<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Vintage:</div><div class="quote_post">Its too bad that MJ retired. I would have loved to see Houston go against the Bulls(with MJ). That would have been one helluva finals.</div> I think everyone would have loved to see a finals between those two teams. I really think Houston would have given the Bulls a run for their money in that series. I really don't know who would have the championship. That is probably one of the greatest potential series that never happened.
Top three are 84-85 Bulls, 90-91 Bulls, and 95-96 Bulls. The first one had the most exciting installment of Money, where he played like he had springs on his feet. The team overall was lousy, but the play of one guy made it worthwhile. The '91 squad(Michael, Scottie, Ho Grant, Cartwright, Pax, B.J., Craig Hodges, Stacey King, Will Perdue, Darrell Walker, Scot Williams to name a few) had roughly the same guys as the next two teams, but played with an unbridled hunger to win. They way they tore through every team they played in the playoffs(lost once each to Barkley's Sixers and Magic's Lakers to go 15-2) was very fun to watch as well as fulfilling. As for that last team I listed, Vintage and Nets covered it for me. Vintage, I think that series you were talking about is where my favorite Scottie Pippen quote came from, when he said "The Mailman doesn't deliver on Sundays." (this after he shut down Malone on a Sunday) Classy trash talking at its best.
2003-04 Minnesota Timberwolves. Best season shaping up for Garnett, best collection of players, best team chemistry.
1985-86 Boston Celtics In my opinion, the Celtics had one of the deepest/strongest front courts in NBA history. Larry Bird Kevin McHale Robert Parish Dennis Johnson Danny Ainge Scott Wedman Bill Walton Jerry Sichting David Thirdkill Sam Vincent Sly Williams Rick Carlisle Greg Kite
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Ice Breaker:</div><div class="quote_post">1985-86 Boston Celtics In my opinion, the Celtics had one of the deepest/strongest front courts in NBA history. Larry Bird Kevin McHale Robert Parish Dennis Johnson Danny Ainge Scott Wedman Bill Walton Jerry Sichting David Thirdkill Sam Vincent Sly Williams Rick Carlisle Greg Kite</div> I never was a Celtic fan growing up,but I give them cats their props. Those guys were off the chain! DJ was the man! In the post McHale had the greatest moves EVER! I loved watchin' these guys bang heads with 'Nique and the Hawks!
Favorite teams 1) 91'-93' BULLS- KEY PLAYERS: Micheal Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, Bill Cartwright, BJ Armstrong 2) 97'-98' Nets- KEY PLAYERS: Sam Cassell, Kerry Kittles, Keith Van Horn, Kendall Gill, Jason Williams, Sherman Douglas 3) 2001'- current Nets- KEY PLAYERS: Kenyon Martin, Richard Jefferson, Jason Kidd, Kerry Kittles, Jason Collins, Aarron Williams, Luious Harris, Van Horn(in 01-02') 4)95'-98' BUlls- Key Players- Micheal Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Toni Kukoc, Ron Harper, Steve Kerr, Luc Longley 5)93'-95' Rockets- Key players- Sam Cassell, Hakeem "the dream", Robert Horry, Mario Elie,Kenny Smith, Otis thorpe(93'-94'), Drexler(94'-95') Also like the Current Timberwolves-Key PLayers- Sam Cassell, Kevin Garnett, Spreewell, Trenton Hassell, & soon to be added Troy Hudson, Wally And I also like the Bucks(99'-02)the Big 3 Cassell, Allen, & Big Dog.
The 93 Suns with Thunder Dan, Chuck, and KG The 94-95 Rockets, cassel, horry, clyde, tHE DREAM And of course the Sonics with the GLOVE, REIGN MAN, SHREMPF, in mid 90s. Late 80s Lakers and the Bulls (jordan era)
2001-2002 KINGs are my all time favorite....since it was their best year in Sac town..gettin down to game 7 of the western conference finals....damn the lakers...just kiddin As a big fan of MJ i also gotta say the 90-91 Bulls
Houston Rockets First game I ever remember watching was game 7, semi-finals vs Phoenix when Mario Elie hit the clutch 3...been a fan ever since...diehard too...have tons of games on tape...
Gotta be the Bad Boy's when they won back to back NBA Championships... Isiah Thomas Joe Dumars Bill Lambier John Salley Denis Rodman Rick Mahorn Vinnie Johnson Mark Aguirre James Edwards
