THEE OFFICIAL 2019-2020 NBA OFFSEASON THREAD: VICTORY LAP

[everysingletime]

30 names?

kobe
Kevin love
Klay
Andrew wiggins
Steph
Seth
GRIII
GPII
Mike Conley
Luke
Mike bibby
Jae crowder
Ed davis
Mike dunleavy
Jerami grant
Jerian grant
Tim hardaway jr
Gerald henderson
Al horford
Wes matthews
Larry nance
Jabari parker
Sabonis
Garret temple
Wally szerbyiak
Dajuan wagner
Jalen rose
Justice winslow
Dave stockton
AJ price
Glen rice
Jim paxson
John paxson

thats over 30 playboy, shut your mouth when grown folks talking

I was going to like your post, but you had to end it with disrespect. Pretty immature for a grown man

 

[P C H]

I can’t believe fans were mad about the league using instant replay to make the right call last night

 

[moe200069]

He's spacing the floor

reverse cherry picking. you don't have to get back on D if you're always on it.

 

[wavycrocket]

I can’t believe fans were mad about the league using instant replay to make the right call last night

Nick Wright was hot about it.

 

[lawdog1]

Hate to be that guy but y’all know lebron basically got adopted when he was 10 right?

I did not know that. Adopted by whom?

 

[VARNELL HILL]

Nick Wright was hot about it.

This is 100% entertainment to rustle jimmies.

The man goes on to explain why the call was correct...and then follows it up with it being the incorrect call because "it doesn't make the sport better"

 

[addict4sneakers]

I did not know that. Adopted by whom?

an AAU teammate. Can’t remember if it was the Joyce family but they looked out for him from like 9 or 10 on because they saw his moms struggling.

they were a middle class family

 

[P C H]

Nick Wright was hot about it.

auxtwisosisisospdjf I have never seen this

his hair

getting the call right is now an issue wtf

 

[geno90221]

an AAU teammate. Can’t remember if it was the Joyce family but they looked out for him from like 9 or 10 on because they saw his moms struggling.

they were a middle class family

He May have lived with them for a moment due to his mom struggling, but they never adopted him that’s a strong word

 

[addict4sneakers]

He May have lived with them for a moment due to his mom struggling, but they never adopted him that’s a strong word

I didn’t say it was legally done but in his book he credits them from giving him stability and he basically was there all of the time

 

[Cashflow]

Hate to be that guy but y’all know lebron basically got adopted when he was 10 right?

an AAU teammate. Can’t remember if it was the Joyce family but they looked out for him from like 9 or 10 on because they saw his moms struggling.

they were a middle class family

NBA: LeBron Trilogy, part 1

In ESPN The Magazine's NBA Preview Issue, Eli Saslow tells the story of LeBron James the fourth grader, before basketball came into his life.

www.espn.com

When LeBron really needed it, a family stepped in and made a lasting difference: The Making of an MVP

When people talk about those who helped shape LeBron James into a Most Valuable Player, you hear many names: his mother, Gloria; youth basketball coaches Dru Joyce II and Keith Dambrot; several pro coaches; NBA stars such as Kobe Bryant and Jason Kidd. But you seldom hear about the Walker family.

www.cleveland.com

 

[QU!K]

Steph was a physical underdog for sure. Undersized, average athleticism...and the fact that his dad was an NBA player means very little.

NBA players whose father was also an NBA player is an extreme minority.

I don't think anyone on here can come up with 30 names throughout nba history of a player whose father was also an NBA player... And the nba drafts what.. 60 players a year?

If you can name 30 names... Please list them.


....


Of the top 50 players in nba history, how many had a son who made the nba?

off the top

1. Mike Barry
2. Brent Barry
3. Luke Walton
4. Steph Curry
5 Seth Curry
6. Mike Dunleavy Jr
7. Jerami Grant
8. Klay Thompson
9. Austin Rivers
10. Andy Rautins
11. Kobe Bryant
12. Patrick Ewing Jr.
13. Tim Hardaway Jr.
14. Larry Nance Jr.
15. Gary Payton II
16. Glen Robinson III
17. Domontas Sabonis

with assistance

18. Drew Barry
19. Mike Bibby
20. Devin Booker
21. Ronnie Brewer
22. Jalen Brunson
23. Jae Crowder
24. Austin Daye
25. Danny Ferry
26. Darius Garland
27. Jerian Grant
28. Gerald Henderson
29. Al Horford
30. Jaren Jackson Jr.

31. Coby Karl
32. Kevin Love
33. John Lucas III
34. Sean May
35. Jabari Parker
36. Glen Rice Jr.
37. AJ price
38. Andrew Wiggins

List of second-generation NBA players - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[casper90403]

got my answer

 

[vtotheinay]

When I think of an underdog, I think of Scottie Pippen. D3 to top 50 of all time and 6 rings.

 

[addict4sneakers]

Dudes named 30-60 players across the history of a league of tens of thousands of players

 

[QU!K]

Whos the best player that didnt play D1? Not including any high school to pro guys.

Guess international guys can be included

Possibly Luka

 

[QU!K]

Dudes named 30-60 players across the history of a league of tens of thousands of players

As of 1964-2014 the total numbers of nba players was 3,071

 

[tay1]

D Rose needs to be on a contender

 

[casper90403]

Will OKC buy out CP3? And if they do, will the Lakers swoop him up?

 

[VARNELL HILL]

When I think of an underdog, I think of Scottie Pippen. D3 to top 50 of all time and 6 rings.

By definition...he certainly is. One caveat however...he had a rare 7 inch growth spurt at that D3 school.

 

[QU!K]

Will OKC buy out CP3? And if they do, will the Lakers swoop him up?

Pretty sure he’s too expensive to be bought out

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]

As of 1964-2014 the total numbers of nba players ever was 3,071

That can't be right

Edit - nevermind you phrased that kinda weird

 

[MIKE LOWERY]

CP3 is still owed over 100 Ms. What would a buyout for that even look like?



If the Lakers get anybody from OKC it would be German Rondo.

 

[JD617]

Idk the exact number but this was 3 years ago so it's only a little higher than this.

 

[QU!K]

That can't be right

Edit - nevermind you phrased that kinda weird

That just 50 years
NBA started in 1946

ABA started 1967

1976 was the NBA ABA merger

I’d guess if you combine them all it doesn’t reach “ tens of thousands”