@RoseElla1234 When you can make Wilford Brimley even more bad-ass than he already was with an epic slo-mo hero shot, you know you’ve hit pay dirt. John Woo is the greatest action director in film history, pure and simple.
@JayhzLAL Bill Walton
If this man never gets injured, he builds a dynasty team for the Portland Trailblazers. His 1977 championship run was amazing and he won the league MVP for his 1978 season and goes 50-10 before his injuries fold him for years.
@theericjacobus Verhoeven and John McTiernan were masters at knowing how to cut on movement between shots as well. And it makes sense. Their use of handheld cameras was very intelligent.
@itschrixtian10@CoreyB08 By the way, Gary Payton won the DPOY award in 1996 when he faced Jordan and he along with Kemp and Hersey Hawkins halted MJ’s momentum enough to keep him at 36% FG from Game 4 onwards. Oh and Charles Barkley was the league MVP when he faced MJ. FOH!!
@itschrixtian10@CoreyB08 LMAO at Stockton and Malone being washed. Malone was the 1997 league MVP and in 1997 and 1998 they swept and gentleman swept the Lakers in the playoffs that had Shaq, Nick Van Excel and Kobe on their way to those Finals. Please stop.
@Hoopss As a Cleveland native, I admit this run was incredible but the hardest? I disagree. The 2011 Dallas Mavericks and the 1994 & 1995 Houston Rockets have entered the chat.
@NBACobwebs That 1983 Philly 76’s team with Moses, Doctor J, Bobby Jones, Mo Cheeks and Andrew Toney is in my top 5 championship teams ever. That team is one of the absolute deepest ever and Moses dominated the Lakers backcourt from beginning to end.
@AirJordans2323@KDTrey5@warriors@redapples Chris Mullin is an awesome basketball player and one of the best shooters of all time in his prime. You could take his lefty jumper to the bank and have cash for years!!