What are your 10 favorite Blazers since you started watching the Blazers

Blazers-1977 · Post #1 » by **Blazers-1977** » Fri Jul 26, 2019 10:14 pm

Mine are(started watching in the 2003-04 season)

1. Brandon Roy
2. Damian Lillard

3. LaMarcus Aldridge
4. CJ McCollum
5. Damon Stoudmire
6. Wesley Matthews
7. Jusuf Nurkic

8. Zach Randolph
9. Nicolas Batum
10. Travis Outlaw

pootbrah · Post #2 » by **pootbrah** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 1:21 am

1st and last - Oden :'(
2 Joel pryzbilla
3 Aldridge
4 Roy
5 drillard
6 outlaw
7 Zach Collins
8 Wes Matthews (hate watching the guy now haha)
9 Batum (as above)
10 Rodney hood this year's playoffs thanks

Norm2953 · Post #3 » by **Norm2953** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 1:31 am

I've always been partial to the real pros, the guys who always gave it their best even when they were
unhappy with the contract

Bill Walton
Calvin Natt
Clyde Drexler
Sabas
Roy
Andre Miller
JP
Nic Batum
Wesley Matthews
Dame

a_sensei · Post #4 » by **a_sensei** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 4:05 pm

Jerome Kersey, Terry Porter, Clyde Drexler, Arvydas Sabonis, Rasheed Wallace, Brandon Roy, Nic Batum, Andre Miller, Jusuf Nurkic, Dame

RTG HD · Post #5 » by **RTG HD** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 4:34 pm

1. Bill Curley (the man who made the sacrifice of taking more money to make a trade work!)
2. Clyde Drexler
3. Arvydas Sabonis
4. Theo Ratliff
5. Jerome Kersey
6. Dame Lillard
7. Terry Porter
8. Rod Strickland
9. Buck Williams
10. The real KD double 0 Kevin Duckworth

PDX MM · Post #6 » by **PDX MM** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 1:03 pm

In no particular order: Lucas, Walton, Drexler, Lillard, Roy, Rasheed Wallace, Darnell Valentine, Steve Smith, Rudy Fernandez, Sabonis.

Masterfully · Post #7 » by **Masterfully** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 3:56 pm

Drexler
Porter
Kersey
Uncle Cliffy
Roy
Damian
Arvydas
Pippen
Rasheed
Ha

Effigy · Post #8 » by **Effigy** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 8:29 pm

My favorite Blazers to watch, in some order are:
Rod Strickland
Brian Grant
Wes Matthews
Brandon Roy
Damian Lillard
Lamarcus Aldridge
Sabonis
Greg Oden - *sigh*
Isiah Rider
Scottie Pippen

d-train · Post #9 » by **d-train** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 8:59 pm

Rod Strickland was a great player. He had some problems for sure, but he was a great PG. It was especially fun to watch Strickland and Sabonis together. That duo had some real potential. To bad Carlesimo didn't have a better understanding of how to manage challenging personalities.

IndianYoda · Post #10 » by **IndianYoda** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 9:26 pm

Drexler
Kersey
Pack
Strickland
Sabonis
Sheed
Brian Grant
Jim Jackson
LaMarcus
Andre Miller

Goldbum · Post #11 » by **Goldbum** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 10:12 pm

1. Clyde
2. Dame
3. Uncle Cliffy
4. JR Rider
5. Terry Porter
6. Jerome Kersey
7. Crash Wallace
8. B. Roy
9. Rasheed
10 Nurkic

Just guys I enjoyed watching...
Honorable mention:
Strickland, Telfaire, Steve Smith, Sabonis, Ratliff, Marcus Camby, Zbo,

Clipsz 4 Life · Post #12 » by **Tim Lehrbach** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 12:13 am

Hard to pick only ten but these are the first to come to mind:

Clyde Drexler
Brian Grant
Damian Lillard
Wesley Matthews
Greg Oden
Travis Outlaw
Terry Porter
Brandon Roy
Arvydas Sabonis
Rasheed Wallace

Dogmont · Post #13 » by **Dogmont** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 12:17 am

Billy Ray Bates
Audie Norris
BRoy
Lillard (#!)
Bob Gross
Calvin Natt
Geoff Petrie
Pryzbilla
Stacey Augmon
Brian Grant
Chris Dudley
Buck Williams
Sidney Wicks

Goldbum · Post #14 » by **Goldbum** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 12:53 am

I probably should have had Troutlaw at least an honorable mention. Shocked how his career lampooned after his time in PDX. Watching him was fun though.

Post #15 » by **Moonbeam** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 1:27 am

I'm going to separate this by rankings as a Blazer and rankings for a player's entire career.

As Blazers:

[1] Jerome Kersey
[2] Brandon Roy
[3] Damian Lillard
[4] Clyde Drexler
[5] Nicolas Batum
[6] Terry Porter
[7] Brian Grant
[8] Wesley Matthews
[9] Buck Williams
[10] Jusuf Nurkic

For their careers:

[1] Jerome Kersey
[2] Brandon Roy
[3] Damian Lillard
[4] Detlef Schrempf
[5] Clyde Drexler
[6] Nicolas Batum
[7] Terry Porter
[8] Fat Lever
[9] Brian Grant
[10] Andre Miller

JasonStern · Post #16 » by **JasonStern** » Sat Aug 3, 2019 6:02 pm

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NUMBER TEN - Seung-Jin Ha

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The first, and last, Korean NBA player. What else can you say?

"He could be the next Gheorghe Mureșan" - John Nash

JasonStern · Post #17 » by **JasonStern** » Sat Aug 3, 2019 6:06 pm

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NUMBER NINE - Wesley Matthews

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Started from the bottom player that worked his way into the league. Stepped up when Roy went down. Key piece on the Aldridge-era teams. Team was a real darkhorse contender prior to Matthews tearing his ACL, but even with what many would view as a career ending injury, he's still fighting and playing in the league.

JasonStern · Post #18 » by **JasonStern** » Sat Aug 3, 2019 6:08 pm

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NUMBER EIGHT - Darius Miles

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Human.
Highlight.
Reel.

Quite possibly the most athletically gifted player the Blazers have ever had. Capable of incredible explosion plays. Never got his head on right. Never had that Kobe work ethic. But then he'd have those moments where you'd understand why Paul Allen overpaid to retain him. Yeah, there's some bad blood about his "comeback" ruining Blazers cap space, but his 47 point farewell game was a work of beauty.

JasonStern · Post #19 » by **JasonStern** » Sat Aug 3, 2019 6:10 pm

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NUMBER SEVEN - Andre Miller

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Admit it - you forgot about 'Dre. Yeah, he couldn't shoot, and yeah, he was a less than ideal fit for a McMillan "put the ball in Roy's hands and stand around for 23 seconds" offense. But man could he ball. Old man game. Come into the YMCA wearing flip-flops and still beat everybody game. Who can hate on that?

JasonStern · Post #20 » by **JasonStern** » Sat Aug 3, 2019 6:13 pm

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NUMBER SIX - Rod Strickland

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The original "point god". Based on the "Greatest Blazers Ever" poll, an easy top 3 underrated Blazer. Guy lead the league in assists. One of the best players to never make an all-star game. Blazers history a bit tainted by his second stint and the fact that his best years were put on on those mid-1990s fringe playoff teams that are often forgotten.