Gil Johnson basketball player in the 1990's for the San Antonio Spurs.
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1999 after the championship
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Spurs take it...105 to 97
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BOTH. HE IS GOOD BUT HE HAS HAD GOOD TEAMS ALSO. HE HAS ALWAYS HAD A DOMINANT BIG MAN {OLAJUWAN,SHAQ AND TIMMY} .NOT TO MENTION A GOOD SUPPORTING CAST. HOPEFULLY THE STREAK CONTINUES AND HE'LL HELP PULL THE SPURS OUT OF THIS MESS THEY ARE IN.
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There are a lot of good basketball players out there.
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You could try a Google search, such as:\n\n"Wade Bedell" "san antonio"
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In the NBA there is no travels man. You see Jason Kidd Allen Iverson Steve Nash tony Parker take the ball drive take five steps and do fancy stuff and pass it off\n\n I remember wtching something where Tony Parker drove took two steps then faked a behind the back pass while taking more steps and then do a layup\n\n  Or when high flyers show off they travel. It is kind of sad when the proffessionals are not playing the game right it kind of sets a bad example for the youth of today, But it is really cool stuff.
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Mine's retired, It's MJ, the secon on the list's also retired and it was another MJ (Magic Johnson), I'm not an old school guy, I'm just 24, but the basketball played from the early 80's till the mid 90's was the best for me (remember the dream team?)
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Roger Milla 1990\n\nAllianz Arena, Munich
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Duncan went to Wake Forest ... didn't know Howard did. \n\nI honestly thought Duncan was overrated and wouldn't be a very good pro. Boy was I wrong. After all usually for someone to be a good pro they dominate in college (Shaq, Magic, Bird, Ewing, Morning, Larry Johnson). Unfairly I was comparing Duncan's college career to theirs not realizing he started playing ball much later and was still developing even in his senior season.\n\nBelow is a scoting report on Duncan and his career stats.\n\n\n\nASSETS: Duncan is an excellent technician around the basket with both power and finesse moves. He can find the open jump shooter or the open man when double-teamed. He is also an extremely solid defender who blocks plenty of shots. It seems the term "Fundamentally sound" was coined just for Duncan. \n \nFLAWS: He sometimes struggles with his free throws and he is still learning to be a vocal leader in the clubhouse. Other than that, Duncan is as close to flawless as any player in the game. \n\n CAREER POTENTIAL: His career will be a succession of All-Star seasons prior to his enshrinement in the Hall of Fame. \n\n CAREER AVERAGES (PER GAME) \n \nYear  Team GP GS Min FG 3P FT Reb Ast Stl Blk Pts \n05-06 \n\n San Antonio 80 80 34.8 48.4% 40% 62.9% 11.0 3.1 0.8 2.0 18.5 \n \n04-05  San Antonio 66 66 33.3 49.6% 33.3% 67% 11.0 2.7 0.6 2.6 20.3 \n \n03-04  San Antonio 69 68 36.6 50.1% 16.7% 59.9% 12.4 3.0 0.8 2.6 22.2 \n \n02-03  San Antonio 81 81 39.2 51.3% 27.3% 71% 12.8 3.9 0.6 2.9 23.2 \n \n01-02  San Antonio 82 82 40.5 50.8% 10% 79.9% 12.7 3.7 0.7 2.4 25.4 \n \n00-01  San Antonio 82 82 38.7 49.9% 25.9% 61.8% 12.1 2.9 0.8 2.3 22.1 \n \n99-00  San Antonio 74 74 38.8 49% 9.1% 76.1% 12.4 3.1 0.8 2.2 23.1 \n \n98-99  San Antonio 50 50 39.2 49.5% 14.3% 69% 11.4 2.4 0.9 2.5 21.6 \n \n97-98  San Antonio 82 82 39.0 54.9% 0% 66.2% 11.9 2.7 0.6 2.5 21.1 \n \n96-97  Wake Forest (NCAA) 31 31 36.6 60.8% 27.3% 63.6% 14.7 3.1 0.7 3.2 20.8 \n \n95-96  Wake Forest (NCAA) 32 32 37.1 55.5% 30.4% 68.7% 12.3 2.9 0.6 3.7 19.1 \n \n94-95  Wake Forest (NCAA) 32 32 36.5 59.1% 42.9% 74.2% 12.5 2.0 0.4 4.2 16.7 \n \n93-94  Wake Forest (NCAA) 33 32 30.2 54.5% 100% 74.5% 9.6 0.9 0.3 3.7 9.7 \n \nTOTAL  NBA 666 665 37.8 50.5% 20.4% 68.5% 12.0 3.1 0.7 2.4 22.0 \n \n  NCAA 128 127 35.0 57.7% 32.1% 68.9% 12.2 2.2 0.5 3.7 16.5
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Over the past coupkle of years Timmy D has won 3 championships (2 by himself meaning without David Robinson!) and Shaq has won 3, but both with Kobe! Obviously Shaq has been the BIG man to cover in the NBA but recently has begun to slip off and Tim Duncan has done the same, going from the Finals MVP to not really doing much when his team needed him! Both of these players are great and have shown that they are All-Stars every year and that they will be future Hall-Of-Famers, but i give the slight edge to Tim Duncan and his Spurs!
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In the NBA I like Shawn Marion. Not too underrated but not considered a top-tier player like I think he should. In the NFL, I really like Warrick Dunn. Very durable and consistantly productive for such a small back. Plus he's from FSU.
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There were rumors of a trade for him with the Hornets for J.R. Smith but it did not go down. The Spurs did not make any trades this year. Probably because they want to repeat as champions and are happy with their roster so they want to keep their role players intact.
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olajuwon because he was drafted before michael jordan.. 2 places before, to be exact.. and tim duncan is good.. but not as good as players such as kevin garnett, shawn marion, etc. hes simply not enuf to compare to olajuwon
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I knew a GJ Hunter a few years ago but he couldn't play basketball. Hell of a chess player, though.
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basketball should be reflection of its player.  the argentinan singer doesn't have rap album coming out soon.  basketball has become to bland.  there aren't personalities in the league anymore.  the are a bunch of millionares worrying about their contracts and mistresses.  if you make 10 million dollars a year, what do you care about allstar weekend for.  keep enough fans happy so they will buy your 150 dollar shoes.  david stern is disconnected from his employees.  basketball is nothing how it use to be during the bird and magic era
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I used to be a fan of the NBA in the late 80's into the early 90's.  The Larry Bird/Magic Johnson rival along with Michael Jordan's dominance was a great time for basketball.  Since then it seems as though the game has gotten away from the team concept.\n\nLook at the scores, they isolate one-on-one matchups with the big stars (kobe, iverson, shaq, etc) and NO ONE plays defense.  If they got back to a team game, like the college style, it would be a lot more interesting.  There seems to be no intensity in the game any more.
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Ron Artest, Jason Kidd, Keith Van Horn, and Shaquille O' Neal have all changed their numbers.