[high floorParticipant]

As a way to connect and get to know the guys and girls on this forum better, I thought it would be fun to post and briefly describe who some of our favorite NBA players currently are in the game. Surprisingly, if I were asked who a lot of the long-time posters on this site’s favorite players were, I wouldn’t know where to begin. And I’m on here nearly every day. It’s August, let’s open things up a little!

Favorite retired player: Anfernee Hardaway

• Unbelievble combination of size, speed, court awarenes, and scoring ability.
• Underrated defender, capable of guarding multiple positions.
• One of the more humble superstars to play the game.
• Unfortunately one of the all-time "what if" players due to injuries.

Favorite Vet (Still playing): Manu Ginoboli 

• Able to postively affect the game for his teammates in so many ways.
• An all-time crafty players.
• Sacrificed his stats for the good of the organization. Easilly could have averaged 20+ if he left San Antonio and took a starters role earlier in his career.

Favorite player currently (or approaching) his prime: Jimmy Butler

• He plays his guts out every game.
• Skills are still evolving, able to uncover a new wrinkle to his game each year.
• Takes pride in shutting his man down defensively.

Favorite Rookie (2015 NBA Draft): Mario Hezonja

• Supremely confident in his talent
• Wants to put every player on a poster
• Seems like the kind of guy who could miss 10 threes in a row, but make the game winner

[SmooveKRYPTParticipant]

Retired: T-Mac

unstoppable scorer, elite athlete, gifted passer, one of the smoothest to ever grace the court.

Vet: KG

Leader, warrior, all-around 2-way beast, one of the most intense players we’ll ever see.

Prime: KD

Health permitting he could break the all-time scoring record. once in a generation talent, great teammate above all.

2015 Rookie: Emmanuel Mudiay

creative passer, flashy but still makes the right play, great in the pick-n-roll.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[SmooveKRYPTParticipant]

Retired: T-Mac

unstoppable scorer, elite athlete, gifted passer, one of the smoothest to ever grace the court.

Vet: KG

Leader, warrior, all-around 2-way beast, one of the most intense players we’ll ever see.

Prime: KD

Health permitting he could break the all-time scoring record. once in a generation talent, great teammate above all.

2015 Rookie: Emmanuel Mudiay

creative passer, flashy but still makes the right play, great in the pick-n-roll.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Favorite retired player: Reggie Miller

• Loyal to the city and the Pacers his entire career, despite opportunities to go to bigger markets.
• One of the most clutch players in NBA history.
• Extremely competitive and could take his game up several notches on the biggest stages.

Favorite Vet (Still playing): David West 

• He’s no longer a Pacer, but I love what he brought to the franchise and most importantly the city. He and his wife were huge in the community. He’s a real leader, both on and off of the court. 
• He brought a toughness to the Pacers and played a huge role in mentoring the young guys.

Favorite player currently (or approaching) his prime: Paul George 

• He’s a two way star, who’s an absolute stud defensively. He can lock down 3 positions defending both on and off of the ball. I don’t know another defender that’s as great as him at making himself "skinny" and getting around picks/screens. 
• He has amazing work ethic and gets better every season. 
• He brings excitement to the city and makes it fun to attend games. 

Favorite Rookie (2015 NBA Draft): Myles Turner

• *Amazing* character 
• I believe that the Pacers got the steal of the draft. Big men with his length, shooting, shot blocking and just overall skill set are rare. He reminds me of LaMarcus Aldridge, but actually uses his length to block shots. The Pacers and Turner are a perfect match. He’s going to develop into a star. 
• Defense. He has great length and has excellent timing blocking shots. 

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Favorite retired player: Reggie Miller

• Loyal to the city and the Pacers his entire career, despite opportunities to go to bigger markets.
• One of the most clutch players in NBA history.
• Extremely competitive and could take his game up several notches on the biggest stages.

Favorite Vet (Still playing): David West 

• He’s no longer a Pacer, but I love what he brought to the franchise and most importantly the city. He and his wife were huge in the community. He’s a real leader, both on and off of the court. 
• He brought a toughness to the Pacers and played a huge role in mentoring the young guys.

Favorite player currently (or approaching) his prime: Paul George 

• He’s a two way star, who’s an absolute stud defensively. He can lock down 3 positions defending both on and off of the ball. I don’t know another defender that’s as great as him at making himself "skinny" and getting around picks/screens. 
• He has amazing work ethic and gets better every season. 
• He brings excitement to the city and makes it fun to attend games. 

Favorite Rookie (2015 NBA Draft): Myles Turner

• *Amazing* character 
• I believe that the Pacers got the steal of the draft. Big men with his length, shooting, shot blocking and just overall skill set are rare. He reminds me of LaMarcus Aldridge, but actually uses his length to block shots. The Pacers and Turner are a perfect match. He’s going to develop into a star. 
• Defense. He has great length and has excellent timing blocking shots. 

[SkalAndJamalParticipant]

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[SkalAndJamalParticipant]

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[Rip255]

Retired – Wilt the Stilt & White Chocolate

Veteran – Vinsanity, Joakim Noah & Joe Ingles

Prime – Boogie for skill, Javale McGee for comedy

Rookie – Herzonja (stole OPs thunder)

 

 

 

[Rip255]

Retired – Wilt the Stilt & White Chocolate

Veteran – Vinsanity, Joakim Noah & Joe Ingles

Prime – Boogie for skill, Javale McGee for comedy

Rookie – Herzonja (stole OPs thunder)

 

 

 

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 Joe Ingles was a rookie last year. I don’t think he’s a veteran

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 Joe Ingles was a rookie last year. I don’t think he’s a veteran

[Rip255]

Man I been watching Joe Ingles play Pro Ball for 10 years. How u gonna tell me he’s not a vet. 

Maybe he’s not an NBA Veteran, but he’s played in Europe, Olympics too. He was basically brought in to babysit Dante Exum with his veteran presence….yet Utah found out he was actually good and kept him around. 

 

[Rip255]

Man I been watching Joe Ingles play Pro Ball for 10 years. How u gonna tell me he’s not a vet. 

Maybe he’s not an NBA Veteran, but he’s played in Europe, Olympics too. He was basically brought in to babysit Dante Exum with his veteran presence….yet Utah found out he was actually good and kept him around. 

 

[BallerScriptParticipant]

 Retired – Penny Hardaway

Veteran – Kevin Garnett

Current – Paul George/Blake Griffin

Rookie – Montrezl Harrell

 

 

 

[BallerScriptParticipant]

 Retired – Penny Hardaway

Veteran – Kevin Garnett

Current – Paul George/Blake Griffin

Rookie – Montrezl Harrell

 

 

 

[JordanC20Participant]

 Retired – Shaq

Veteran – Dirk Nowitzki

Prime – tie between Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins

Rookie – WCS

 

 

 

[JordanC20Participant]

 Retired – Shaq

Veteran – Dirk Nowitzki

Prime – tie between Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins

Rookie – WCS

 

 

 

[ncballer]

 Retired:  MJ

Veteran: Ty Lawson (my life is indebted to him for 2009)

Prime:  Anthony Davis, just an extremely unique player.

Rookie:  Stanley Johnson, junkyard player whose work ethic is second to none. 

[ncballer]

 Retired:  MJ

Veteran: Ty Lawson (my life is indebted to him for 2009)

Prime:  Anthony Davis, just an extremely unique player.

Rookie:  Stanley Johnson, junkyard player whose work ethic is second to none. 

[MorseWillParticipant]

 Retired- T-Mac

Vet-Chris Paul

Current-KD

Rookie-Justise Winslow/Kelly Oubre

Good Topic thread

[MorseWillParticipant]

 Retired- T-Mac

Vet-Chris Paul

Current-KD

Rookie-Justise Winslow/Kelly Oubre

Good Topic thread

[evangelion79Participant]

 Retired – Larry Bird

 

Veteran – Tim Duncan, or Dirk Nowitzki

 

Prime – Anthony Davis

 

Rookie – Devon Booker

 

 

 

 

 

 

[evangelion79Participant]

 Retired – Larry Bird

 

Veteran – Tim Duncan, or Dirk Nowitzki

 

Prime – Anthony Davis

 

Rookie – Devon Booker

 

 

 

 

 

 

[SkalAndJamalParticipant]

Here’s my answer in starting lineup form

C| Shaquille O’Neal(retired)

F| Carmelo Anthony(Vet)

F| Andrew Wiggins(Prime)

G| Latrell Sprewell(Retired)

G| D’Angelo Russell(Rookie)

Shaq— the King Kong that protected Staples Center for so long.

Carmelo— won’t find a guy who is that strong and can shoot and handle the ball like he can. 

Wiggins— He’s a different dude, already talking about wanting to stay in Minny

 Latrell— Didn’t back down from anybody. 

D’Angelo— People are already writing him off cause of summer league, guess y’all just have to learn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[SkalAndJamalParticipant]

Here’s my answer in starting lineup form

C| Shaquille O’Neal(retired)

F| Carmelo Anthony(Vet)

F| Andrew Wiggins(Prime)

G| Latrell Sprewell(Retired)

G| D’Angelo Russell(Rookie)

Shaq— the King Kong that protected Staples Center for so long.

Carmelo— won’t find a guy who is that strong and can shoot and handle the ball like he can. 

Wiggins— He’s a different dude, already talking about wanting to stay in Minny

 Latrell— Didn’t back down from anybody. 

D’Angelo— People are already writing him off cause of summer league, guess y’all just have to learn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[adumParticipant]

Retired – Chris Webber and AI

Veteran – Wade, Diaw and J Crawford

Prime – Lebron, Harden and Lance Stephenson ( Dunno if he’s in his prime  lool)

Rookie – Super MARIO 

[adumParticipant]

Retired – Chris Webber and AI

Veteran – Wade, Diaw and J Crawford

Prime – Lebron, Harden and Lance Stephenson ( Dunno if he’s in his prime  lool)

Rookie – Super MARIO 

[ChoppyParticipant]

 Retired: Grant Hill – was the first superstar player I really followed. Also helped he was from my favourite team (Pistons).

Veteran: Tim Duncan – love the Big Fundamental. To do what he’s done for as long as he’s done it? Guy is a legend.

Prime: Anthony Davis – Dude is a freak. Nothing he can’t do.

Rookie – Stanley Johnson – bit of a homer pick (was gonna go with Mario) but Johnson has grown on me. I’m really intrigued as to how he’ll go.

[ChoppyParticipant]

 Retired: Grant Hill – was the first superstar player I really followed. Also helped he was from my favourite team (Pistons).

Veteran: Tim Duncan – love the Big Fundamental. To do what he’s done for as long as he’s done it? Guy is a legend.

Prime: Anthony Davis – Dude is a freak. Nothing he can’t do.

Rookie – Stanley Johnson – bit of a homer pick (was gonna go with Mario) but Johnson has grown on me. I’m really intrigued as to how he’ll go.

[kazamParticipant]

 Retired: Allan Houston

Eventually became an overpaid player due to injury and a huge contract but in his prime he could really score the ball. Shooting stroke was as pure as anyones.

Current Vet: Dirk Nowitzki

Prime: Russell Westbrook 

Rookie: Justise Winslow

 

 

 

 

 

[kazamParticipant]

 Retired: Allan Houston

Eventually became an overpaid player due to injury and a huge contract but in his prime he could really score the ball. Shooting stroke was as pure as anyones.

Current Vet: Dirk Nowitzki

Prime: Russell Westbrook 

Rookie: Justise Winslow

 

 

 

 

 

[rich.homie.mitchParticipant]

 Retired: Larry Bird, Malone, Drexler

Current Vet: Andre Miller,

Prime: LaMarcus Aldridge

Rookie: Mudiay

 

 

 

[rich.homie.mitchParticipant]

 Retired: Larry Bird, Malone, Drexler

Current Vet: Andre Miller,

Prime: LaMarcus Aldridge

Rookie: Mudiay

 

 

 

[Toronto16Participant]

Retired – Allen Iverson – Sad where his life has ended up, but as a player there was nobody more electric, more must see than Iverson. He was a warrior on the court, never complained about injuries and always gave 110 percent.

Vet – Vince Carter – As a Raptors fan he was the reason I fell in love with basketball.

Prime – Kevin Durant – Freak of nature, amazing skill set. If I was an NBA player I’d want to be just like Kevin Durant.

Rookie – Emmaual Mudiay – Read about his story and immediately became a fan. His journey to the US then to the NBA is remarkable.

[Toronto16Participant]

Retired – Allen Iverson – Sad where his life has ended up, but as a player there was nobody more electric, more must see than Iverson. He was a warrior on the court, never complained about injuries and always gave 110 percent.

Vet – Vince Carter – As a Raptors fan he was the reason I fell in love with basketball.

Prime – Kevin Durant – Freak of nature, amazing skill set. If I was an NBA player I’d want to be just like Kevin Durant.

Rookie – Emmaual Mudiay – Read about his story and immediately became a fan. His journey to the US then to the NBA is remarkable.

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 That explains why AI didn’t go to practice…

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 BTW… the comment above was a joke.

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 BTW… the comment above was a joke.

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 That explains why AI didn’t go to practice…

[ballislyfe25Participant]

Retired – Hakeem Olajuwon. Incredibe skill (ballhandling, shooting, POST MOVES) and athleticism for a center and he has played against many of the best bigs; Kareem, Shaq, Duncan/Robinson, Ewing, etc. Have to believe he would be even more effective in today’s game. 

Veteran – Zach Randolph. So many 20/10 years and has his head on straight in Memphis becoming a beloved player and team leader. His throwback game is effective and he is one of the true players who can combat "small-ball" with his strength, skill, and toughness. It’s refreshing to see a guy with virtually no hops or "athleticism" constantly outduel the Blake Griffins, Serge Ibakas, and modern day big men. 

Prime – Kevin Durant. Followed him closely since his high school days and he has lived up to the hype and more. If he comes back close to full strength, the Thunder are my pick to win the West. However, I would like to see him add more of a post game and get more efficient shots, and there’s a good possibility with that under Billy Donovan.

Rookie – D’Angelo Russell. Like his shooting stroke and passing ability. Interested to see how he pans out over the next few years in LA.

[ballislyfe25Participant]

Retired – Hakeem Olajuwon. Incredibe skill (ballhandling, shooting, POST MOVES) and athleticism for a center and he has played against many of the best bigs; Kareem, Shaq, Duncan/Robinson, Ewing, etc. Have to believe he would be even more effective in today’s game. 

Veteran – Zach Randolph. So many 20/10 years and has his head on straight in Memphis becoming a beloved player and team leader. His throwback game is effective and he is one of the true players who can combat "small-ball" with his strength, skill, and toughness. It’s refreshing to see a guy with virtually no hops or "athleticism" constantly outduel the Blake Griffins, Serge Ibakas, and modern day big men. 

Prime – Kevin Durant. Followed him closely since his high school days and he has lived up to the hype and more. If he comes back close to full strength, the Thunder are my pick to win the West. However, I would like to see him add more of a post game and get more efficient shots, and there’s a good possibility with that under Billy Donovan.

Rookie – D’Angelo Russell. Like his shooting stroke and passing ability. Interested to see how he pans out over the next few years in LA.

[Dazzling Dunks and Basketball BloopersParticipant]

 Retired: magic, Steve Nash

Veteran: Kobe

Current: steph curry, Durant

Rookie: dangelo Russell

 

 

 

[Dazzling Dunks and Basketball BloopersParticipant]

 Retired: magic, Steve Nash

Veteran: Kobe

Current: steph curry, Durant

Rookie: dangelo Russell

 

 

 

[Andrew1984Participant]

Retired: John Stockton, Magic Johnson
Veteran: Goran Dragic
Prime: Kyrie Irving, Gordon Hayward, Andre Drummond
Rookie: Myles Turner (I was on record prior to draft saying I’d take him in the top 5 without hesitation)
In between Rookie and Prime: Doug McDermott

[Andrew1984Participant]

Retired: John Stockton, Magic Johnson
Veteran: Goran Dragic
Prime: Kyrie Irving, Gordon Hayward, Andre Drummond
Rookie: Myles Turner (I was on record prior to draft saying I’d take him in the top 5 without hesitation)
In between Rookie and Prime: Doug McDermott

[festar35Participant]

Retired – Reggie Miller, I just loved the way he played. So skinny but man was he aggressive and a fantastic shooter which always keeps me interested. Reason I am a Pacers fan.

Veteren – Dirk Nowitzki, whilst Indiana struggled I invested a lot of time in Dallas and loved following Dirk, he has changed the game in what a big man can do and he is just a fantastic player.

Prime – Paul George, he gets massive bonus points for being on the Pacers, but love his game as well and hope to see him back as his old self pre-injury. Really a fan of two-way players and think he still has a chan e to be the best two-way player in the NBA.

Rookie – Myles Turner, again a Pacer, but he seems like an incredible person and is demeanour is iut of this world for a 19 year playing elite sports. Love his game as well, as he can shoot and has ability to protect the rim as well.

Non-Pacer Vet -Gary Payton
Non-Pacer Prime – Damian Lillard
Non-Pacer Rookie – Emmanuel Mudiay

[festar35Participant]

Retired – Reggie Miller, I just loved the way he played. So skinny but man was he aggressive and a fantastic shooter which always keeps me interested. Reason I am a Pacers fan.

Veteren – Dirk Nowitzki, whilst Indiana struggled I invested a lot of time in Dallas and loved following Dirk, he has changed the game in what a big man can do and he is just a fantastic player.

Prime – Paul George, he gets massive bonus points for being on the Pacers, but love his game as well and hope to see him back as his old self pre-injury. Really a fan of two-way players and think he still has a chan e to be the best two-way player in the NBA.

Rookie – Myles Turner, again a Pacer, but he seems like an incredible person and is demeanour is iut of this world for a 19 year playing elite sports. Love his game as well, as he can shoot and has ability to protect the rim as well.

Non-Pacer Vet -Gary Payton
Non-Pacer Prime – Damian Lillard
Non-Pacer Rookie – Emmanuel Mudiay

[cjwParticipant]

 Retired- Shawn Kemp

veteran- Zach Randolph

Prime- John Wall

rookie- Jerian Grant

[cjwParticipant]

 Retired- Shawn Kemp

veteran- Zach Randolph

Prime- John Wall

rookie- Jerian Grant

[BKGingerSnapParticipant]

 Retired: Antione Walker

Veteran: Paul Pierce

Prime: Anthony Davis

rookie: Hezonja

 

 

[BKGingerSnapParticipant]

 Retired: Antione Walker

Veteran: Paul Pierce

Prime: Anthony Davis

rookie: Hezonja

 

 

[thaprodigyParticipant]

 

Retired • Allen Iverson/T-Mac | AI was 6’0 165 & somehow managed to be elite, SC top 10 play coming whenever they were on the court.

Vet • KG/Pierce – Ticket’s got that warrior mentality & carried Minnesota all those years before eventually winning in Boston. Gives 150% every time he’s on the court. As Paul Pierce has grown older he’s made a smooth transition into being role player while showing he’s still indeed The Truth.

Prime • Kevin Durant/Westbrook – KD’s just smooth man, the jumper, the handle for his size. Makes it look easy like T-Mac. Russell plays with such anger & ferocity, that not too many have these days

Rookie • Delon Wright –  Didn’t graduate HS, went JuCo for 2 years in San Fran & was one of the best players in the nation the past 2 years. Big versatile guard that should see minutes in Toronto with Vasquez being shipped out.

 

 

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[thaprodigyParticipant]

 

Retired • Allen Iverson/T-Mac | AI was 6’0 165 & somehow managed to be elite, SC top 10 play coming whenever they were on the court.

Vet • KG/Pierce – Ticket’s got that warrior mentality & carried Minnesota all those years before eventually winning in Boston. Gives 150% every time he’s on the court. As Paul Pierce has grown older he’s made a smooth transition into being role player while showing he’s still indeed The Truth.

Prime • Kevin Durant/Westbrook – KD’s just smooth man, the jumper, the handle for his size. Makes it look easy like T-Mac. Russell plays with such anger & ferocity, that not too many have these days

Rookie • Delon Wright –  Didn’t graduate HS, went JuCo for 2 years in San Fran & was one of the best players in the nation the past 2 years. Big versatile guard that should see minutes in Toronto with Vasquez being shipped out.

 

 

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[SubZeroParticipant]

I’m super indecisive and feel like I’m leaving guys out when I do lists and stuff so I probably won’t be able to pick one for each

Retired: Penny Hardaway, Larry Bird, Hakeem Olajuwon, Tracy McGrady, Brandon Roy

Vet: Tim Duncan, Dirk Nowitzki, Kobe Bryant

Prime: Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, every prime Kentucky player (John Wall, DeMarcus Cousins, Anthony Davis, Eric Bledsoe, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Brandon Knight)

Rookie: Mario Hezonja, Emmanuel Mudiay, Stanley Johnson, every Kentucky rookie

So I like a lot of guys lol but it’s better to me than not liking very many

[SubZeroParticipant]

I’m super indecisive and feel like I’m leaving guys out when I do lists and stuff so I probably won’t be able to pick one for each

Retired: Penny Hardaway, Larry Bird, Hakeem Olajuwon, Tracy McGrady, Brandon Roy

Vet: Tim Duncan, Dirk Nowitzki, Kobe Bryant

Prime: Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, every prime Kentucky player (John Wall, DeMarcus Cousins, Anthony Davis, Eric Bledsoe, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Brandon Knight)

Rookie: Mario Hezonja, Emmanuel Mudiay, Stanley Johnson, every Kentucky rookie

So I like a lot of guys lol but it’s better to me than not liking very many

[Stephen A. BaylessParticipant]

The Admiral- as far as size, length, skills, IQ probably the perfect center. 

Dirk- Leader, Champion, Winner (Those attributes are often overlooked about him)

Steph Curry- Fellow North Carolinian, big fan since the Davidson days.

Kristaps Porzingis- A truly intriguing prospect. Immense potential on both ends of the floor.

[Stephen A. BaylessParticipant]

The Admiral- as far as size, length, skills, IQ probably the perfect center. 

Dirk- Leader, Champion, Winner (Those attributes are often overlooked about him)

Steph Curry- Fellow North Carolinian, big fan since the Davidson days.

Kristaps Porzingis- A truly intriguing prospect. Immense potential on both ends of the floor.

[HeroescantdieParticipant]

Retired: Brandon Roy = I feel he should’ve won a division title for Portland with Aldridge and Batum back then, Larry Johnson on Hornets team is a beast, an undersized 4 and strong 3, first combo forward in the 90’s with monster numbers in Charlotte.

Veteran: Paul Pierce = Athletecism is not the primary requirement for the HOF

Current: Anthony Davis = He’s like an alien. Nobody like him.

Rookie: Emmanuel Mudiay = I think he remind me so much of Tyreke Evans. I love Tyreke in his Rookie season but I’m not saying Mudiay will be that good. I want to play him on nba 2k16 lol

 

 

[HeroescantdieParticipant]

Retired: Brandon Roy = I feel he should’ve won a division title for Portland with Aldridge and Batum back then, Larry Johnson on Hornets team is a beast, an undersized 4 and strong 3, first combo forward in the 90’s with monster numbers in Charlotte.

Veteran: Paul Pierce = Athletecism is not the primary requirement for the HOF

Current: Anthony Davis = He’s like an alien. Nobody like him.

Rookie: Emmanuel Mudiay = I think he remind me so much of Tyreke Evans. I love Tyreke in his Rookie season but I’m not saying Mudiay will be that good. I want to play him on nba 2k16 lol

 

 

[ZouldiersParticipant]

 Retired: Dennis Rodman

 Vet: Dwyane Wade, Favorite Player of all-time

 Prime: John Wall, Do it all PG with athleticism and great dance moves. All he needs is shooting

 2015 Rookie: Jahlil Okafor and Justise Winslow. The former has great post moves at a young age the latter is the future of the Heat hehe.

 

 

 

[ZouldiersParticipant]

 Retired: Dennis Rodman

 Vet: Dwyane Wade, Favorite Player of all-time

 Prime: John Wall, Do it all PG with athleticism and great dance moves. All he needs is shooting

 2015 Rookie: Jahlil Okafor and Justise Winslow. The former has great post moves at a young age the latter is the future of the Heat hehe.

 

 

 

[B-dizzle97Participant]

 Retired-Allen Iverson. Pound for pound the best player ever.

Vet- KG. Revolutionized the game.

Prime- James Harden. Amazing scorer.

Rookie- Mario Hezonja. Love his cocky attitude.

 

[B-dizzle97Participant]

 Retired-Allen Iverson. Pound for pound the best player ever.

Vet- KG. Revolutionized the game.

Prime- James Harden. Amazing scorer.

Rookie- Mario Hezonja. Love his cocky attitude.

 

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