NBA: Who were some good (not great) players everyone forgot about?

[JoeTait75]

Mark Price and Brad Daugherty. They're to the Cavaliers what guys like Bob Love and Norm Van Lier are to the Bulls- outstanding players who are overshadowed both by the players that beat them and the players on their own franchise that came after them.

[Pelicans78]

My man Gugs was my favorite player in the 90s. Whatever team he played for, I rooted for them.

[ambchang]

Gugliotta was great. So was Jimmy Jackson and Laphonzo Ellis.

Aside from Shaq and Mourning, that draft also had Sprewell, Robert Horry, Walt Williams, Clarence Weatherspoon, Todd Day (was decent before his injuries), Anthony Peeler, Lee Mayberry, Oliver Miler, Doug Christie, Tracey Murray, Hubert Davis and Popeye Jones.

it was a deep draft.

[Thread]

My man Gugs was my favorite player in the 90s. Whatever team he played for, I rooted for them.

You mean Tom Gogiotta, 78?

[Thread]

I always enjoyed Tarkanian bringing Sweet Pea with him to San Antonio. And then actually playing him. I thought that just cool. Drove Media nuts... suckers.

I lodged this picture just to cite Daniels, but, the attendant article is engrossing about the relationship between these two men. It's long, but, if you get a chance:::

http://thestacks.deadspin.com/sweepe...a-p-1485915807

[ElNono]

Desagna Diop and Devin Harris...

tee, hee

[Lakers999]

Robert horry

[Thread]

I enjoyed Jason Williams in Sacramento. He'd enter from the left, dump into CWEBB then drift out to let Webber work.

[Caltex2]

Terell Brandon for the Cavs, Hersey Hawkins, Kenny Anderson, Dale Ellis, Mahommed Abdul Rauf, Bimbo Coles, Derick Coleman, Nick Anderson, Stacy Augmon, Pooh Richardson, Elden Campbell, Vernon Maxwell, Xavier Mcdaniel, Adrian Dantley, Ron Tarpley, Terry mings, Otis Thorpe, Alvin Robertson. So damn many you can name, NBA used to be ing great in the early and mid 90's.

Rik Smits comes to mind as well as Big Smooth Sam Perkins as well, both good shooters for big men.

Deport him he wouldn't stand for the national anthem. Also, lest we forget Clifford Robertson and Cedric Ceballos. D-D-D-Dennis Scott. Steve Francis had his moments as well (Harden's triple double was the first playoff one recorded by a Rocket since him).

But why try on this board, everyone here knows the 90's were horrific basketball compared to today, according to this board anyways.

Wang ZhuZhu
Shawn Bradley
George Muresean

Did you miss the deleted scene from Space Jam where Tweety Bird dunked hard on his Monstar? TB even broke the glass.

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[Thread]

^& Media always pimped him.

[Killakobe81]

Fat Lever
Rolando Blackman
Adrian Dantley
Bernard King
Kelly Tripucka
Bill Laimbeer
Rodney McCray
Detlef Schrempt
Jeff Hornacek
Dan Marjele
Derek Harper
Richard Dumas aka Richard Dumbass
Maurice Lucas
Sidney Moncrief
World B Free - ballhog extraordinaire
Norm Nixon
Mark Aguirre
Michael Adams
Marcus Camby
Damon Stoudemire
Ralph Sampson
Bobby Jones
Billy Cunningham
Nick Van Exel
Vlade Divac
Anthony Mason
John Starks
Mookie Blaylock
Jeff Malone
Dr. Dunkenstein
Jack Sikma
Dan Issel
Dennis Johnson
Dave Bing
Earl the Pearl Monroe
Eddie Jones
Mitch Richmond
Chris Mullin
Glen Rice
Vin Baker
Terry Porter
Jerome Kersey
Mark Price
Brad Daughtery
Larry Lance
Drazen Petrovic
Kevin Willis
Tom Chambers
Alex English
Buck Williams
Terry mings
Gus Williams
Marques Johnson
Otis Birdsong
Downtown Tony Brown
Dan Roundfield
Andrew Toney
Bob Dandridge
Walter Davis
Truck Robinson
Rick Barry - well, he was great
Spencer Haywood - flamed out.
Dave Debusschre

Probably a whole lot more that I forgot.

Bernard was great ...injuries robbed him. Price as well. Mitch Richmond in his prime Moncrief and Mullin in their primes also great. Everyone else you mentioned even my boy Eddie jones were very good, not great.

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Baron Davis?

[ambchang]

Bernard was great ...injuries robbed him. Price as well. Mitch Richmond in his prime Moncrief and Mullin in their primes also great. Everyone else you mentioned even my boy Eddie jones were very good, not great.

Yeah, but I thought they were forgotten.

[Medvedenko]

Cedric Ceballos
Richard Dumas
Lamar Odom

[StrengthAndHonor]

As usual, Amb always had to overdo it. You idiot, you.

I was going to say that Dude just hogged it. Amba must be the life of the party in real life.

[Pelicans78]

You mean Tom Gogiotta, 78?

Gugliotta? Yup.

[StrengthAndHonor]

[daslicer]

So many have been listed. I would say Kendall Gill, Mashburn, David Wesely, Bobby Phills. All of these guys were Hornets at one point of time in their careers.

[Dunc n Dave]

Sarunas Marciulionis
This guy was the 90's Ginobili... Overlooked player IMO

[Thebesteva]

He might have been more than just a good player though but hes definitely a forgotten guy by most

[Clipper Nation]

Glen Rice... wish I could find the video of the game-winner he hit against the Mavs.

[lefty]

Yinka Dare!!!!!!!


Richard Dumas before going back to drugs

What a waste.... When Westphal woke up in the middle of the 93 Finals and finally gave more minutes to Dumas, he raped Pippen tbh

[Caltex2]

Muggsy Bogues, I'm surprised Shaq didn't step on him during their overlapping careers.
Tom Chambers, though he didn't play within the last 20 years.

Christian Laetner. He didn't make the impact he did in college but make no mistake he was a solid NBA player and even made an All-Star team.

[Splits]

Yeah dem Sonics had a bunch of em, Nate McMillan, Hersey Hawkins, Eric Snow, Sam Perkins, Vin Baker, Olden Polynece...