Wolves' All-Time Player Power Rankings - Small Forwards

Post #1 » by **Klomp** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 6:45 am

All-Time Roster

As we near Training Camp for the 2012-13 season, let's look back at the best players to wear a Timberwolves jersey by position. Please rank your top 5 in its entirety, as i plan to talley the results in the future, and will assign point values to where each player is ranked. Any incomplete rankings will not be included in the results.

1. 5 points
2. 4 points
3. 3 points
4. 2 points
5. 1 point

How would you rank the small forwards? The determining criteria is up to you, as well as how you classify certain individuals.

EddyCool · Post #2 » by **EddyCool** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 1:46 pm

1. Wally Szczerbiak
2. Sam Mitchell
3. Trenton Hassell
4. Tony Campbell
5. Michael Beasley

:nonono:

Post #3 » by **Basti** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 7:54 pm

1. Wally
2. Mitchell
3. Hassell
4. Beasley
5. Williams

Ugh. I was going to include AK47 by default but figured that wouldn't count.

TMo519 · Post #4 » by **TMo519** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 8:51 pm

My word, wing players are not our specialty around here....

1. Wally Szczerbiak - I think he's the obvious choice here.
2. Sam Mitchell - Helping groom KG could have slid him to #1 honestly.
3. Tony Campbell - Good scorer for us some back then
4. Tyrone Corbin - Pretty productive in his time here.
5. Michael Beasley - In hindsight, I'll probably think of others I could place here ahead of him, but for now, he comes to mind.

Post #5 » by **C.lupus** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 9:09 pm

TMo519 wrote:My word, wing players are not our specialty around here....

1. Wally Szczerbiak - I think he's the obvious choice here.
2. Sam Mitchell - Helping groom KG could have slid him to #1 honestly.
3. Tony Campbell - Good scorer for us some back then
4. Michael Beasley - In hindsight, I'll probably think of others I could place here ahead of him, but for now, he comes to mind.
5. Tyrone Corbin - Pretty productive in his time here.

I'll go with this except switch Corbin and Beasley. Three years of decent production vs. two.

1. Wally
2. Mitchell
3. Campbell
4. Corbin
5. Beas

TMo519 · Post #6 » by **TMo519** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 9:16 pm

That's a good call with Corbin and Beas, I'd have to agree with that switch and I'm switching mine now too lol.

thinktank · Post #7 » by **thinktank** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 9:19 pm

Campbell is underrated here!

He averaged 23, 21, and 17 points for us.

That guy was money in a sea of bankruptcy!

deeney0 · Post #8 » by **deeney0** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:28 pm

1. Wally
2. Mitchell
3. Campbell
4. Hassell
5. Gomes

AbeVigodaLive · Post #9 » by **AbeVigodaLive** » Tue Sep 18, 2012 4:03 am

1. Szczerbiak. Good shooter. Lousy defender. Actually left while playing his best ball.
2. Tony Campbell. (SG/SF). Back-to-back 21+ ppg seasons.
3. Sam Mitchell. Groomed Garnett. Did that crafty little up and under move for free throws. Mediocre overall.
4. Tyrone Corbin. (SG/SF). Played with Campbell. Wasn't good. Wasn't awful. Good enough for this list.
5. Trenton Hassell. Hand-check rule ended his career. But was key defensively for best Wolves team.

Varejao17 · Post #10 » by **Varejao17** » Tue Sep 18, 2012 11:20 pm

1. Wally Szczerbiak
2. Tony Campbell
3. Michael Beasley
4. Trenton Hassell
5. Corbin

SaintS · Post #11 » by **SaintS** » Thu Sep 20, 2012 6:24 am

1) Wally
2) Mitchel
3) Cambell
4) Beas
5) Hassell

Saltine · Post #12 » by **Saltine** » Thu Sep 20, 2012 6:40 am

1. Wally
2. Sam Mitchell
3. Ty Corbin
4. Chuck Person
5. T. Hassel