@Wilson Sy yes he's in the underrated Hall of Fame lol j/k I will not argue that he's in the fringe category but you know what if they let Tmac in then yes Mr Chambers should be in as well
honorable mentions to Kelly Tripucka @ 26.5ppg (3rd best on 82-83) , Billy Knight @ 26.6 (2nd in 76-77, also scored 28.1, 2nd, a year earlier in the last ABA season) and Glen Rice @ 26.8 (3rd in 96-97) Speaking of ABA, here's a couple of names totally lost in history: Larry Jones @ 28.4 in 68-69 (league leader), Bob Verga (27.5, 2nd) and Donnie Freeman (27.4, 3rd) in 69-70, John Brisker (29.3, 2nd) and Mack Calvin (27.2, 3rd) in 70-71, Ralph Simpson (27.4, 4th) in 71-72.
something important about this list that needs to b taken into account is the pacing,some of these players averaged high points per game in eras with suffocating defense but others the opposite
Agreed. 30.0 PPG was easily in the 80s and even early 90s, but between 96 to 2016 it was much more difficult imo due to pace. From 2017 on it's been way easier for players to score
@@WilsonSy what?? The slowest pace,most defensive Era of basketball was roughly from 1990 -2003 30ppg was most valuable and impressive during this time span......scoring started to get significantly easier around 2013.....and non-existent since about 2017
@@mrtae239 they didn't play fast at all in 90's half court offense without jacking up 3s all game.....lots of big man post up action. They play fast today tho.
World B Free should be in the hall of fame. He was a legendary scorer. Finished over 20 a game for his career and was Sprewell of his time. He was depicted by Andre 3000 in the movie Semi-Pro with Will Farrell when he played for the Miami Tropics (Flint Tropics in the movie) where he won a USBL championship that season with them. Although the movie Semi-Pro was a comedy it was actually based on a true story. He averaged over 20ppg 9 straight seasons. He was a talented dunker as well and was known for his 360 dunks and having one of the highest vertical leaps of all time nearly 46inches
I saw all of these players play a lot. They all were good players but most of them had flawed games that probably contributed to their lack of team success. Usually it's subpar defensive play. When I think HOF I think you've got to have 7 to 10 pretty dominant years at your position and a couple championships including college. Right? Meanwhile, it was fun to check this out. Thanks, Wilson.
Thanks for bringing the light to players younger NBA Fans don't know about. These Guys should be in the Hall of Fame. Glen Rice should have been on the list.
These players were victims of circumstance. They had the misfortune of their most productive seasons occurring on teams without much surrounding talent or in small markets where their accomplishments could be more easily overlooked.
C Arydas Sabonis F Josh Smith F Richard Jefferson G Jason Richardson G Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf I played this lineup in 2k. They gelled very well and stomped teams with HOFers.
*Everyone of these guys are in "The Hall Of Very Good" KiKi Vandeweghe was a BUCKET, and Isiah Thomas called Purvis Short the DeMar DeRozan of the early 80s!*
Denver had a breakneck pace of play in the early 80s - and they sucked because they didn't bother playing defense. Pace of play will inflate your numbers - 1980s and 2010s have shown that.
If you cannot make two all nba 1st or 2nd teams or even 3rd teams… your not a HOF… sorry. If you were a no.2 on a title team that makes up for 1 all nba team. If record books doesnt feel lacking without your name in it… you are NOT a HOF.
Back then, most players often got traded if they didn't wanna play for their team or if they left as free agent, compensation and draft picks would be rewarded for the player's previous team. The new CBA at the time gave unrestricted free-agent status to players who had in the league for 7 + years and if their 2nd contract has expired. Before that UFA was more like wishful thinking, but Chambers' decision made UFA possible which many stars players followed years later, changing the league in many ways.
Mark aguirre is the only player who has a legit case all the other players are not hall of farmers not even close
Fair point. But I do think that Chambers has a slight case also
@Wilson Sy yes he's in the underrated Hall of Fame lol j/k I will not argue that he's in the fringe category but you know what if they let Tmac in then yes Mr Chambers should be in as well
@@Justalken83T Mac is much better than Chambers wth
Dale Ellis was lights out from the 3 point line in NBA Live '95 game! #oldhead 🤣🤣
Yes he was
honorable mentions to Kelly Tripucka @ 26.5ppg (3rd best on 82-83) , Billy Knight @ 26.6 (2nd in 76-77, also scored 28.1, 2nd, a year earlier in the last ABA season) and Glen Rice @ 26.8 (3rd in 96-97)
Speaking of ABA, here's a couple of names totally lost in history: Larry Jones @ 28.4 in 68-69 (league leader), Bob Verga (27.5, 2nd) and Donnie Freeman (27.4, 3rd) in 69-70, John Brisker (29.3, 2nd) and Mack Calvin (27.2, 3rd) in 70-71, Ralph Simpson (27.4, 4th) in 71-72.
Glen Rice even made all-star game MVP that year
Thanks for the mentions. All amazing scorers. I should have put Rice on this list
Glenn Rice is an all timer in my book
29 pts on 24 shots is nasty
Horrible 😂😂😂
@@donaldhutchison4652 that wasnt horrible for the 2001 MVP
Michael Redd so underrated
Facts
Your statement is very factual
Loved using him on nba live back in the day
Nah his prime was to short
He’s a one year wonder 💭
2:59 GET MY GUY MARK AGUIRRE IN THE HALL. CHAUNCEY AS WELL 🤦🏽♂️
something important about this list that needs to b taken into account is the pacing,some of these players averaged high points per game in eras with suffocating defense but others the opposite
Agreed. 30.0 PPG was easily in the 80s and even early 90s, but between 96 to 2016 it was much more difficult imo due to pace. From 2017 on it's been way easier for players to score
@@WilsonSy what?? The slowest pace,most defensive Era of basketball was roughly from 1990 -2003 30ppg was most valuable and impressive during this time span......scoring started to get significantly easier around 2013.....and non-existent since about 2017
@@WilsonSy scoring was not easy at all in the early 90s
@@jonthomson9262 they played fast ass shit
@@mrtae239 they didn't play fast at all in 90's half court offense without jacking up 3s all game.....lots of big man post up action. They play fast today tho.
World B Free should be in the hall of fame. He was a legendary scorer. Finished over 20 a game for his career and was Sprewell of his time. He was depicted by Andre 3000 in the movie Semi-Pro with Will Farrell when he played for the Miami Tropics (Flint Tropics in the movie) where he won a USBL championship that season with them. Although the movie Semi-Pro was a comedy it was actually based on a true story. He averaged over 20ppg 9 straight seasons. He was a talented dunker as well and was known for his 360 dunks and having one of the highest vertical leaps of all time nearly 46inches
Tom Chambers should be in the hall of fame
I saw all of these players play a lot. They all were good players but most of them had flawed games that probably contributed to their lack of team success. Usually it's subpar defensive play. When I think HOF I think you've got to have 7 to 10 pretty dominant years at your position and a couple championships including college. Right?
Meanwhile, it was fun to check this out. Thanks, Wilson.
Another unique topic you’re at a higher level then your competition my friend.
Thank you
Purvis Short in his prime was the Western Conference Bernard King.
Just because they averaged close to 30 in a game for one season doesn't mean they should be in the hof.
56% fg while averaging 29 is wild
Agreed. It's like what KD's been doing this season
Thanks for bringing the light to players younger NBA Fans don't know about. These Guys should be in the Hall of Fame. Glen Rice should have been on the list.
Michael Redd is the true definition of underrated😞.
I really feel bad for IT because the Celtics "betrayed" him. Thanks for this great video Wilson Sy
These players were victims of circumstance. They had the misfortune of their most productive seasons occurring on teams without much surrounding talent or in small markets where their accomplishments could be more easily overlooked.
Lotta players are in the hall of fame despite those circumstances so no
Psalms 34.❤
You should make a video for your starting 5 players to never make the All-star team(plus reserve players)
C Arydas Sabonis
F Josh Smith
F Richard Jefferson
G Jason Richardson
G Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf
I played this lineup in 2k. They gelled very well and stomped teams with HOFers.
@@derrickscott9469
Marcus Camby
Al Jefferson
Lamar Odom
Jalen rose
Rod Strickland
Purvis Short?! Come on man don't do this, a player I literally have actually NEVER HEARD OF ON AN NBA TH-cam! Wil Sly you are the man!
*Everyone of these guys are in "The Hall Of Very Good" KiKi Vandeweghe was a BUCKET, and Isiah Thomas called Purvis Short the DeMar DeRozan of the early 80s!*
Wow Michael adams averaging 26 on 39% from the field damn lol
This is more surprising since that time Allen Iverson won the Scoring Title with a FG% of 40 or lower.
@@TeamStudNation1280 The team was all offense, zero defense.
Michael adams was a above average player and put up 26 on a horrible nuggets team that won 20 games
Allen Iverson averaged 31 in 39% from the field in 2002
@@nonamewillbegiven2412 oh didn’t know….thank you! I am a casual lol
Denver had a breakneck pace of play in the early 80s - and they sucked because they didn't bother playing defense. Pace of play will inflate your numbers - 1980s and 2010s have shown that.
Good video. I'll give you your props
Thanks Luke. Appreciate you
Dale, Tom
If you cannot make two all nba 1st or 2nd teams or even 3rd teams… your not a HOF… sorry. If you were a no.2 on a title team that makes up for 1 all nba team. If record books doesnt feel lacking without your name in it… you are NOT a HOF.
Is World B. Free Metta World Peaces father?
That sponsor makes no sense. No I don’t live in New Jersey so I won’t be using it. Same goes for everyone else. SMH
Leaving Granger as an honorable mention while having Stackhouse on the list is disrespectful af
I love Granger but he averaged 25.8 PPG, not even as close to 30 as Stack
@@WilsonSy good point sir
Granger was also a injured prone
@@tj5180 Yes which was why he decided to retire early. Made around $70M for his career
How is Tom Chambers the leagues first unrestricted free agent?
Back then, most players often got traded if they didn't wanna play for their team or if they left as free agent, compensation and draft picks would be rewarded for the player's previous team. The new CBA at the time gave unrestricted free-agent status to players who had in the league for 7 + years and if their 2nd contract has expired. Before that UFA was more like wishful thinking, but Chambers' decision made UFA possible which many stars players followed years later, changing the league in many ways.
@@WilsonSy Interesting, I see. Thanks so much
Gilbert Arenas isn't a Hall-Of-Famer
Derrick Rose?
DeRozen HOF ...for what?
Put CHAMBERS IN THE HALL
I´m surprised Chambers is not in the HoF
SGA won't make the HOF.
You realize he only 24-25. Plenty of time to rack up awards
😂 he will
Casual
@@FalseNi9e Based on what?
@@donaldhutchison4652 Bro it's not gonna happen. Especially not if he keeps playing with Holmgren as his teammate.
BB aint no hall of famer...dude on a suck team putting up stats...
Now after watching all these old highlights you can't tell me that you think that the old era is better Kyle Kuzma is Michael Jordan in that era
Highlights aren't everything. Kuzma would be a borderline all-star in 90s, but nowhere near Top-20
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Wilson, Can I Dm you on twitter about something?