Top 5 Shooting Guards in Cav's history

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Top 5 Shooting Guards in Cav's history

TheOUTLAW: Retired Mod; Posts: 41,920; And1: 2,757; Joined: Aug 23, 2002; Post #2 » by TheOUTLAW » Thu Dec 4, 2014 1:56 pm

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Post #2 » by TheOUTLAW » Thu Dec 4, 2014 1:56 pm

Bingo Smith was not a shooting guard.

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jbk1234: Retired Mod; Posts: 53,570; And1: 32,156; Joined: Dec 22, 2010; Post #3 » by jbk1234 » Fri Dec 5, 2014 10:26 pm

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The fact that Ricky "Buckets" Davis made the list is a sad, sad commentary on how weak that position has been for the Cavs historically.

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Jarret Allen isn’t winning you anything. Garland won’t show up in the playoffs. Mobley is a glorified dunk man. Mitchell has some experience but is a liability on defense. To me, the Cavs are a treadmill team.

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Post #4 » by improvisor » Fri Dec 5, 2014 11:28 pm

jbk1234 wrote:The fact that Ricky "Buckets" Davis made the list is a sad, sad commentary on how weak that position has been for the Cavs historically.

the top 3 says a lot tho. All 3 was very good players.

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Post #5 » by CAVS ARE BACK » Sat Dec 6, 2014 12:39 am

jbk1234 wrote:The fact that Ricky "Buckets" Davis made the list is a sad, sad commentary on how weak that position has been for the Cavs historically.

just done for the clicks anyways

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Post #7 » by gflem » Sat Dec 6, 2014 10:14 pm

LebronLover23 wrote:1A. MJ
1B. Kobe
3. Jerry West
4. D-Wade
5. Ray Allen

CLEVELAND CAVS HISTORY!
Btw, Harper Played 4 seasons with the Cavs not the 2 the article stated.

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