[TiMVP2]

Lonny Baxter I liked

[Ka-Bosh]

Hook Mitchell, if he never got arrested and could of stayed out of trouble, he would of teared it up in the NBA. Players like Brian Shaw, Jason Kidd, Gary Payton, Antonio Davis and many others have said that he was better then them.

[KennethTo]

Center - Ralph Sampson
Foward - Larry Johnson
Foward - Len Bias
Guard - Grant Hill
Guard - Penny Hardaway

Grant Hill tops the list, he could have been a top 10 player of all time if he was healthy, he could do everything Kidd could do but better, plus he was an awesome slasher, possibly one of the top ones in the league. People forget that Penny was the best PG in the league during his second and third year in the league.

[luther]

Originally Posted by KennethTo

Grant Hill tops the list, he could have been a top 10 player of all time if he was healthy, he could do everything Kidd could do but better...

Grant Hill was an extremely talented, versatile player. But he couldn't do everything Kidd could do better. He was a great passing swingman; Kidd was arguably the most brilliant passer of his generation. Same with ball-handling. I'm not taking anything away from Hill, but he couldn't have played PG better than Jason Kidd.

[Najee]

I have to disagree with Bobby Hurley and Hank Gathers, having seen both of them play in college and (in Hurley's case) the NBA. Hurley was an overmatched rookie before his car accident and he lacked the requisite skills (size, quickness, strength) to merit being in the NBA, much less a lottery pick. Gathers literally had no tangible skill set outside of jumping ability; Bo Kimble was more skilled than Gathers and Kimble ended up being one of the biggest busts in the lottery era.

[SlamJam]

a lot of these don't make sense.

like glenn robinson, what was his obstacle? he just wasnt as good as everyone thought he would be.
jay williams wouldnt have been that good anyway.
reggie lewis was a solid player but its not like he was gonna become a superstar.