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Article from Baltimore Sun: Drexler Should Be Replaced in the Top 50

Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by Manny Ramirez, Dec 15, 2002.

  1. Manny Ramirez

    Manny Ramirez The Music Man

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    That's a good point, Scar.

    It's not like any of us are going to be around to care when Olajuwon gets bumped (in a few centuries)...:p
     
  2. Yao1134

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    these are the players that need to stay in the top 50 well 10 of them.


    1.michael jordan(he will of course)
    2.hakeem olajuwon
    3.kareem abdul jabbar
    4.magic johnson
    5. larry bird
    6.wilt chamberlain
    7.john stocktan(as much as i hate to admit it!)
    8.karl malone(same as stocktan)
    9.charles barkley
    10.CLYDE DREXLER!!!!!!! why the hell did they take him out???
     
  3. Raven

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    Players who have "never" won a championship should never replace a guy who has. Payton replacing CD? Where's the ring bro. Where's the ring. KG replacing Walton? LMAO

    Raven
     

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