What people forget is this. He not only lost two years of his career. He lost two years of his PRIME. The Knicks should have brought him back. They could have worked around things. What could Bernard King and Patrick Ewing done together?
Saw lots of Bernard back iin the day and I even saw hum in Dc when he was a Bullet. He had a big game against Xavier McDaniel of the Suns and X man was frustrated and tried to rough him up. King only became tougher to defend. Such determination!
Bernard "All-Business" King....@dimichi13, he was one of the most respected players in the mid-80s. Other great players feared him. He played with so much determination and couldn't be stopped with that quick-release.
@swiischeeseisnasty I understood that Bernard wanted to work out alone without anyone watching him during his comeback attempt. Al Bianchi was the Knick GM then and I'd imagine that because Al didn't see him, he didn't want to fork over any money. Those "Al must go" chants were not completely fair but sometimes you have to let a man be free to work on himself. Bernard knew his body.
@dimichi13 Maybe could have been but never won the big one or came close and his career was desimated by injuries. If he had stayed healthy and with Ewing on board, the Knicks probably would have notched a ring or 2 in the late 80s early 90s.
What people forget is this. He not only lost two years of his career. He lost two years of his PRIME. The Knicks should have brought him back. They could have worked around things. What could Bernard King and Patrick Ewing done together?
frankmaiorana66 2 weeks ago
durant reminds me of king sooo much , mainly the basline jumpers and quick relase jumpers , watch this then watch durant , very similar
silverburst79 1 month ago
Saw lots of Bernard back iin the day and I even saw hum in Dc when he was a Bullet. He had a big game against Xavier McDaniel of the Suns and X man was frustrated and tried to rough him up. King only became tougher to defend. Such determination!
urblhoops 2 months ago
Bernard "All-Business" King....@dimichi13, he was one of the most respected players in the mid-80s. Other great players feared him. He played with so much determination and couldn't be stopped with that quick-release.
CLewey44 4 months ago
somebody pissed him off
swiischeeseisnasty 5 months ago
@swiischeeseisnasty I understood that Bernard wanted to work out alone without anyone watching him during his comeback attempt. Al Bianchi was the Knick GM then and I'd imagine that because Al didn't see him, he didn't want to fork over any money. Those "Al must go" chants were not completely fair but sometimes you have to let a man be free to work on himself. Bernard knew his body.
urblhoops 2 months ago
bullets fuked nikz
bootiack 6 months ago
parents r awesom
bootiack 6 months ago
he needs a big shemale blowjob
bootiack 8 months ago
H.O.F. PLZ ! Y dont more ppl no bout this guy. is he n the top50?
dimichi13 10 months ago
@dimichi13 Maybe could have been but never won the big one or came close and his career was desimated by injuries. If he had stayed healthy and with Ewing on board, the Knicks probably would have notched a ring or 2 in the late 80s early 90s.
CLewey44 4 months ago
looks like only 2 of those shots actually touched some part of the rim, the rest nuttin but bottoms. unbelievable.
italianogq21 1 year ago
classic
jvelez1998 1 year ago
Ewing probably thinking the whole game, "Shoot, me and Bernard could've been playing together on the Knicks..."
>;-)
PeekaPeep 1 year ago
Incredible. I love it.
altoon89 1 year ago