TheTrippleThreat
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Great picks by Ellis. I love Mutombo. Honestly he was going to be my next pick. So im hurt by that lol. Give me 10-15 min and ill make my pick.
2019 Annual Jazzfanz Legends NBA Draft
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TheTrippleThreat
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Yao Ming
Career highlights and awards
Points 9,247 (19.0 ppg)
Rebounds 4,494 (9.2 rpg)
Blocks 920 (1.9 bpg)
Career highlights and awards
- 8× NBA All-Star (2003–2009, 2011)
- 2× All-NBA Second Team (2007, 2009)
- 3× All-NBA Third Team (2004, 2006, 2008)
- NBA All-Rookie First Team (2003)
- No. 11 retired by Houston Rockets
- CBA MVP (2001)
- CBA champion (2002)
- CBA Finals MVP (2001)
- 3× CBA rebounding leader (2000, 2001, 2002)
- 3× CBA blocks leader (2000, 2001, 2002)
- 2× CBA Slam Dunk leader (2000, 2001)
- 3× FIBA Asia Cup MVP (2001, 2003, 2005)
Points 9,247 (19.0 ppg)
Rebounds 4,494 (9.2 rpg)
Blocks 920 (1.9 bpg)
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TheTrippleThreat
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Yao Ming passed and finished like a gaurd. He could step back to hit a 20ft jumper with ease. If injuries didnt (Penny too) hit him we would be concidering him as one of the greatest centers of all time.
Coach Ellis
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I was worried that you’d take one of them right in front of me. Your board seems to line up pretty close to mine. I nearly took Cookie Monster with the pick that I used for Iceman, but I thought it was more likely that a center would slide to my next pick.
PG - Stockton
SG - Wade
SF - Baylor -
PF - Malone - Hayes
C - Robinson - Mutombo
I like my team so far. . .
Coach Ellis
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TheTrippleThreat
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Yeah I agree. We seem to be like minded individuals.
Alex English
Alex English wasn't just the league's leading scorer for the entire 1980s with 21,018 points. As Andre Key of Clutch Points explained, the eight-time All-Star also was named All-NBA three times during the decade, notched more points during the '80s than Kobe Bryant scored in the 2000s, and English did so in fewer minutes. Per NBA.com, he was the seventh-leading scorer in league history when he retired from the NBA in 1991
Alex English wasn't just the league's leading scorer for the entire 1980s with 21,018 points. As Andre Key of Clutch Points explained, the eight-time All-Star also was named All-NBA three times during the decade, notched more points during the '80s than Kobe Bryant scored in the 2000s, and English did so in fewer minutes. Per NBA.com, he was the seventh-leading scorer in league history when he retired from the NBA in 1991
Thee Jazz Fan
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Your not a nice person!!
Thee Jazz Fan
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One of my favorite players. His midrange game was every bit the weapon the sky hook was for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. He was like Jeff Malone on steroids.
Thee Jazz Fan
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I just finished the writeup for my next pick, so don’t take him, please!!
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