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  • #42212
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    monkey23
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     Help me figure out which player’s today are most similar to the following retired basketball stars-

    Larry Nance- 

    Robert Parish-

    LaPhonso Ellis- 

    Jon Crotty-

    Dwayne Schnitzius-

    Hubert Davis- 

    Bison Dele- 

    Jeff McInnis-

     

    Thank you!

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  • #700599
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    monkey23
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    I’ll give it a whirl. 

     

    Larry Nance- Zach Randolph

    Robert Parish- Brendon Haywood

    LaPhonso Ellis- Josh Smith

    Jon Crotty- Chris Quinn

    Dwayne Schnitzius- Robin Lopez

    Hubert Davis- Anthony Morrow

    Bison Dele- Jason Thomspon

     

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  • #700605
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    IndianaBasketball
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    Robert Parish would smack you.

    And Zach Randolph wishes he was athletic as Larry Nance!

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  • #700622
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    GoJOSH HUESTIS
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     Hell I want to smack you for some of those, you must be young

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  • #700640
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    drk3351
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     Robert Parish reaction to that comparison. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s_j4OKYw-Q

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  • #700644
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    Chewy
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    Larry Nance-Was skinny by todays standards but had all the strength needed to play in the NBA during his time. Relied on athletisism and good but not great skill so he’s Amare Stoudimire.

    Robert Parish- Was never one of the top 2 centers in the league in any season he played (but did win the most). A true Center that was more defensive minded then offense minded so he’s Joakim Noah.

    LaPhonso Ellis-Career averaged of 12 and 6 because of many injury plaugued seasons. Averaged over 15 pts and 8 rebounds in 4 different non injured seasons. So he is a great player whose career was hampered by injuries so he’s Jermaine O’Neil.

    Jon Crotty- Undrafted, played for 7 teams in his 11 yr career. Averaged a career high 7 pts in one season lol. Crotty was a true journey man so he’s Damon Jones (who signed ten 1 yr conracts in a row). If he’s not still in the league than Patty Mills.

    Dwayne Schnitzius- 7 ft first rounder whos career averages are a whooping 2 pts and 2 rebs. So he is…anyone the SuperSonics drafted from 2004-2006.

    Hubert Davis-Averaged about 10 pts in 6 of his 12 seasons. Averaged no more than 3 assists in any season. So he was an average scorer and a below average passer so he is Jerryd Bayless (whos career averages are on a scarily similiar path if you look em up)

    Bison Dele-Strong big man who had a slow start to his career and was able to build himself into a double digit scorer near the end of his career so he’s Gortat.

    Jeff McInnis- 13 seasons in the NBA. In 6 seasons he averaged double digits and in the other seasons averaged closer to 5 pts. A hit or miss PG throughout his career so he’s Mo Williams (even though he has higher career scoring averages)

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  • #700671
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    kobyz
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    Larry Nance- Samuel Dalembert/JaVale McGee

    Robert Parish- Jonas Valanciunas

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  • #700714
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    Crotty: Chris Quinn

    Thompson: Dele      

     

    I liked those two the others seem way off talent or style wise

     

    Hubert Davis:  Boobie Gibson

    Jeff McInnis: Ramon Sessions

    Parish: Bynum

    Nance: McGee

    Ellis: Caron Butler

    Schintzius: Hamed Haddadi

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  • #700764
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    Hadzialijagic
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     You guys are heavily underrating Robert Parish. From 1979-1983 he averaged 23 points and close to 13 rebounds and almost 3 blocks per 36 minutes. He was a consistent performer his entire career becoming a starter at the age of 24 and keeping it until he was 41. He was a consistent 15-20 ppg scorer as a 3rd option on Boston and a 10+ rpg guy. Hes much better than Noah and especially Haywood.

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  • #700765
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    Hadzialijagic
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     You guys are heavily underrating Robert Parish. From 1979-1983 he averaged 23 points and close to 13 rebounds and almost 3 blocks per 36 minutes. He was a consistent performer his entire career becoming a starter at the age of 24 and keeping it until he was 41. He was a consistent 15-20 ppg scorer as a 3rd option on Boston and a 10+ rpg guy. Hes much better than Noah and especially Haywood.

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  • #700804
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    JoeWolf1

    Dwayne Schnitzius-  Greg Steisma

    Hubert Davis- Anthony Parker

     

     

     

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