Best NBA Careers Ruin By Injury

[ItsOrangeBaby]

Took a look and this article http://dimemag.com/2013/08/the-30-be...ned-by-injury/ and thought it was worthy of a post. Don't agree with a good amount of the top 10 pick, but think Grant, Penny, and T-Mac should of been the top 3.

[ojandpizza]

Bill Walton should easily be number 1.. IMO

[AlexBrady]

Quote: Originally Posted by ItsOrangeBaby

Took a look and this article http://dimemag.com/2013/08/the-30-be...ned-by-injury/ and thought it was worthy of a post. Don't agree with a good amount of the top 10 pick, but think Grant, Penny, and T-Mac should of been the top 3.

Grant, Penny, and T-Mac were too soft to ever break through the glass ceiling.

Bill Walton is up there. He could run, jump, rebound, defend, and was the best passing center ever. Basketball IQ was off the charts.

Maurice Stokes was a better version of Charles Barkley. 6'7" and 240 pounds. Could pass, drive, and rebound.

[JerzeyReign]

TJ Ford would probably be the best PG in the league right now - his court vision and passing ability was crazy. He used to kill cats at Texas. He used to kill cats in the league.

Shame he was injured before he could even develop into that.

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Reggie Lewis would have changed the 90's completely for the Celtics if he didn't die.

[ojandpizza]

Don't know if I would say TJ Ford would be the best PG in the league, but I loved his game. Same with Jay Williams.

[The 24th Letter]

TJ Ford was one of the quickest i've ever seen with the ball...right up there with John Wall..

[PhantomPain]

Sam Bowie had a decent career for as hurt as he was, but he could have been great without the injuries.