It's been a while since a NYC-born player made a BIG splash in the NBA.....

The thing is, NYC ballers just arent that good.



We're not the tallest bunch either. Even my high school varsity team, average at best, and they went to the PSAL championship game. That already shows how bad kids here are.
 
Originally Posted by 5am6oody72

It's funny to me how the DMV has more HS All Americans and noteworthy pro ballers over the last few years than both California and NYC.
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Here is the next one.
 
Title says NYC-born, though.

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yes melo born in brooklyn but moved to b-more

but anyways

henz0 made a good point
It was very different in the past decades (especially in the 80s & 90s) compared to the recent decade.
 
Too many people in the ears of these kids giving them crummy advice and for the most part, they're all pretty overrated especially by the people around them. Some folk are always looking for a meal ticket.
 
Originally Posted by LIVE BOY D

Originally Posted by High Class Scum Bag

NYCers are the most arrogant people in the world...a kid who's a star in NYC already thinks he's an NBA player.

As much as people hate on Marbury he's the only one who's lived up to the point guard hype. He was an all star and played for team USA.

Sad to say the best PG to come out of NYC in the last 10 yrs is Smush Parker..
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Staten Island > Nebraska
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salty over the facts?
 
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