Classic: KWillis SAugmon and Nique

carloslisboa · Post #1 » by **carloslisboa** » Mon Apr 16, 2012 6:54 pm

Here is one of the most athletic seven footers ever, Kevin Willis.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELK7SPyx0iw&feature=plcp&context=C4507f04VDvjVQa1PpcFNFWOThsvWD6EBjhwAMlZgPb64mwi4neg4=[/youtube]

With Nique and Stacey Augmon it was a dunk show every night.
Stacey:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAlApu0CB4A[/youtube]

Nique's dunks AFTER the ACL surgery!!!!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvhsLriEiNQ[/youtube]

monsterblock · Post #2 » by **monsterblock** » Tue Apr 17, 2012 7:53 am

Stacy, Willis, and Doc were all scrub. Nique carried them and made them look better than what they were really are.

all those guys after leaving Nique ended up being bench players, so none of them were even legit NBA starters, while they were with the Hawks

Doc was the biggest disappointment, he could never turn himself into Joe Dumars.

Willis was a bench guy in Miami, Doc was a bench guy in New York, Stacy was a bench guy in Portland. If the Hawks could have just gotten Nique a guy like Dumar, or Parish, or Stockton, the Hawks could have easily beaten the Celtics in that series and taken down Magic and Kareem in 4 or 5 games.

unlike Stacy, Willis, and Doc, Dumars made a few all stars after Isiah, Parish was an all star before he joined Bird, and Stockton could have probably made one or two all stars without Malone.

carloslisboa · Post #3 » by **carloslisboa** » Tue Apr 17, 2012 3:28 pm

monsterblock wrote:Willis was a bench guy in Miami, Doc was a bench guy in New York,

I liked willis even though he played no D at all.
But about Doc, I must agree. When he played in NY, and before the 94 injury, he was awful. Very inconsistent, bad shooter. In the 1993 ECF he couldn't even brig the ball upcourt being guarded by BJ and Pax, it was sometimes Anthony Mason (yes Mason the PF, not Anthony). Pat Riley made a huge mistake briinging him in, lucky they got Derek Harper for the playoffs after he got injured in 94.

Stacy was a bench guy in Portland. .

Stacey was pure athleticism. As 6'8'' SF he couldn't buy a basket outside of the paint. He left (with Grant Long) for Detroit and they were both a disaster.