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Fat lever needs to be in the same category with Thomas and Magic

Dude just performs and keeps TO's down

Damn this most recent TC shot down Wayman’s value

vincent1469 wrote:Damn this most recent TC shot down Wayman’s value

I think so. A year ago he would have been much higher on this list sadly.

Oregon Ownage wrote:Fat lever needs to be in the same category with Thomas and Magic

Dude just performs and keeps TO's down

His PPG has dipped down to only 10. I actually originally had him sorted with the 'Top PG" list but then dropped him down about 8 spots. I can definitely see justifying bumping him up though

dd10snoop28 wrote:46. Tom Chambers - Rockets
45. Trent Tucker – Hawks

Both guys that are worth their contract iMO and should be ranked higher.

Agreed... Pretty laughable to think those are bad contracts.

Tucker is a lot closer to Byron Scott than to Clyde Drexler.

Chambers is in his prime and has been one of the most efficient offensive forwards in the game.

Joe Barry Carroll should probably be higher as well.

Byron Scott seems a little overrated.

JayGreen wrote:Was hoping to see Salley in that 33-43 range. No Dailey either hmm.

If Salley had A potential I'd probably feel different.

Dailey was an omission for sure, especially on a great contract long term.

Boom wrote:

dd10snoop28 wrote:46. Tom Chambers - Rockets
45. Trent Tucker – Hawks

Both guys that are worth their contract iMO and should be ranked higher.

Agreed... Pretty laughable to think those are bad contracts.

Tucker is a lot closer to Byron Scott than to Clyde Drexler.

Chambers is in his prime and has been one of the most efficient offensive forwards in the game.

Joe Barry Carroll should probably be higher as well.

Byron Scott seems a little overrated.

They're in the top 50, so that section definitely isn't bad players, but guys that either are, or will be taking up 50% of the soft cap at some point and aren't surefire All-stars do and should hold less value than a top producing guy on a rookie scale deal.

As for Joe Barry Carroll, I for some reason thought he was past 30. At age 28, he should be higher on the list, so I agree.

Moses is a Center straight out of the 1960s (when rebounds were 55-65 a game) with a modern shooting average.

Not really sure i get having Thorpe, Drexler, or McNamara even in the honorable mentions. They're pretty run of the mill role players.

Tucker isnt a great defender but is a pretty transformative offensive player and someone I'd value higher than a lot of guys ahead of him.

Carroll in the same tier as Laimbeer is insulting to Joe lol.

D Young, Malone, Stockton, Perkins all seem very high as well.

I'd have Jordan over Drazen and probly Barkley too.

Are we sure Hakeem wouldn't fetch more in a trade than Moses? Moses obviously better, but just asking lol.

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^ Yep I missed on Joe Barry. I somehow mixed up his age and had him at 32 in my notes, not 28.

+5 Michael Jordan
jump shot
inside scoring

if neither of those work I'll think of another choice

Good topic for article btw. Produces good discussion.

dd10snoop28 wrote:Good topic for article btw. Produces good discussion.

I’d almost like to see a whole article just nitpicking or re-doing my rankings for someone else’s. It’s all so subjective too on what we all value.

Craig wrote:
Are we sure Hakeem wouldn't fetch more in a trade than Moses? Moses obviously better, but just asking lol.

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Maybe at the end of this season I'll put Moses on the block and test that out....