How come Reggie Miller's and T-Mac's scoring explosions are famous, but not this?

[xtapolapacetl]

 

[outacontrol music]

Wow.



But seriously who is Rodney Rogers

 

[sohi 23]

How come Reggie Miller's and T-Mac's scoring explosions are famous, but not this?
Ask yourself, do people actually know who this guy is?
It was amzing though

 

[blackmagnus514]

i liked dude on the Nets. didnt even realize he was lefty

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Because it is Rodney Rogers...


NC boy

Too bad he from Durham though

Plus, the Jazz ended up winning that game on a Hornacek Jeff Malone shot..

 

[doublejs07]

Originally Posted by outacontrol music

Wow.



But seriously who is Rodney Rogers

he was tim thomas, before there was tim thomas.....


what he did there was just as unusual/impressive as both Tony Delk and Tracy Murray dropping 50.

 

[theblackhole76]

Worst. Inbounding. Ever.

 

[thekingofva]

Wow, I remember that dude could shoot!

 

[roc boy jada]

Wow. Who was inbounding the ball?

 

[jblackcat13]

It's probably not as famous as the other two because they still won the game. Probably the best reason.

 

[1d]

It was on the highlights in 94 all the time.

 

[highrep87]

YOOOO! Tony Delk was the truth lol

 

[Retroballer]

This is the man that the Celtics traded Joe Johnson for

 

[fede dpt]

Rodney was that dude.

 

[pdotjdot]

nice find!

but can anyone get a vid of Jannero Pargo (circa 2005 with the Bulls) in the first round playoffs against the wizards?

i've been searching for it and this is all i can find

Apparently the brief time he spent with the Shaq-and-Kobe Lakers left Pargo with a little playoff magic in his bones. Thrown late into a seemingly impossible situation, the Chicago-born Pargo drilled three triples in a span of 34 seconds to help the Bulls erase a 10-point deficit in the final minute ... only for Chicago to lose at the regulation buzzer on Gilbert Arenas' all-net jumper.

got it off of espn.com

does anyone remember this? its not nearly as great as that vid, let alone touching reggie or tmac, but that whole sequence (including Arenas' game winner)was amazing nonetheless

 

[clutchshooter]

because they didn't win the game.

and there's no way you're comparing that with what reggie and tmac did.

 

[ph3n0m3n0n]

That was some pretty crappy inbounding.

I'd remember the other team more for being that bad than Rodney Rodgers hitting those.

 

[ricardo malta]

But seriously who is Rodney Rogers
You a young dude, fall back like Carmelo

Rodney was that@$+, straight up left handed killer

 

[parada45]

Cause they ended up loosing.

 

[703 hwy]

Originally Posted by DoubleJs07

he was tim thomas, before there was tim thomas.....

 

[barondavis5]

Originally Posted by pdotjdot

nice find!

but can anyone get a vid of Jannero Pargo (circa 2005 with the Bulls) in the first round playoffs against the wizards?

i've been searching for it and this is all i can find

Apparently the brief time he spent with the Shaq-and-Kobe Lakers left Pargo with a little playoff magic in his bones. Thrown late into a seemingly impossible situation, the Chicago-born Pargo drilled three triples in a span of 34 seconds to help the Bulls erase a 10-point deficit in the final minute ... only for Chicago to lose at the regulation buzzer on Gilbert Arenas' all-net jumper.

got it off of espn.com

does anyone remember this? its not nearly as great as that vid, let alone touching reggie or tmac, but that whole sequence (including Arenas' game winner) was amazing nonetheless


i think they replayed this exact game like a week ago on NBA TV

 

[Deleted member 38182]

RODNEY ROGERS

 

[shuhbonkboo]

Rodney Rogers is beastly! I know who he is but I totally forgot about this game. The first two are nothing special but that third three is

 

[airjordan jb23]

Rodney...

 

[acidicality]

that's nice. rodney is nice