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He was also 6'7 playing point guard. One of the most explosive players in the league during his first four years.
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He was also 6'7 playing point guard. One of the most explosive players in the league during his first four years.
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I never viewed T-Mac as a top five player ever and I'm a Rockets fan.
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There was talk on if he was better than. Kobe, he was viewed as a Top 2-3 player at one point
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You don't know anything about basketball if you never viewed T-Mac as a top 5 player. I do believe his best years were with the Magic though
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Prime for Prime:
Was Penny better than Tim Hardaway?
Was Penny better than Tim Hardaway?
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So you want to compare the prime of a player who was relatively healthy to the prime of a player who's career you know was derailed by injury?
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I'm taking Penny over Tim.
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Easily.
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Pre injury plagued Penny >>>
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Nah compare Penny first 5 years that he was healthy that was his “prime” right?
He was 1 of the most explosive players in the game right? A 6-7 killer with handles and a mid range game
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Tim Hardaway was a killer go watch basketball and see what a 23 year old Tim was doing to Magic Johnson in the playoffs
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Y’all Krazy Tim Bug was barely 6ft given
Cats 23/10 in his second year in the NBA
as an 3RD option... was Prime Penny doing
that? FOH
Cats 23/10 in his second year in the NBA
as an 3RD option... was Prime Penny doing
that? FOH
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Go watch basketball?
you’re funny kidI’m probably older than you, meaning I’ve been watching basketball longer than you. I’m not throwing shade at the killer crossover, I just don’t think penny reached his prime before he started getting injured
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A player's prime is usually between age 27 to about 34-35. A players first four to five years wouldn't be considered prime.
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U Prbly haven’t bro I’ve forgot more than I Prbly just finding out...Go watch basketball?
I’m probably older than you, meaning I’ve been watching basketball longer than you. I’m not throwing shade at the killer crossover, I just don’t think penny reached his prime before he was injured.
Compare his career when he was healthy then and it’s still Tim...
Nike gassed y’all up over Penny
Tim was a better scorer
Tim was a better passer
Tim had better handles
Tim had better numbers
What else you need?
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What the **** does this even mean?
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But if that’s all you have to go off then that’s what you use...
Using your logic you telling me Magic Johnson career is only based on 86-91?
Orlando Shaq wasn’t his prime?
None of that counts?
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Damn
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Lakers Shaq was his prime
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Are prime years not supposed to be peak years?
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I think it Started in Orlando he was never in that type of shape again in his careeer and was way more athletic
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What would y’all consider to be AI prime?
