June 26, 200818 yr You really do love to argue don't you...:lol: Yep. This place wouldn't be so great if we couldn't argue. The threads would all have 10-20 boring posts in them. :lol:
June 26, 200818 yr Yep. This place wouldn't be so great if we couldn't argue. The threads would all have 10-20 boring posts in them. :lol: Instead the threads have 10-20 posts arguing against you. :lol:
June 26, 200818 yr Instead the threads have 10-20 posts arguing against you. :lol: No, most have way more than that.
June 27, 200818 yr Where is the smiley face after your post? There's no way you've never heard of any of them. He said "one," not "any." Pretty sure he was talking about Loscutoff. I had to look him up.
June 27, 200818 yr Lambieer gets my vote. I am going to throw a name out there that no one has mentioned, probably because most his incidents happened in college. But Christian Laettner. :thumb: He imo was too gutless to pull that crap in the NBA. :madman:
June 27, 200818 yr Really? A couple times in those finals I thought he and Karl Malone were about one more elbow from throwin' down... Karl Malone wasn't exactly an angel.
June 27, 200818 yr Growing up a Piston fan I absolutely loved the "Bad Boys" teams of 89 and 90. Bill Laimbeer was and will always be my favorite NBA player of all time. To say he is the dirtiest player of all time may be a stretch. I think he was a calculating and very intelligent player ( of course I am a Piston fan) . He was always thinking a step ahead of his opponent as he had to be due to lack of physical talent. Lets not forget these teams had other players I feel would be considered more dirty than Laimbeer. Just on the Bad Boys I would rank Laimbeer behind in order: Thomas, Rodman, and Rick Mahorn (who left after the 89 season). The old Jordan rule they had is what made the NBA great in this time period.
June 27, 200818 yr Growing up a Piston fan I absolutely loved the "Bad Boys" teams of 89 and 90. Bill Laimbeer was and will always be my favorite NBA player of all time. To say he is the dirtiest player of all time may be a stretch. I think he was a calculating and very intelligent player ( of course I am a Piston fan) . He was always thinking a step ahead of his opponent as he had to be due to lack of physical talent. Lets not forget these teams had other players I feel would be considered more dirty than Laimbeer. Just on the Bad Boys I would rank Laimbeer behind in order: Thomas, Rodman, and Rick Mahorn (who left after the 89 season). The old Jordan rule they had is what made the NBA great in this time period. :lol: No stretch at all IMO.
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