If you have stories or information please let me know and I can include them. Day two highlights what lead to SW Louisiana getting the death penalty and how Toney choosing the University helped restart the program.
Interesting.Not sure he warrants it.This is the Philadelphia 76ers, a historic franchise not the Memphis Grizzlies.Look at the names of who is retired.See any 6th men on there?Moses # isnt even officially retired.The only person he's close to in talent is Mo Cheeks but Mo was a starter not a 6th man.Toney at this point is known as kind of a cry baby more than anything.He's mad at the sixers for the way he was treated 4 owners ago.I'm going to have to say no to this.
2 Moses Malone, C, 1982–1986 & 1993–1994 (never officially retired, but taken out of circulation)
6 Julius Erving, F, 1976–1987
10 Maurice Cheeks, G, 1978–1989; Head Coach, 2005–2008
13 Wilt Chamberlain, C, 1965–1968 (also Philadelphia native, and Philadelphia Warriors, 1959–62)
15 Hal Greer, G, 1963–1973 (1958–1973 if Syracuse Nationals service is included)
24 Bobby Jones, F, 1978–1986
32 Billy Cunningham, F, 1965–1976; Head Coach, 1977–1985
34 Charles Barkley, F, 1984–1992
Same deal as Toney.Still mad at the old owner Harold Katz.He never appears at sixers games.Class of the organization to take it out of circulation.It will happen eventually when he's ready.
I havent bought a NBA video game in a decade and I probably won't buy this one but I liked the video.Speaking of video games a local sports station around here that I don't listen to had a Sega NHL 94 tournament last month according to my friend.I would have one that thing.I'm the Muhammad Ali of that game.
How does Lebron let him dunk on him like that?Classic Lebron after the dunk.Tries to come back with a dunk of his own and dribbles it out of bounds.Almost feel bad for him.
UD: What’s your best celebrity story?
RS: I remember a night when Wayne Gretzky insulted Michael Jordan at the table. It was a private salon game. Michael had ordered a drink from the cocktail waitress, and he gave her a five-dollar chip. Wayne took it off the cocktail waitress’s tray, gave it back to Michael, grabbed a hundred-dollar chip from Michael’s stack and put it on the cocktail waitress’s tray. Then he said, “That’s how we tip in Las Vegas, Michael.”
BIRD33 Wrote:I havent bought a NBA video game in a decade and I probably won't buy this one but I liked the video.Speaking of video games a local sports station around here that I don't listen to had a Sega NHL 94 tournament last month according to my friend.I would have one that thing.I'm the Muhammad Ali of that game.
I've upgraded the chances of me buying this game to "maybe" because of the below.
1. Pete Maravich (Atlanta Hawks, 1971)
The deadliest shooter in the history of the sport. If Maravich is not rated 99 in every shooting attribute I will eat my controller. Matching the 1971 Lakers against the Hawks is a brilliant move deliberately meant to get Maravich into the game. There will be a lot of people who come to know the '71 Hawksâand UCLA great Walt Hazzard (16.5 ppg)âsimply because they want to play as Pistol Pete. His spiritual heir at LSU, Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (born Chris Jackson), is on the 1994 Denver Nuggets in this game.
UD: What’s your best celebrity story?
RS: I remember a night when Wayne Gretzky insulted Michael Jordan at the table. It was a private salon game. Michael had ordered a drink from the cocktail waitress, and he gave her a five-dollar chip. Wayne took it off the cocktail waitress’s tray, gave it back to Michael, grabbed a hundred-dollar chip from Michael’s stack and put it on the cocktail waitress’s tray. Then he said, “That’s how we tip in Las Vegas, Michael.”
Do you want to bet that the mens gymnasitic event that was on NBC yesterday afternoon got a better rating than the NHL games put on the same slot?What a major sport.
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