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Everyone that has participated in the list is welcome to post your thoughts; if you haven't posted for awhile, no problem.

We are going to post our final 3 choice for the 98, 99, and 100 spots in order. A 1st place vote will count 3 points, a 2nd place vote 2 points, a 3rd place vote 1 point. You do not need to make arguments this time. I will probably add it all up sometime Sunday afternoon or evening (EST).

Players who have been nominated but not selected yet:

Brad Daugherty
Bill Laimbeer
Mitch Richmond
Shawn Marion

Players who received at least one mention for a nomination last threadd but did not get further support:

Amare Stoudamire
Dan Issel
Neil Johnston

1. Marion
2. Dandridge
3. Richmond

Forgot about Dandridge . . . changed vote

1. Laimbeer
2. Rasheed
3. Marion

Daugherty
Richmond
Rasheed

1.) Mitch Richmond

2.) Amar'e Stoudemire

3.) Brad Daugherty


Mitch was solid at everything and a stud scorer.

Amar'e is a beast offensively.

Daugherty was a pretty good big man on some excellent CLE teams.

1. Daugherty
2. Laimbeer
3. Dennis Johnson (it's travesty Gus Williams is in and DJ not).

1. Daugherty
2. Dandridge
3. Rasheed

1. Ron Harper
2. Rasheed Wallace
3. Cliff Hagan

Through Doctor MJ’s post

Brad Daugherty 10
Mitch Richmond 8
Rasheed Wallace 6
Shawn Marion 6
Bill Laimbeer 5
Bob Dandridge 4
Cliff Hagan 4
Ron Harper 3
Amare Stoudamire 2
Dennis Johnson 1

Wow, interesting. Understandable. Also interesting, Daugherty at the top of the list - was expecting him to eventually make it out of lack of people voting, not because four different people were swayed to his side.

Let's say:

1. Hagan
2. Marion
3. Richmond

1st Mitch
2nd Marion
3rd Laimbeer

Coming up on the end and we need a tiebreaker for 3rd between Shawn Marion and Rasheed Wallace . . . hopefully no more complications but don't let that stop you from voting.

I doubt I'm allowed to post here, but go Marion!

1. Dandridge
2. Terry Cummings
3. Glen Rice

ElGee's a good salesman, changing my 3rd place vote. My final top 3:

1. Hagan
2. Marion
3. Dandridge

1. Bill Laimbeer
2. Lou Hudson
3. Marion

Laimbeer is a pretty unique player with his combination of defense/rebounding and perimeter spacing. He was also the representation of a team's identity in a way that I believe helped them win.

Hudson to me is honestly as good a player as Sam Jones, he's an elite shooter at a high volume, can take it it isn't, has great character. Ideal SG for almost any team.

Marion is another unique player due to his elite rebounding at SF/PF, importance to the Suns fastbreak and basketball IQ. Marion is a guy who was more important to those Suns than he would be to other teams, in a way like Laimbeer, but that's fine by me. I also loved his play on last year's Dallas.

OK, now it's a 3 way tie for the 100 spot . . . hopefully we get some more posters weighing in:


Brad Daugherty 10
Bill Laimbeer 8
Bob Dandridge 8
Shawn Marion 7
Mitch Richmond 7
Rasheed Wallace 6
Cliff Hagan 4
Ron Harper 3
Amare Stoudamire 2
Terry Cummings 2
Lou Hudson 2
Dennis Johnson 1
Glen Rice 1

Actually I think that makes it 8 points for Dandridge.

Fixed . . . still a tie for 2nd between Laimbeer and Dandridge so voting still open

No chance for Harp or Hagan, so re-configuring my vote:

1) Sheed Wallace
2) Cliff Hagan
3) Ron Harper