Top 10 Small Forwards of the 90s

[@Unklechopchop]

Glen Robinson was a sick player , I always enjoyed watching him play and I wasn't even a Bucs fan 🏀 nice list !!

[@BasketballFundamentals]

Big Dog was amazing, I was surprised to see that he didnt make the All Star game until his 6th season even though he averaged over 20ppg almost every year. I guess having Scottie and Grant in the East didnt help his case. And thank you! :)

[@RyelBell]

Great videos!!!

[@markofilipovic6831]

Great to see Sean Elliott on there, he was huge for us during that 99 title run!

[@mare21ns]

He was a great glue guy for the Spurs.

[@alecsanderhamilton9224]

He was popular and well known in the 90s too. What the Spurs have done since really washes over his and Robinson's impact in the 90s... Parker, Kawhi, Manu, Bowen, Duncan, etc. But it started with Robinson, Elliot, Cummings and Will Anderson... obviously the Rodman's, and Horrys and Aldridge's, and Finley's and Steve Smith's and Derek Anderson's and Stephen Jackson's were huge too... the Spurs keep a nice revolving door of under the radar talent.

[@mare21ns]

Toni Kukoc is so underrated. His stats would be so much better if he didnt play with MJ and Pippen. He was 6'11 that could do it all!

[@chrisheroldt5871]

Except play D

[@carlwallace1129]

Kukoc was a nice tripple threat luxury forward despite him being a adequate defender and not physical at all. Therefore he compensated by being above average passer and being really crafty shooter and team rebounder

[@Darrin219]

I'd put grant hill or Dominique at 1, but I'm biased

[@eurofam7475]

What if Pippen never had MJ when he came back and Grant Hill never gotten injured who would u rather have?

[@BasketballFundamentals]

Great question... I think Id rather have Pippen because of his defense and versatility. I love Grant Hill, so thats a tough one lol But Pippen lead the Bulls in all major statistical categories during MJs 1st retirement.

[@nathanlawson313]

Gimme Grant Hill all day. It's not close. In 90s, before injuries, he was better than Pippen in every statistic. Head-to-head? Hill ABUSED Pippen. Jordan knew he had to pick it up and score more on Joe D at other end because he knew his boi was useless at stopping Hill. Want proof? kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4ilmnWpeZmNZ6c

[@eurofam7475]

Nathan Lawson I guess I can agree wit u. Gilbert said that back in the day, players would constantly move front and back wit the ball. But when Hill came to the league; I guess u can say he moved uniquely since he would start to move left and right wit the ball. I guess Pip wasn’t use to that kind of ball handling, idk it’s weird. But I’ll try to find the link to that take of his cuz he did say that.

[@JgoM369]

Starting 5 of the 90s Gary Payton Mj Glen Rice Barkley Hakeem

[@derylwilliams9199]

Point of fact James Worthy was drafted by the Lakers in 1982 and should not be on a list for a decade in which he barley played.......

[@carlwallace1129]

Absolutely 💯. Worthy was strait 80s. They could have added Mike Finley or Cedric Cebalous.

[@delprieststokes7479]

Robert Horray

[@One-andOnly]

He'll nah

[@torbjornripstrand1103]

You have Pippen way to high. Grant Hill, Dominic, Mullin and Glen Rice were much better

[@leoleorueras904]

The last stat appeared isn’t reliable.