The league was going away from letting you bump. The 2000's were very, very difficult just because of the transformation of how you play. There was a bunch of guys that I can sit here and just go through who were very difficult.

I felt like I couldn't just pick one person, so throughout all of that, I'd like to say there was a duration of guys. There would be other guys that would be able to have like a 3/4 kinda skill set, so just to pick one or two guys when there was an era of just skill- skill level was going to another level. Later on in life, Dirk would come into the league. I can say from when I first came into the league, it got more difficult to guard bigs because of their range and them being able to put the ball on the floor. Just because of the skill level with these guys: being able to shoot from 18-feet. David Robinson, they were- Timmy, Rasheed. Man there's a number of bigs that were hard to guard: Shaq - damn near unstoppable, Karl Malone, Charles Barkley: these were guys you had to double- if not triple-team. Um's and stutters omitted for reading clarity I get why on a team that bleeds turnovers.ĥ Amari Bailey with 26 points and Leaky Black with near triple-double in G-League debut winĪudio transcription for those without sound. Playing in your city and having the whole stadium cheering ‘Let’s Go Knicks’ … Not something you’ll see in Europe … This stadium needs to chant ‘Let’s Go DC’, that’s how it needs to be.'Ĥ Unpopular opinion: The reason why Killian starts is because he doesn’t turnover the ball.

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