Will Mike Dunleavy Jr. ever play for his father while in the NBA?
360665
The Clippers usually get one thin scrawny white guy who can shoot 3's. Good chance!
283883
I always tell my friends this when we discuss sports. I do not consider family lives when a choose I player to respect, because I do not like him for his looks or his shoes, I rather respect him for his techniques and skills. So, personal life is never an issue to me, when the players are out on the court is what matters.
1076003
not yet, but i suspect he will in a few years, he wants to go drive for Childress Racing so he can drive the "Goodwrench Chevrolet", his dads car!
515887
I doubt he will be there when the Suns draft.  I would like to see him on the Orlando Magic.  Dwight Howard and Darko up front and all they need is a 2 guard.  A  born shooter.
1037943
I love the game of basketball beyond what most people do.  I follow high school, college, and pro.  I played two years of Junior College basketball, and I've coached.  From the time I turned 14 til the day I turned 18 I played 8 hours a day during the summers.  Currently I am 8 autographs shy of having the Top 50 of All-Time.  My favorite autograph is a 16x20 of Larry Bird and Julius Erving-"Dr. J".  Other than God, family, and friends-basketball is my love.  If you love to play, I hope you put in the time to become the best you can be.  I
1128817
Excellent rebounder, could be a great player overseas, maybe NBA. Reminds me of a Brian Cardinal or Austin Croshere. He could very well make it in the NBA, might be a second round pick of the Pacers, Spurs, or Suns.
877867
I hope so for my dads sake. Dude did you watch that last game? I thought that the guy caught the ball and scored! phew that was close!
516296
no because VC is a man who will play good only if the team is winning don't forget how he quit on the raptors during his  tenure there. We only saw the real Vince Carter at the All-Star games.
584301
Get Lebron James to play on the team with you!
95006
I think you're talking about Ladell Eackles. He spent his career as a role player in the 90s mostly with the Washington Bullets. He also played in the Miami Heat.
256606
I hope so!! I have Chauncy Billups and Richard Hamilton on my fantasy basketball team. Plus I've Liked Detroit for along time. Way back in their bad boy days!! Dennis Rodman!! Enough Said!!
39537
I think he'll do fine if keeps his temper under control.  It's up to the players and coaches around him to make this happen.  Look what happened to Rasheed Wallace after being traded to Detroit.  \n\nArtest is pretty talented, so his ability to contribute is not even a factor
418433
No, he's being realistic. The dunk and the three point shot have taken all the fundamentals out of the game.  \n\nWith the exceptions of teams like the Detroit Pistons in the pro's, it's a game about feeding your best two dominant players and then putting up clock management as defense. 25 years ago, these were special plays that you saved in your bag of tricks.\n\nWhen you can defend their best player and score off the transition at will, only then should you dunk or rainbow. Until then, learn how to defend the lane.
240013
He's one of the best rebounders of all time.  If we're just talking on the basis of basketball, they it's probably a yes.  But if character factors in, and I'm not sure what basketball's rules are on that, then I'd say no.
430100
Well put Sonic.  Both teams will play well the rest of the way, and I think that the Cavs will pull it out.  LeBron is the future of the NBA, and Kobe's not really old, either, he's not going anywhere for ten years.  But no one will get passed the Pistons, so forget about it.
940542
Nope...Father Time is collecting his dues in Miami this year...Age and wear reduce the effectiveness/desire/etc of Shaq... Payton and Mourning are well over the hill, too...Wade will be great for years, but he can't do it all this year
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Yes. He's been in the league for three years now. He's already been an allstar two times, has been the youngest player to win an allstar mvp award, is third in the L in scoring this season, an mvp candidate also this season, and James finished the regular season averaging 31.4 points, 7.0 rebounds and 6.6 assists to join Oscar Robertson, Jerry West and Michael Jordan as the only players in league history to get 31-7-6 in a season. He had a triple double in his very first playoff game.\nThink what he could become a few years from now.