Kind of funny to find so many same year rookies in our team, and some guys still struggling in a contender for their first ring :
Damon Stoudamire 7th
Kurt Thomas 10th
Brent Barry 15th
Michael Finley 21st
Antonio McDyess 2nd
Rasheed Wallace 4th
Theo Ratliff 18th
Joe Smith 1st
Eric Snow 14of2R
Kevin Garnett 5th
Jerry Stackhouse 3rd
Who got the most, who's the best. So
Hate to burst your bubble, but Stoudemire and Thomas are still "struggling" for their first.Kind of funny to find so many same year rookies in our team, and some guys still struggling in a contender for their first ring :
Damon Stoudamire 7th
Kurt Thomas 10th
Brent Barry 15th
Michael Finley 21st
Antonio McDyess 2nd
Rasheed Wallace 4th
Theo Ratliff 18th
Joe Smith 1st
Eric Snow 14of2R
Kevin Garnett 5th
Jerry Stackhouse 3rd
Who got the most, who's the best. So
Agree. Evrybody's struggling, since this postseason must be quite tough.
Finley was a steal for Phoenix at 21. I can't believe that many teams passed on him.
I read in the sporting news basketaball guide years ago, that had Duncan came out that year, after his sophmore year, he might have been the # 1 pick. Duncan was only 18 years old when playing in the ACC tournament that year, the year Randolph Childress went nuts.
That was a pretty decent draft after Joe Smith.
anyone notice that the best player on this list is Damon Stoudemire, who was named the prestigious NBA Rookie of the Year?Kind of funny to find so many same year rookies in our team, and some guys still struggling in a contender for their first ring :
Damon Stoudamire 7th
Kurt Thomas 10th
Brent Barry 15th
Michael Finley 21st
Antonio McDyess 2nd
Rasheed Wallace 4th
Theo Ratliff 18th
Joe Smith 1st
Eric Snow 14of2R
Kevin Garnett 5th
Jerry Stackhouse 3rd
Who got the most, who's the best. So
And we got 'em.
Thanks for the props./kg
You're welcome. /sheed
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