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I can only judge him from his time with the Clips out here in the leftcoast. Is he another streeball legend?
10 Years Ago Today....the Chicago Bulls team set an NBA record by scoring 49 points. In one game.
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I VAGUELY remember this game..once the bulls lost MJ it was a wrap..they have not been the same since..i still am a semi-Bulls fan just because..but i'vemoved on for the most part..
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Is this the same Charles Jones from Brooklyn? cause if so my uncle use to run with him back in the day.
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and Thunder DanOriginally Posted by cruzair13
the starters for the heat
zo, mash, timmy
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I don't know why, but I can remember watching this game perfectly. I've never been so pissed in my life.
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Yeah, that roster was terrible. Bulls bandwagon resemble the results of a bomb scare.
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Yeah, Charlie Jones.
Went to LIU.
Leading scorer in the nation
Corey Bejamin from Compton, CA.
I actually got his autograph from the summer before he went to OSU when he played in the Pro-am games at The Pyramid. (CSULB I belive). Peopleused to jock dude SOOOOOO Hard. My god. He jumped mad high so of course, being the youngin' I was, I assumed he was league bound.
Mark Jackson too. And Pig Miller....
Couple others as well. I'll have to dig those up though
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Corey Benjamin was supposed to be nasty...
Kornell David was the MJ of his native country....
Bill Wennington had a sandwich named after him...
Kornell David was the MJ of his native country....
Bill Wennington had a sandwich named after him...
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I fully agree that Thunder was the man but how does he play 30 mins and be the only player to not score for the Heat?Originally Posted by RetroBaller
and Thunder DanOriginally Posted by cruzair13
the starters for the heat
zo, mash, timmy
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Post-Jordan era
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This is how I remember him:
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Rusty LaRue
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Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Rusty LaRue
dude shouldve stuck to football
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I remember a headline that went something like "From the team of the '90's to the team of the 40's."
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I was gonna say worst defending champs ever but you might be right.
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Corey Benjamin
but then
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yea for real though. now there are players 5 years younger than me in the league.
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hurtin after mj left
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It was sad as hell that year. Went from on top of the World in 98' to that in one year. It was so hard/sad to watch Ron Harper, Toni, Bill Wennington andhell, even Randy Brown run up and down the court without MJ, Rodman or Pipp in there too....Man I wish they wouldn't have broken that team up. They couldhave played together for 2-3 more seasons....Don't really understand why Phil wanted to leave, he's coaching now with the Lakers...it's not like hestayed retired....MJ would have stayed if Phil stayed and Pip and Rodman would have stayed if MJ stayed....just sad...but I guess they just wanted to go out ontop....but still makes no sense because Phil came back a couple years later with LA, Pipp still played with Houston and Portland, then back to the Bulls....andRodman went to Dallas and LA...Jordan came back and played with the Wiz so they MOST DEF. could have kept that Bulls team together for 2-3 more seasons and gofor a 4-peat.
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Are you kidding me? First of all from your second sentence you speak as if Wennington was like an Ilgauskus, he was just a scrub that fell in withthe right team. Second of all, don't blame it on Phil Jackson, blame it on Krause, he was the reason this team broke up. This team would have brokeneventually but Jackson wasn't the immediate reason.
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they worked real hard that season to get Elton Brand that summer.
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Look at #3 on that list-- the Jazz in the Finals.
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