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Dirtiest NBA player of all time

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I agree. Kermit Washington had one incident and that incident shouldn't define what kind of player he was because he wasn't in game action during that incident. Not to mention, fights during games were commonplace in the NBA in those days Kermit Washington wasn't even known as a fighter during that time. Had his 1 punch not have been so devastating, his name wouldn't even be brought up in this thread. He wasn't anywhere near as dirty as any of these guys listed.

 

I really don't remember Kurt Rambis being dirty. I remember him being a never-going-to-back-down from-you-scrappy type of player, but not dirty.

 

Kermit Washington's punch was a "reaction" punch. He saw someone coming at him in a melee and his first instinct was to protect himself. That's not dirty.

Kermit Washington's punch was a "reaction" punch. He saw someone coming at him in a melee and his first instinct was to protect himself. That's not dirty.

 

:thumb:

Divac was the biggest flopper ever and no one can take that from him.

Kermit Washington's punch was a "reaction" punch. He saw someone coming at him in a melee and his first instinct was to protect himself. That's not dirty.

 

:thumb:

 

I agree wholeheartedly.

MJ said on his Come Fly With Me video that Bird was one of the two most. He was sneaky. They showed a bunch of clips where he would sneak grabbing jersey's etc. I look at that as an art lol.

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