12 More Forgotten All Stars From NBA History (Part 2) 

I meant thanks dude i just woke up and seen this but dam you watch them work out at a gym you the man

Thank you, Mailman! 👍

That Tornado Spin!!

I love Jonny!

@@unclehays750 I think you forgot to include fat lever in the list he was only a 2 time all star but one of the greatest PGS of the 80s

Underrated by who's standards? Uncle Hays and Jonny Arnett are All NBA status to their faithfuls

The Bucks had him,

Yes, his biological father. There’s an all-star game on RU-vid where you can see Jimmy Walker play (not sure if it’s 1972 or 1973).

Liar

Where did you play against these guys? I lived in Houston for quite awhile and Moses Malone would work out at the Fonde Recreation Center, and would be joined by fellow NBA players. It's also where Moses schooled Olajuwon on how to score and board in the paint. Players from nearly every modern era, from Elvis Hayes to James Harden, worked out there. I watched Moses play against Dwight Jones, Otis Birdsong, Larry Kenon, George Gervin and a couple of NBA guys I can't remember one Saturday in the summer of 1982. No A/C, just a lot of huge fans moving the air around. We didn't bring water and regretted it because the soda machines were empty or not working. The NBA was still a niche sport back then, and wouldn't really take off until the first Celtics-Lakers finals of that era in 1984. Still, I enjoyed that late 1970s to mid-1990s period more than any other in league history. Places like Fonde are part of the reason why.

How could I have played against these guts...I was a kid...I never played against any of them...I was a young teenager admiring them...trying to play like them...never wrote that I played against anyone in the NBA...never...I did cover the NBA (Cavs-98-01 WKNR) for 3 seasons although...you can look that up.

I apologize if some folks reading perceived what I wrote as deceptive...no intention there...I just love someone appreciating my heroes of the NBA in an era that is unfairly vilified as the 1970's era was...the pre-Magic/Bird era.

Thats dude i am 65 years old and the players you pointed out i liked as well and the teams too that was fun to watch all them teams back then i liked ricki alot but paul was the man

Very underrated. Best bullets player in the 75 finals in my opinion. It’s a shame he got injured and wasn’t there to win the championship alongside Hayes and Unseld

It's far better to be considered a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt.💯🙄

@@DrDoom-wo8hb misquoting Abraham Lincoln