NBA "Where Amazing Happens" : Washington Bullets Edition

[eslubin]

I don't know what you're insinuating, Mitchell Butler was a tremendious defensive stawper

[Grapes428]

Calbert Cheaney was not a waste, he was one of the few decent outside shooters they had in the 90's. And Rod Strickland was half the reason the Bullets made the playoffs in the 97 season. Let's face it, he would have been a better starting PG than Robert Pack. And big Muresan, he lacked offensive skills, especially for a European player.

[TheEntertainmentonly]

@Grapes428 They should've kept Rex Chapman and traded Cheney to the Heat in 1995. You all saw the 24.5 ppg average Chapman put up against Seattle in the first round back in 97.

[eslubin]

@TheEntertainmentonly Chapman couldn't get it done over the 82 game haul

[eslubin]

@Grapes428 You're joking? Muresan was an offensive stylist. Soft touch and post moves. His body just couldn't handle the grind. His weakness was defense

[Grapes428]

@eslubin lol nice. But he was inconsistent if you are going to make that argument.

[thelex001]

The other "Where Amazing Happens" - featuring Googs - is funnier and much more poignant and "true." And Calbert, while a consistent "valuable contributor," was blunder-prone, at the most inopportune moments, and for all his basketball pedigree have very low court savvy. Still, at times he would steal your breath away with his graceful athleticism.

[M00pered]

yea, what's the song?

[Aggie9921]

what is the name of the song?

[hitmanrko]

what about rod strickland and the tall ass guy?

[JValez]

That was hilarious, but I really dont think Cheaney was a waste, dude put decent numbers..

[eslubin]

@JValez He was the shits.

[kokoy23]

what a waste Calbert Cheaney was

[zerotwohero2]

wowie hahahahaha