michael Finley, kerlinko, Hornbeck, have you five george irving?

[@74205gb]

J / K / L ... Antawn Jamison; Dennis Johnson; Eddie Jones; Andrei Kirilenko; Bob Lanier; Tim Legler; Luc Longley

[@eldricbankston7830]

Shareef Abdur Rahim

[@danwellington4214]

Alvin Robertson

[@3631956406]

Jeff Hornacek

[@gregoriusadhe316]

Mark Price..

[@joaolucasangelotto1098]

“Better than Steph Curry” was genius click bait 😂

[@victor-pw9im]

hersey hawkins was not a star anymore in 1996 lmao, also he's the 4th option in that sonics squad lol. Or we gonna say KCP was the major scorer during the 2023 nuggets championchip run

[@jonnyarnett]

I'm not claiming he was some huge star anymore, but there's no denying that he was a major part of their offense. He averaged 15.6 Points in that 95-96 season, and their leading scorer averaged 19.6. They needed him for that success.

[@Westlyn80]

Brad Daugherty John paxson Bj Armstrong Kevin Willis

[@williambarnes7315]

Kevin Johnson

[@Renegade-kf8fp]

Non nba But my answer would be Sean Leon