The RBT Guide to Notable Basketball Figures and Events for 2010-2011 (F-J)

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Sylvia Fowles - A franchise center for the Chicago Sky. Despite the fact that she won Olympic gold in 2008 and FIBA Gold in 2010, she has yet to see a .500 season in the WNBA in a big market franchise that is shunned by the city.

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Griffin, Blake - He's the new star of the NBA who will take his talents down to OKC in five or six years after the Clippers fail to perform well in the playoffs.

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Hamilton, Richard - one of the fallen stars of the DEE Troit Pistons who was one of the central figures if not the central figure who quite possibly tuned out John Kuester from Day 1 of his tenure.

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Ibaka, Serge - Another one of the young crew in OKC whose free throw line dunk was not given enough points, in the NBA's successful plan to crown Blake Griffin as the Sprite Slam Dunk Champion. He also stole JaVale's dunk to ensure that the Wizards got some national exposure but not much exposure.

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James, LeBron - The most hated figure in the NBA right now, and the most hated figure in Cleveland for eternity.

Jordan, Michael - The most loved figure in the NBA right now, and the most loved owner in Charlotte for eternity.

Have other F to J's to add to this list? Go right ahead.

I'd be the first to hop on OKC's bandwagon if Blake Griffin went there...

G

Greg Oden-A promising young talent who's dominant when healthy but his career is dominated by injuries. He'll be an excellent player if he can remain healthy

Greg Monroe-A fine rookie, who's got the potential to be the best passing big man in the next decade and one of the very best big men as well

Blakeshow wrote:

I'd be the first to hop on OKC's bandwagon if Blake Griffin went there...

He is going to come to the lakers..after pau and kobe retire.Mark my words,

Btw:
YOUR A BANDWAGONER.

John. U can't call anybody a bandwagoner...mr bay area lakers fan..

Here's one for H I forgot


Hunter, Billy - Executive Director of the NBA Players Association and the WNBA Players Association. He wants the NBA teams to keep the same salary structure yet expects a season long lockout which means that he's gonna have to give into what the owners want when many teams are losing money when they try to stay competitive. How out of touch with reality can someone be when teams are trying to move out of town and when the league just bought another team? Then again, he is the leader for the union, so he has to be that way until some of the players hit reality......

how am I a bandwagoner? lol