-
Tracy McGrady, a Hall of Fame Player Despite NBA Playoffs Failure
Even though everyone saw it coming, hearing Tracy McGrady utter the words that announce his official retirement from the NBA makes it sting, like you expect it to when such a great player decided to leave the game, and pave the way for the endless Hall of Fame debates that might carry on for more than five years.
-
Allen Iverson Officially Retiring a Few Years Too Late
There was always some hope for Philadelphia 76ers fans to see Allen Iverson playing for them one more time. Iverson himself probably hoped he’d get to have some part to play in the NBA before finally calling it quits. But truth is Iverson hasn’t been an NBA player for over three years, and his retirement might be becoming official now, but it’s been a withstanding reality for quite some time.
-
Grant Hill Shouldn’t Be in the Hall of Fame
What makes someone a hall of famer? It’s more than just stats and numbers. Popularity comes into it, and likability. Despite being “great” for a relatively low number of seasons, Grant Hill might become an basketball Hall of Fame inductee in the near future, despite his retirement not really leaving a gaping hole in heart of the league.
-
The 2012 Basketball Hall of Fame Inductees
The last week had a lot of discussions whether Reggie Miller deserves to be in the hall of fame. In our opinion, or at least the one from two years ago, he’s one of the top 10 shooting guards ever, and certainly a player who deserves a place in the hall, along the other players inducted in 2012: Don Barksdale, Jamaal Wilkes, Mel Daniels and Chet Walker.
-
Ben Wallace Deserves To Be in the Hall of Fame
It’s easy to forget Ben Wallace is still in the league. A backup Center for the Detroit Pistons, the 4 time NBA defensive player of the year can still conjure up something worth mentioning beyond the stat sheet, like his block on John Wall in the Pistons’ 99-94 win over the Washington Wizards.
-
The 2011 Basketball Hall of Fame Inductees
Dennis Rodman’s emotional speech was the highlight of the 2011 class to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
-
Yao Ming Shouldn’t be in the Hall of Fame
Yao Ming should be in the hall of fame, according to Kevin Durant, and others. Sorry, we can’t agree with that opinion. Talented, special – yes. Hall of Fame? No.