The "Who am I" Game

this is just pure stupidity u could have said they played together for 1!!! season

 

yeah chungster...your questions arent very sensible and you seldom get other questions right so why dont you give someone else a chance in this thread instead of posting every question

 

Wow, you people are unbelievable

I played with the Suns, Blazers, and the Nuggets in 15 years, and I'm currently a scout for the Wizards.

 

who knows:s
i was well known as a player and my number was retired. i have been to the finals twice but never won.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting elijahser:</div><div class="quote_post">who knows:s
i was well known as a player and my number was retired. i have been to the finals twice but never won.</div>

Does Patrick Ewing count? He didn't play the second time his team got the finals.

Other than that, um, Terry Porter? Not sure if his number was retired.

 

no not right but it could have counted for ewing if he had played

 

Barkley

EDIT: nevermind, he was only in the finals once ...

New guess: Elgin Baylor (I think he was in the finals more than twice, but who cares )

 

Elgin Baylor won one title, although he only played nine games that season.

 

Uhh, wild guess, but Moses Malone?

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting HurricaneJesus:</div><div class="quote_post">Elgin Baylor won one title, although he only played nine games that season.</div>

No, elgin Baylor never won a title. His team won the year he retired, but he wasn't a part of it because he had retired already

 

Oh, he retired during the season, I get it. Thanks.

 

Jeff Hornacek.

I'm the last white player to make the All-Defensive team.

 

Is Doug Christie white?? if not Jason Kidd

 

Douh Christie is mixed.

The answer to my last question was Walter Davis.

I was selected by the Warriors in '97 but started my career in the '01 season.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Twisted42008:</div><div class="quote_post">Is Doug Christie white?? if not Jason Kidd</div>

I mean non-mixed. Christie and Kidd are mixed.

Also, to clarify, last white guy to be on the all-defensive FIRST team.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Chungster:</div><div class="quote_post">Douh Christie is mixed.

The answer to my last question was Walter Davis.

I was selected by the Warriors in '97 but started my career in the '01 season.</div>
Mark Jackson- drafted by GSW in the second round but played in europe from 97-2000


I am the only player to ever lead the league in scoring and assists in a single season.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting harbingerofdoom:</div><div class="quote_post">Mark Jackson- drafted by GSW in the second round but played in europe from 97-2000


I am the only player to ever lead the league in scoring and assists in a single season.</div>

Nate Archibald. I think it was asked earlier. You can ask another.

 

You got it right, but it's Marc, not Mark.

I, an active player, have missed only 19 games out of 1000+ games that I've played in my career.

 

^ Gary Payton, in 14 career seasons (counting in the 50 game lockout 1998-1999 season), has played in 1109 out of possible 1116 games, including 82 last year with the Lakers. Well, he didn't miss 19 games... just 7... but I dunno who else.


I had retired but got a comeback call from this team, which in that season lost its best player. I was about 35-37 old when I made that comeback, still I led the team with ppg that year. In my prime, noone could stop me from dunking. Who am I?

 

Clifford Robinson. He played 1179 games out of a possible 1198.

<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">I had retired but got a comeback call from this team, which in that season lost its best player. I was about 35-37 old when I made that comeback, still I led the team with ppg that year. In my prime, noone could stop me from dunking. Who am I?</div>
Haywood Workman.