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Originally posted by TheRevTy:

What exactly was the story with his second stint here, when he was a 'cancer'?

 

I think it was a case of him being washed up. I've never once heard a report of Ho being a cancer. He partied like a rock star and was never a great influence on younger players, but he was never a problem to my knowledge.

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Horace Grant, without question.

 

 

Another name worth mentioning who surprisingly hasn't been mentioned is Juwan Howard. It was a rough season he spent with us - 21 wins - but he played hard throughout the season and really endeared himself to me. Especially in light of T-Mac shutting it down.

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I could be dreaming this but didn't they put a pair of goggles on the EPCOT ball when Ho first arrived.

 

Even if that is not true and I am crazy he is number 1.

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Originally posted by KillingInTheNameOf:

Ben Wallace, Brian Williams, Drew Gooden, Darko, & I always felt Derek Strong was vastly underrated prior to dying briefly.

 

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Originally posted by Passenger57:

Skywise, we really haven't had many true PFs. It's really hard not to say Horace Grant or Darko on this one.

 

Darko? Really? :headassplode:

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Originally posted by Drain-O:

I could be dreaming this but didn't they put a pair of goggles on the EPCOT ball when Ho first arrived.

 

Even if that is not true and I am crazy he is number 1.

 

It wasn't the Epcot ball, it was the water tower with mouse ears at Disney/MGM studios. But you're still crazy.

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Originally posted by Live or Die Magic:

Horace Grant, without question.

 

 

Another name worth mentioning who surprisingly hasn't been mentioned is Juwan Howard. It was a rough season he spent with us - 21 wins - but he played hard throughout the season and really endeared himself to me. Especially in light of T-Mac shutting it down.

 

Juwan Howard has been able to go 15 and 7 just about anywhere he's played. But his numbers have never been indicative of gritty play, especially of the defensive end. His blocking ability=woeful.

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Originally posted by Passenger57:

Skywise, we really haven't had many true PFs. It's really hard not to say Horace Grant or Darko on this one.

 

Darko? Really? :headassplode:

 

Really. Yeah, he was a draft bust because he didn't put up Dwight numbers, but his play for us was pretty good. And he could block, unlike Juwan Howard.

 

NOTE: I'm only referring to when he played for the Magic, so prior to losing his mind, ripping jerseys and talking about savaging referees' mothers.

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Originally posted by Passenger57:

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Originally posted by Live or Die Magic:

Horace Grant, without question.

 

 

Another name worth mentioning who surprisingly hasn't been mentioned is Juwan Howard. It was a rough season he spent with us - 21 wins - but he played hard throughout the season and really endeared himself to me. Especially in light of T-Mac shutting it down.

 

Juwan Howard has been able to go 15 and 7 just about anywhere he's played. But his numbers have never been indicative of gritty play, especially of the defensive end. His blocking ability=woeful.

 

During his season with us, he was the lone bright spot.

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