HOF or FOH: Chris Webber
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What does that even mean...smh
Tell me what's the career defining moment in his career. What passing the ball off to Bibby to take the game winning shot?
"It's the Hall of Fame, not the hall of good" *Colin Cowherd* -
so Mark Jackson can be on the finalist list last year but not Chris Webber? like i said earlier during his Kings years he was a top 5 power forward tht team wasnt bout ? before he got there he elevated tht teams play tbh nobody was the same after they left the kingsTell me what's the career defining moment in his career. What passing the ball off to Bibby to take the game winning shot?
"It's the Hall of Fame, not the hall of good" *Colin Cowherd* -
I don't agree with Mark Jackson being on the list either. I feel like Chris Webber didn't reach his potential. He had a good career, not HOF material imoThrowed Off Axel wrote: »so Mark Jackson can be on the finalist list last year but not Chris Webber? like i said earlier during his Kings years he was a top 5 power forward tht team wasnt bout ? before he got there he elevated tht teams play tbh nobody was the same after they left the kings -
I don't agree with Mark Jackson being on the list either. I feel like Chris Webber didn't reach his potential. He had a good career, not HOF material imo
thats fair at the bolded but averagin 20 nd 10 always playin for a contender every year nd being a 5 time all-star, 5 time all NBA player one time even crackin the 1st team the while Duncan nd KG were playin at high levels would be enough to qualify for the HOF he wont be 1st ballot but he'll get in -
Tell me what's the career defining moment in his career. What passing the ball off to Bibby to take the game winning shot?
"It's the Hall of Fame, not the hall of good" *Colin Cowherd*
But what does that mean!? lol where are u pullin that phrase from smh
Tell me what the career defining moment for these guys were
Chris Mullin
Gus Johnson
Patrick Ewing
Adrian Dantley -
According to Baketballreference.com-
70. James Worthy* 0.8210
71. Adrian Dantley* 0.8102
72. Alex English* 0.8008
73. Bobby Wanzer* 0.7799
74. Tiny Archibald* 0.7790
75. Dave Bing* 0.7726
76. Chris Paul 0.7563
77. Bob Davies* 0.7545
78. Chris Webber 0.7459
79. Gus Johnson* 0.7430
80. Pete Maravich* 0.7406
81. Clyde Lovellette* 0.7302
82. Walt Bellamy* 0.7272
The most thorough basketball stats site their is...everyone who is eligible that is above AND under him are in the HOF.
but *shrug* lemme guess, we should take yall nggas eye test and 'defining moments' instead rite?...foh lol -
But what does that mean!? lol where are u pullin that phrase from smh
Tell me what the career defining moment for these guys were
Chris Mullin
Gus Johnson
Patrick Ewing
Adrian Dantley
webber ain't better than the bolded -
dc's teflondon wrote: »webber ain't better than the bolded
That wasnt the point, sir. The point is 'defining moments' (nggas usin phrases from Jordans n ? ) is not, has not, and never will be criteria for the HOF, b/c theres a shytload of HOFers that dont have any defining moments- HOF is a body of work
