Back when I was 14, I spent an entire summer playing Live 95. Sure, I did other things; namely, play actual 'real life' basketball, as I was part of a generation that still went outside and exercised as kids. Now kids have so many toys they don't bother. I'm not as much criticizing as just saying, as if I had the awesome arsenal of things to
Brandon LaChance and I are continuing our top 200 lists and will eventually be releasing the series of podcasts that accompany them, but for the time being, here are the next players in the list. 139 Rod Strickland Strickland is a guy who could've gone a lot higher on this list based on talent alone. He never seemed to quite land in
The list of the top 200 NBA players of all-time continues with 179-160. Bret Roberts and I are both writing list and are working on podcasts for our followers hear us discuss the players and debate our lists. The lists of 200-180 are listed below. Catch up and get involved in this lockout activity with comments. What do you think of our lists?
