HOF - Who's In?

[tarheelsnipe]

My opinion:

Rodman
Mourning
Mutombo
Pierce

And for the love of God, vote in the A-Train in 2012.

T-MAC and LJ both signed FAT contracts and got hurt the following season. LJ signed an $84 million contract with Charlotte - the largest in history at the time. They never lived up to the unrealistic potential.

I'd like to see Tim Hardaway inducted. If they could induct just his killer crossover, I'd also be good with that.

[airnoname]

I found this info: http://www.basketball-reference.com/...ob_career.html
This is how they calculate the chance: http://www.basketball-reference.com/about/hof_prob.html

Look just for fun.

[Filthy]

Just my opinion of course......


Red = IN


Chauncey Billups
Vince Carter
Anfernee Hardaway
Tim Hardaway
Grant Hill
Mark Jackson
Kevin Johnson
Larry Johnson
Shawn Kemp
Stephon Marbury
Tracy McGrady
Alonzo Mourning
Dikembe Mutombo
Paul Pierce
Glen Rice
Mitch Richmond
Dennis Rodman
Rod Strickland
Ben Wallace
Chris Webber

[hector234]

IN:
Mark Jackson - Great PG for many years

Alonzo Mourning - One of the best shot blockers of his era, and solid all-around center.

Dikembe Mutombo - Maybe one of the most intimidating shot blockers of all-time, and his longevity speaks for itself.

Dennis Rodman - Maybe the most prolific rebounder of all-time, and one hell of a defender. Yeah he had his weird sagas, but he delivered and you knew what you were getting out of the Worm night in and night out.


Within time:

Paul Pierce - Main stay of the 90s Celtics resurgence. Reliable scorer, and delivered in the clutch

Kevin Johnson - Good PG on some solid Suns teams, KJ was also a pretty underrated defender, and a good passer.


Iff:
Ben Wallace - Like Mutombo, Big Ben won 4 Defensive Player of the Year awards, but his productivity really dropped once he left Detroit.

Grant Hill - One of the best young players of the mid 90s, he would put up a near triple-double a night in his prime. Injuries really hurt his career though.

Anfernee Hardaway - Another talented young player of the mid/early 90s, and probably, aside from MJ, the most marketable. Same with Grant Hill, injuries really hurt his career after a hot start.

[SHoCKBiZZLE]

how can you say no to rodman? =/

[BigStew40]

I found this info: http://www.basketball-reference.com/...ob_career.html
This is how they calculate the chance: http://www.basketball-reference.com/about/hof_prob.html

Look just for fun.

Good find! I wish i understood the dude's math, lol. Plus it doesnt factor in the emotional appeal that HOF inductees all have. For example, if Rodman wasnt such a weirdo, Im more than confident he'd be in by now.