[tdizzle]

If you could go back and "re-do" the 1994 NBA Draft knowing how the players have developed who would you take with the 1'st pick?

 

[Starbury03]

Me I would pick Grant Hill and tell him to work out his ankles to keep them strong and whats the chances he would get hurt like that again.

 

[rebelsun]

Grant Hill was pretty much an instant star in the league, I think I would take him also.

 

[Marcus13]

Jkidd- only other possibility I see is Grant Hill

 

[reHEATed]

Kidd...

 

[JerryWest]

grant hill, I feel if I wanted to win a title, he'd be the best player to have...

Remember hill was a point forward and essentially did everything kidd did, except better, in addition, you could drive very effectively, nice shot, amazing passer, and played with little talent.

 

[JNice]

Originally posted by <b>KennethTo</b>!
grant hill, I feel if I wanted to win a title, he'd be the best player to have...

Remember hill was a point forward and essentially did everything kidd did, except better, in addition, you could drive very effectively, nice shot, amazing passer, and played with little talent.

Yeah .. Hill was basically a 6'8" Kidd with better scoring ability. Hill was also the best triple-double man in the game.

 

[#1BucksFan]

J Kidd, but c'mon, give Big Dog and Howard some credit, Big Dog got 20 and 6 consistantly for the Bucks, and Howard is a career 18 and 7 guy. very solid players.

 

[hobojoe]

The only possible answers I see for this are the Co-ROY's from this draft, Grant Hill and Jason Kidd. Personally, I'd take a healthy Hill without thinking twice, but the reality is, even if he plays again, Grant Hill will never be the same basketball player he was pre-ankle problems. For that reason, and that reason alone, my vote is for Jason Kidd.

 

[hobojoe]

Originally posted by <b>JNice</b>!


Yeah .. Hill was basically a 6'8" Kidd with better scoring ability. Hill was also the best triple-double man in the game.

Did you notice how 2 players from that list(Grant Hill and Juwan Howard) are both on the Magic, and at the lowpoint in their basketball careers. Howard is getting old, and losing some of his skills, and Hill is injured of course. Some luck, eh?

 

[bender]

It's between Grant Hill and Jason Kidd, but since Hill injured in his prime, I'd go with Kidd.

 

[MAS RipCity]

Kidd followed by Eddie Jones.

 

[KokoTheMonkey]

Damn, no love for the Big Dog?

I remember he was the no-brainer choice for #1 back in 1994. Too bad Jason Kidd is a helluva lot better than Glenn Robinson.

 

[Vinsanity]

Jason Kidd

 

[Gainesvillain]

Grant Hill, but i'd tell him to run carefully!!!

 

[-33-]

JKidd

 

[Nimreitz]

Grant Hill, I never really liked Kidd anyways; he's got no shot. He tossed up an airball three at the buzzer tonight in milwaukee. Nice clutch player there

 

[Takeit2dahouse00]

I'd say Jason Kidd, he has the power to take over a game and dominate and make everyone around him better.

Grant Hill is close behind, but only cause he worked for Sprite

 

[kawika]

Only tdizzle could answer this for sure, having posed the question, but for anybody who picked Hill, what part of "knowing how they developed" is unclear?. He had six terrific seasons and that's all he's ever gonna have. A not very good analogy, but it's like saying "I'd pick Bobby Hurley, but tell him to stay out of automobiles" or something.

Kidd, duh.