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Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by withmustard, Jan 18, 2003.

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  1. Truth

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    I also forgot, Gilbert Arenas.
     
    #21 Truth, Jan 20, 2003
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    Ricky davis is cool,have a nice assist average too,4.5 and he is a 2
     
    #22 Ghettostar85, Jan 20, 2003
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    Jamison is far from a good player. He is one of those guys that will always be on a losing team in the NBA
     
    #24 austinrocket, Jan 20, 2003
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    Basically, all the small forwards in the league are best kept secrets!
     
    #25 LiTtLeY1521, Jan 20, 2003
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    What's your definition of a "good" player? I guess scoring 25ppg every night against the best players in the world doesn't qualify as good..
     
    #26 dn1282, Jan 21, 2003
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    Well a good player would be one that is classified as a secret in the league. Not one that pretty much just pads his stats every game.
    As far as winning goes I'd say a guy like Bruce Bowen is as much of an impact.
     
    #27 austinrocket, Jan 21, 2003
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    thanks guys, i was going to list Bremer but i made the post after i thnk his second game and i haven't been keeping track o him. davis, maggette, and redd were good ones. i had done this thread before the season started i think ron artest woul have been the man.
     
    #28 withmustard, Jan 22, 2003
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    I'd have to say Kirilenko.
     
    #29 AroundTheWorld, Jan 22, 2003
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    whichever bench warmer back-up PG who plays against the Rox
     
    #30 SmeggySmeg, Jan 22, 2003
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