How many people think Len Bias would have been a legend?
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Hard to say if he would have been a legend or not, but he would've definitely been in the perfect situation. With Bird, McHale, Parish, DJ, and Ainge as teammates, he would have been under NO pressure right away. The Celtics would slowly get him more involved, coming off the bench at first. This way he could slowly develop into a great NBA player. Then, after a couple years, been a full-time starter. Can you magine anyone better to try and contain Magic?\n\nI've always said, had Bias not died, the Celtics would have been a dynasty. The Lakers don't win in'87, the Pistons don't win their championships, and with the addition of Reggie Lewis, the Bulls don't win their first 3 rings.\n\nBias would've been awesome and fit right in perfectly!
1016016
Hell yeah!!\nHe played amazing ball and should be in the Hall of Fame for that alone.\n]Not what he chose to do as a manager.
265407
Stan "the Man" Musial is the man for me. He played for 23 years in a Cardinals uniform from 1941 to 1963. He won three world series and still holds the record for all-star games.\n\nOther contenders:\n\nDizzy Dean and the rest of the Gashouse Gang of the 1930s.\nOzzie Smith from the 1980s.\nMark McGwire would have been right up there except for the steroids scandal.
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I remember a fighter they called Caveman Lee that fought in the 80's.  I believe he was a middleweight contender.
783553
this just has to be the most question ever asked on this website.  in fact, i think it was the first question i asked when i first jumped on board.  i can't think of any other fight that would be bigger or more anticipated or higher grossing than this one, if it had ever happened...would've been the superfight of the millenium!  and, as much as i love tyson - those of you who know my history know about my tyson lovefest, ali would've smoked him, but good!  sorry mike, i think you would've smoked any other heavyweight in history, but ali would've just had too much skill, speed, underrated power, accuracy, acumen, angles, footwork, ring smarts/generalship, etc for you to handle!
354707
I don't think it would have been a lot.  Most people that are truly Genius are the ones that history says were really stupid.
191980
Efren "Bata" Reyes of the Philippines. Already a hall of famer. Just recently won the King of the hill tournament. $200,000 price money. Earl Strickland is second from the US though Francisco "Django" Bustamante of the Phil have something to say about that.
722328
NO.\nKAPIL IS A LEGEND.\nNO ONE CAN FILL HIS PLACE.
621987
Mike Tyson would only be Emeril's biggest fan if he bit his audience members' ears off.\n\nBAM!
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Elected to Hall of Fame by Baseball Writers in 1979\n\n409 votes on 432 ballots   94.68% \n\nCan you believe there was actually 23 writers that didn't think he should be in The Hall?!
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I would probably think that Roy Tarpley, one of the biggest druggies of all time would have been.  \n\nIf not an outside shot at maybe Mark Aguirre.  But highly doubtful.
1005118
Neither.  He will definitely not become a legend.  He's been recording music since he was 16, if he were to become a legend he would have made a bigger mark by now. At the same time though, you gotta give him props (do the kids still say that) he's been making music since he was 16 (hard to find Commander Venus CD) so he probably will live on after he dies but not as grandly as some would hope.
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there you are, a legend in your own mind!
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HE DIED MANY YEARS AGO.  YOU MAY SEE HIM ON RERUNS OF MONTY PYTHON.   OOOHHHHHHH, BENNY HINN.  I SEE HE A  LOT ON HIS REG NETWORKS.  I KNOW THEY HAD BEEN INVESTIGATING HIM FOR FRAUD.  HEARD NO MORE
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if i remember correctly, even Danny said he was lucky. to take credit for doing anything but hanging on would be more than a little bold, to be sure. now, with that said, it still is an impressive feat. whether he had anything to do with keeping it off the wall or not, he DID manage to keep his poise and composure, and not just finish the race but win it. so, overrated? i vote no.
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If we are talking in their prime...Sugar Ray Leonard
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Hell yes. I think they didn't pick him, because his career wasn't long due to injuries. In my book he definitely should've been one of the 50 greatest players