NBA Players chances at the Hall of Fame

What do you guys think?

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Reggie Miller is in the ''probables''? WAT

T-Mac has never been out the 1st round of the playoffs.... as a Rocket fan, he failed me a deserves never to be mentioned in entering the HOF. The saddest thing ever is that he played the best 30 seconds in basketball history.No_Hablo_Ingles

He failed to stay healthy. Same with Yao.

T-Mac has never been out the 1st round of the playoffs.... as a Rocket fan, he failed me a deserves never to be mentioned in entering the HOF. The saddest thing ever is that he played the best 30 seconds in basketball history.No_Hablo_Ingles

Reggie should be a shoe in. Nash should never get to the HOF, period, but he will end up getting there because of idiots. I also LOL'd at Vince Carter and T-Mac being probable-Halftime-

Also T-Mac will probably get in because of all of his awards, especially if he can be a veteran presence for a title contenderWadeFan

I like Nash...

Wow it sure is easy to make it into the HoF nowadays. :?

Nash has the stats to get in, plus the MVP's to get in. I don't like him either but try and put your Laker bias away. Also T-Mac will probably get in because of all of his awards, especially if he can be a veteran presence for a title contenderWadeFan

I could easily vote for all of those top 12 guys. Dirk sealed it with a championship, and Kidd did too. Allen Iverson is probably the weakest candidate, but not by a lot. The the only other for sure guy I see is Dwight Howard, but give him a few more years of winning records and possible championship to seal his place in the Hall.Lostboy1224

Reggie as probable?? you kidding me?

Iverson and Garnett ahead of him? :dead:

Reggie as probable?? you kidding me?

Iverson and Garnett ahead of him? :dead:

kozzy1234

Wow it sure is easy to make it into the HoF nowadays. :?

Jagged3dge

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Reggie as probable?? you kidding me?

Iverson and Garnett ahead of him? :dead:

Master_Live

What I am saying is... if Garnett and Iverson are on the list then so should Reggie Miller, no question about it.

Maybe you are a younger bastkeball fan, but for people who where around for Reggie during his NBA and college career, its obvious as hell that he deserves to be in the HOF and to me personally its kind of a slap in the face to have him just in as probable and some of the others ahead of him.

just my opinion, but I have been watching NBA since 1984 and Reggie is one of the players that Ive seen during that time to now that I think deserves to be in the HOF 100% no questions.

no knock on Garnett or Iverson but if you have them up there on the top list then there is no excuse not to have Reggie up there also.

To put Reggie in a list such as PROBABLE with the likes of TMac and Vince Carter is laughable to me.... to me he should be in the top list.

Ginobli and Gasol are very likely to get in imo even if they retired tomorrow. Not only were they great players in the NBA and won titles , they accomplished a lot before they got there and they had success in in worlds/euros/olympics while they were also in the NBA. The hall-of-fame will look at what they did outside the NBA too and what they meant to the game.

They should at least be on the probable list already.

Pau Gasol wouldn't even be in the discussion, if he didn't end of up in LA. He is a good player yes, but HOF worthy? No way. Kobe's being on the floor, to me, improves his play. If he still was in Memphis... he would be in the "no cigar" area.

Pau Gasol wouldn't even be in the discussion, if he didn't end of up in LA. He is a good player yes, but HOF worthy? No way. Kobe's being on the floor, to me, improves his play. If he still was in Memphis... he would be in the "no cigar" area.

Major_Snake

The first name I laughed at was "Vince Carter", he would'nt make the "probable" list in my HOF. Great dunks early on but uninspired play, wasted potential and limited accomplishments afterwards.

I also believe Reggie Miller should be a "shoo-in", I believe he shot his way in and had enough dramatic moments...etc.

The first name I laughed at was "Vince Carter", he would'nt make the "probable" list in my HOF. Great dunks early on but uninspired play, wasted potential and limited accomplishments afterwards.

I also believe Reggie Miller should be a "shoo-in", I believe he shot his way in and had enough dramatic moments...etc.

mont13

What up Mont? After all these years we finally agree 100 % on something. Vince Carter is the biggest waste of talent of my lifetime. In their prime you could put Vince Carter and Kobe Bryant in a combine style workout in front of people who have never seen or heard of either player, and i guarantee you those people would come out saying that Vince Carter was the more impressive athlete with the bigger upside. But the thing about those combine type workouts is you can't measure a player's heart and desire, and Vince has NEITHER. Just a great athlete who seemed quite content being ONLY that

[QUOTE="Master_Live"]

[QUOTE="kozzy1234"]

Reggie as probable?? you kidding me?

Iverson and Garnett ahead of him? :dead:

kozzy1234

What I am saying is... if Garnett and Iverson are on the list then so should Reggie Miller, no question about it.

Maybe you are a younger bastkeball fan, but for people who where around for Reggie during his NBA and college career, its obvious as hell that he deserves to be in the HOF and to me personally its kind of a slap in the face to have him just in as probable and some of the others ahead of him.

just my opinion, but I have been watching NBA since 1984 and Reggie is one of the players that Ive seen during that time to now that I think deserves to be in the HOF 100% no questions.

no knock on Garnett or Iverson but if you have them up there on the top list then there is no excuse not to have Reggie up there also.

To put Reggie in a list such as PROBABLE with the likes of TMac and Vince Carter is laughable to me.... to me he should be in the top list.

[QUOTE="mont13"]

The first name I laughed at was "Vince Carter", he would'nt make the "probable" list in my HOF. Great dunks early on but uninspired play, wasted potential and limited accomplishments afterwards.

I also believe Reggie Miller should be a "shoo-in", I believe he shot his way in and had enough dramatic moments...etc.

sixringz1

What up Mont? After all these years we finally agree 100 % on something. Vince Carter is the biggest waste of talent of my lifetime. In their prime you could put Vince Carter and Kobe Bryant in a combine style workout in front of people who have never seen or heard of either player, and i guarantee you those people would come out saying that Vince Carter was the more impressive athlete with the bigger upside. But the thing about those combine type workouts is you can't measure a player's heart and desire, and Vince has NEITHER. Just a great athlete who seemed quite content being ONLY that

Man, V.C. is one of my biggest disappointments too! I was looking forward to seeing him get better each season and offer some strong competition for Kobe and others. Then he fell off and started talking about how he didn't wanna be known as dunker, bla,bla,bla....the more I watched his play it was obvious he didn't wanna be The Man and did'nt have the will or mentality to be a lead guy.

He really showed that in one of Orlando's playoff games...at a cruicial point in the game he ran baseline as if he was going to get the ball and try to make a play, someone swung it to Jameer Nelson who waited for V.C. to come around,...this dude turned around and ran in the opposite direction, back down the baseline! It was obvious he did'nt want the ball or pressure.

Wow! I'll have to make this a personal holiday......100% agreement!

[QUOTE="sixringz1"]

[QUOTE="mont13"]

The first name I laughed at was "Vince Carter", he would'nt make the "probable" list in my HOF. Great dunks early on but uninspired play, wasted potential and limited accomplishments afterwards.

I also believe Reggie Miller should be a "shoo-in", I believe he shot his way in and had enough dramatic moments...etc.

What up Mont? After all these years we finally agree 100 % on something. Vince Carter is the biggest waste of talent of my lifetime. In their prime you could put Vince Carter and Kobe Bryant in a combine style workout in front of people who have never seen or heard of either player, and i guarantee you those people would come out saying that Vince Carter was the more impressive athlete with the bigger upside. But the thing about those combine type workouts is you can't measure a player's heart and desire, and Vince has NEITHER. Just a great athlete who seemed quite content being ONLY that

Man, V.C. is one of my biggest disappointments too! I was looking forward to seeing him get better each season and offer some strong competition for Kobe and others. Then he fell off and started talking about how he didn't wanna be known as dunker, bla,bla,bla....the more I watched his play it was obvious he didn't wanna be The Man and did'nt have the will or mentality to be a lead guy.

He really showed that in one of Orlando's playoff games...at a cruicial point in the game he ran baseline as if he was going to get the ball and try to make a play, someone swung it to Jameer Nelson who waited for V.C. to come around,...this dude turned around and ran in the opposite direction, back down the baseline! It was obvious he did'nt want the ball or pressure.

Wow! I'll have to make this a personal holiday......100% agreement!

[QUOTE="sixringz1"]

What up Mont? After all these years we finally agree 100 % on something. Vince Carter is the biggest waste of talent of my lifetime. In their prime you could put Vince Carter and Kobe Bryant in a combine style workout in front of people who have never seen or heard of either player, and i guarantee you those people would come out saying that Vince Carter was the more impressive athlete with the bigger upside. But the thing about those combine type workouts is you can't measure a player's heart and desire, and Vince has NEITHER. Just a great athlete who seemed quite content being ONLY that

Man, V.C. is one of my biggest disappointments too! I was looking forward to seeing him get better each season and offer some strong competition for Kobe and others. Then he fell off and started talking about how he didn't wanna be known as dunker, bla,bla,bla....the more I watched his play it was obvious he didn't wanna be The Man and did'nt have the will or mentality to be a lead guy.

He really showed that in one of Orlando's playoff games...at a cruicial point in the game he ran baseline as if he was going to get the ball and try to make a play, someone swung it to Jameer Nelson who waited for V.C. to come around,...this dude turned around and ran in the opposite direction, back down the baseline! It was obvious he did'nt want the ball or pressure.

Wow! I'll have to make this a personal holiday......100% agreement!

yao ming will probably get in ;)

Reggie miller should get in without a question lol,

a good probable would be somebody like Robert Horry.

Robert Horry would be one of those players who fall into that "right place, right time" type players. Lostboy1224

Yeah, if Robert Horry wouldn't have been on any of those teams that would bring him to these clutch situations, then he wouldn't been known for being clutch to begin with.

i watched tmac score like 62 or 63 and like 54 the year before !! Orlando was hes greatest years !! NO TALENT ON THAT TEAM !!

So, should Horry be a HOF'er or not?

So, should Horry be a HOF'er or not?

mont13

So, should Horry be a HOF'er or not?

mont13

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So, should Horry be a HOF'er or not?

-Halftime-

I agree

So, should Horry be a HOF'er or not?

mont13

I say no but he does have a good chance, very good clutch performer indeed.