Patrick Ewing - the ultimate Warrior

Posted by hDavis:

Mine is Hubert Davis, I liked him better than Starks even. He had the best range ever, soooo good at 3s and Free throws.
My other favorites are Walt Clyde, and Oak

I remember once when I referred to him as Pubert Davis. You are kidding about the most favorite thing, right?

Posted by martin:

Posted by hDavis:

Mine is Hubert Davis, I liked him better than Starks even. He had the best range ever, soooo good at 3s and Free throws.
My other favorites are Walt Clyde, and Oak

I remember once when I referred to him as Pubert Davis. You are kidding about the most favorite thing, right?

LMBAO

For me, it's #10 Clyde Frazier, Willis Reed(the captain) H20, Grandmama=LJ,(4 pt play vs Indiana, who can forget that one.) Oakman(Charles O) and the X-man(Xavier Mcdaniel)especially when he shut down Pippen and put fear in his heart during the playoffs.

here is my list of favorites:

1.) ewing- the big guy was money. say what you want, he was our last superstar. he dominated games and on most nights was the best player on the floor period. injustice to the world that he did not get a ring.

2.) houston- believe it or not, i was a houston fan when he was on detroit. he was silky smooth and so talented. even though he is 32, he is still our best player and gives his all. he earned my respect in the playoffs where he played hurt but never gave up.

3.) starks- pure fire and energy. starks was the posterboy of the knicks philosophy in the 90's. when he was on fire, he was the main attraction. could not miss and he let his defender know about it. but when he was not hot, we all know about it. he probably made the best dunk in new york knicks history on may 25, 1993 when he dunked over jordan and grant in the eastern conference finals. too bad jordan was teed off and swept us.

4.) mark jackson ( first tenure)- when we drafted jackson, he was supposed to be the point guard of the future. then 4 years later we traded him. precision passing and incredible floor vision, lakers had showtime, we had broadway thanks to jackson. so what he can't guard a can of paint. he was an ultimate team leader who can get his team going. i believe him when he said that if he stayed with the knicks we would have won championships.

5.)sprewell- another player i liked prior to his stint in new york. he was relentless in his energy and play on the court. his skills are eroding now but when he first came to new york he was awesome. i remembered the fast break dunk in philly then he made a scowl towards the fans.

My favorite of all time was (The Big L) Larry Johnson, THEN SECOND WAS JOHN STARKS.

Ewing, LJ, Oak, Derek Harper, Starks, X-Man

My apologies to the old timers for I did not see them play.