What happened to the big fat guy that use to play for the Lakers?
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he ate himself silly honey........\n\nto much McDaddy & KFC crap!!
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Hot Sauce is back with And 1. He re-signed with them back in January. He was getting into it with some of the other players because of the feeling that he was playing selfishly at times. It's probably true, but then again that's a main reason why all those dudes aren't playing for the NBA or elite college programs now. Pharmacist has had issues with conditioning. He couldn't go up & down the court without giving out. That's bad news for a point guard. Everybody has to run, especially the point guard. If he has wind issues in the streets, just imagine him in the NBA or any pro league. During his hiatus, he was in a Mountain Commercial, he started his own streetball tour (Killer Crossover), he did the motion capture for NBA Ballers, and filmed the movie Crossover. You can still catch it in some theaters. He also became a father, he just had a daughter.
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David Robinson was the last back in 1994.  He had 35 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, and 10 blocks.
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He's not playing anywhere at this point.  In this article, he says that he's in retirement, but that he'd consider coming back if the right opportunity in the NBA came along:\n\nhttp://www.boston.com/sports/basketball/celtics/articles/2006/11/10/celtics_look_to_run_when_opportunity_knocks/
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He was from Indiana or Minnesota. Put up big numbers in college. Didn't live up to his potential and was soon out of the league.
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He won 2 dunk contests - 1993 and 1995. He was a good shooter but never really got defense or really fell into the proper mindset to play good NBA ball. He mostly rode bench and even though he was a popular player, Miami Traded him at the end of the 94/95 season to Cleveland because he wasn't accomplishing what they'd expected. He was waived at the end of that season, then tried out for but was cut from the Raptors. \n\nNo one really knows where he is now.
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He plays for the Orlando Magic and I think he is hurt rite now!
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o neal broke b ball backboards in the 90's against the phoenix suns..u can watch the video in the following site:\n\nhttp://www.metacafe.com
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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.
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Kobe had an offseason arthroscopic  knee surgery. It wasn't anything too serious. It was done right after the end of last season, and was the reason why he didn't play in the world FIBA tournament with the rest of USA. He didn't play just as a precautionary measure.
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he was.\n\n\n"We are deeply saddened by the sudden loss of Gerald Levert. The family asks that you keep Gerald in your prayers, hearts and minds. He will truly be missed."
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Sounds like you're having a raging hard-on over VC .. relax bro .. he's a quitter just like Kobe when he left Toronto.
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yes they lost in the semis to Kansas 94-61. They only NC in NCAA's was in '77, they also won the NIT in '70. He is currently in his third year in the NBA with the Miami Heat. He was the 5th pick behind L. James(1st Clev), D. Milicic(2nd Det), C. Anthony (3rd Denv), C. Bosh (4th Tor).
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lol lol lol lol !!\n\nyeah !!!\n As TNT has it, Look like the lakers has gone fishin!!
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There is (or was...not sure about current status) a guy named Sun Ming Ming who is 7'8 3/4" tall who signed with a USBL team (U.S. Basketball League....like the CBA and NBDL minor leagues) last March...think he signed with the Dodge City Legend team...He may have played college hoops in China, but I don't think he played here
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He is not currently on an NBA roster.  He played 18 games for the Miami Heat before being traded to the Houston Rockets, but did not appear in any games before being cut.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO......................................Hes goin to the Atlanta Hawks they have more money than the lakers