Favorite Nets role player in the past 6 seasons.

I have to go with Kerry Kittles as well. Anyone know whatever happened to him after he joined the Clippers?

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Petey)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (GArenas)</div><div class='quotemain'>I have to go with Kerry Kittles as well. Anyone know whatever happened to him after he joined the Clippers?</div>

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He's on the Nets' staff. I don't recall his formal title.</p>

-Petey </p>

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Consultant</p>

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My favorite was definetly Kittles.

 

i loved kerry and sweet lu. i know i took for granted what kerry did for our squad. there were times where i got so upset with his inconsistant shooting that i wanted him gone out of anger. sadly when we started to breakdown the team and he was shipped off i was remined how amazing the kidd-kittles tandem was as a defensive unit. he played the passing lanes so great and i cant help but to think of kerry when watching vince. i would watch vince play D and be like "man, kerry would deflected that pass and turned it into a fastbreak or he would jumped that passing lane and jet down the court for an easy 2". we all know D isnt vince's specialty, but man kerry was good. it also helped to have a shotblocking big like kenyon to back him up which allowed kerry to take some chances. as for sweet lu, you just knew he would come in and hit that corner shot. once again when he left there was a big whole as well. he wasnt a great talent, but he was a great team player. man those years were fun.

 

I was a big Brandon Armstrong fan. He was my 'antoine wright.' I always had faith in that guy, even though everyone was telling me how silly that was.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (GArenas)</div><div class='quotemain'>I have to go with Kerry Kittles as well. Anyone know whatever happened to him after he joined the Clippers?</div>

He was forced to end his career after 11 games. He's been spotted with the Nets staff, but I'm not sure if, he officially joined us. </p>

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I do miss him in a Nets uniform, he was part of the Nets "Running Era", which was sensational, at the time. It was just great to watch, Kidd , Jefferson, Martin, and Kittles get out on a break. Sad to see him gone. </p>

 

rodney buford, no doubt.</p>

nice to see you guys again, petey, z/e, gm3, etc.</p>

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (fruitcake)</div><div class='quotemain'>

rodney buford, no doubt.</p>

nice to see you guys again, petey, z/e, gm3, etc. </p></div>

</p> Welcome to S2, hope you stick around

 

Mikki and Kittles. Kittles because he was a perfect fit for Kidd, and Mikki because he was a major reason we got so far last year. That, and he displayed a lot of emotion on the court. and his snakes....

 

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rodney buford, no doubt.</p>

nice to see you guys again, petey, z/e, gm3, etc. </p>

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Hey bro.</p>

Nice to have you around.</p>

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I'm gonna miss Mikki!

 

Todd Mac is perenially the most underrated role player in the Kidd era. All of those guys though - Kittles, ToddMac, Harris, Aaron Williams, they all fit the team personality so well. We definitely have more talent on the current roster, but those guys all knew how to PLAY together. That team was much, much more well put together.</p>

Aside from Jason Collins (I'm probably the president of his fan club) I'd say that Aaron Williams was probably my favorite. He was SO tough. Probably the toughest player we've had on the team in the Kidd era. He was never the most talented or athletic guy out on the floor, but he just played harder than everyone else. Loved that about A-Train.</p>

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (ly_yng)</div><div class='quotemain'>

Todd Mac is perenially the most underrated role player in the Kidd era. All of those guys though - Kittles, ToddMac, Harris, Aaron Williams, they all fit the team personality so well. We definitely have more talent on the current roster, but those guys all knew how to PLAY together. That team was much, much more well put together.</p>

Aside from Jason Collins (I'm probably the president of his fan club) I'd say that Aaron Williams was probably my favorite. He was SO tough. Probably the toughest player we've had on the team in the Kidd era. He was never the most talented or athletic guy out on the floor, but he just played harder than everyone else. Loved that about A-Train. </p></div>

i agree with both players. i really like all Nets players that contribute, just that kerry and lu stand out a little more. i always did think Atrain was underrated a little bit. the only thing that upset me with him was he kept gettin quick fouls when he came in and got called a lot for pushing the offensive player with his forearm is on the opponents' back. i liked that he was tough and thought he could have always done more, just never did.</p>

as big todd goes i remember i sat in the 3rd row behind the basket when we played SA and i remember todd blocking a shot in the final seconds of the game and we took that blocked shot for a layup and won the game. i was amazed at how big those guys were at first and the place was just goin nuts. too bad for todd he had foot problems because he was a very good team player. is he still doing radio/tv for ,i think, the sixers?</p>

 

Ron Mercer or (gasp) Deke. It was so hard in those NBA finals watching Rogers "defend" Duncan as he single handedly killed us when Kmart got into foul trouble. All we got from Deke was 5 finger waves, 3 elbows (all thrown at DRobinson if memory serves) and the funniest ESPN ad ever... Sigh

 

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rodney buford, no doubt.</p>

nice to see you guys again, petey, z/e, gm3, etc. </p>

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I think a better name would had been Hostess Cup Cake! Welcome to S2 bro.</p>

-Petey </p> </div>

didnt see you changing your name! you tried to change it once to like joe camel or something? just doesnt seem right. </p>