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I remember he was pretty good, but how good? Any comparisons on who he played like?

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MillerTime

I think we will need to ask some Boston fans to anwser that. I don't think he was that good, but i guess Boston fans think of him as a mega star in Boston. I don't know how much truth there is to it but i heard from a guy who lived in Boston that he's treated very good because of what he did for them.

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Actually he wasn't all that great in Boston, i think his prime was with the Nets and maybe the Hornets, ask maybe Petey or someone. As for my opinion, i think Kenny Anderson was a big name, he used to be quite a player but the he got old and came to Indy.

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Kenny Anderson used to be awesome, in 94 with the Nets he averaged 19 points and 10 assists a game and was the all-star starter.

He was on the downside of his career by the time he got to Boston, but he was still a solid playoff performer for that squad.

agoo101284

We'd still completely overrate the guy because he was the only good PG he had since Dennis Johnson in the 80s. He was pretty good and probably still would be if he got playing time. He's a smart player who knows what he's doing it at this point in his career. He's most effective on a drive and dish move.

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Alright, I thought I remembered him being an elite PG at one point in his career, thanx for the info.

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