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Post by massiveridersfan on May 30, 2020 18:06:25 GMT
Been following the best/worst threads which was interesting. I'd like to ask which player(s) you enjoyed watching the most. These players may not have been top scorers or especially dominant but they could produce plays that were just brilliant to watch - something to electrify the crowd.
My selections?
Lonnie Legette, John Tresvant, Eugene Waldron, Kyron Cartwright and Trayvonn Wright.
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2020 18:34:34 GMT
If were talking our own my favourite Raiders bbl players are
Mike Ojo
Lehmon Colbert
Carlton Aarom
Josh Whilcher
Cory Dixon
I've probably missed some but I never got bored watching those guys play for us
Rest of the league players I hated because they destroyed us (exciting for non raiders fans)
Neil Watson - His float game was the best I've ever seen
Colin O'reily - His shooting in cheshire was phenomenal
Charles Smith - I hate every single thing about that guy
Daniel Edoize - first 2 seasons he was a fantastic rebounder, now hes quite poor
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2020 19:32:02 GMT
Been following the best/worst threads which was interesting. I'd like to ask which player(s) you enjoyed watching the most. These players may not have been top scorers or especially dominant but they could produce plays that were just brilliant to watch - something to electrify the crowd. My selections? Lonnie Legette, John Tresvant, Eugene Waldron, Kyron Cartwright and Trayvonn Wright. Ah, Tres. What a character. Apparently avodly reading Leopards' history. Tbe story about how he got sone monry Derby owed him is brilliant, if true. I wish we'd had Rico and Yorick at the same time. Both brilliant to watch. We were hated anyway, we may as well have done it properly |
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Post by bullets92 on May 30, 2020 20:06:46 GMT
Yorick (particularly younger Yorick) was always an explosive player to watch. Trey Moore, being a former Globetrotter, was a personal favourite.
Panthers (and I think briefly Riders) brought a quite well known French dunker called Marlon Jules in half way through. Fairly average player but that guy could throw it down with the best
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Post by interestedridersfan on May 30, 2020 20:45:20 GMT
Trayvonn and Cartwright for sure
I also liked watching Dinunno and also Brooks at Sharks
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Post by reallyoldfeenixfan on May 30, 2020 21:55:24 GMT
Trayvonn and Cartwright for sure I also liked watching Dinunno and also Brooks at Sharks Of course I'm biased but having seen both of them for home games I can't see past these two, Mike Dinunno and PJC. Both capable of amazing skills with the ball, both fit the title of the thread perfectly. PJC with the ability to put his team mates in for simple baskets but also able to look at the opposition and then score exceptional baskets himself. Dinunno just got the ball then scored, simple as that. |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2020 0:40:04 GMT
Danny Lewis for me. And more recently Fletcher at Newcastle. Been following the best/worst threads which was interesting. I'd like to ask which player(s) you enjoyed watching the most. These players may not have been top scorers or especially dominant but they could produce plays that were just brilliant to watch - something to electrify the crowd. My selections? Lonnie Legette, John Tresvant, Eugene Waldron, Kyron Cartwright and Trayvonn Wright. Ah, Tres. What a character. Apparently avodly reading Leopards' history. Tbe story about how he got sone monry Derby owed him is brilliant, if true. I wish we'd had Rico and Yorick at the same time. Both brilliant to watch. We were hated anyway, we may as well have done it properly Tresvant, Rico and Yorrick at the same time would've been "interesting". Throw Donewald in as coach and you'd have had more abandoned games than completed ones. |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2020 20:33:35 GMT
Mychal Green and Mike Copeland were both good enteretainment.
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