Which of these "on the fence" players do you want to see in the Hall?

[xmuscularghandix]

Bernard King

6'7 Forward
19,655 Career Points
874 Games
687 Playoff Points
28 Playoff Games
FG%: .518
3PT%: .117
FT%: .730



Career AVGs:
PPG 22.5
APG 3.3
RPG 5.8


4 Time All-Star
finished 2nd to Larry Bird in 1984 MVP voting.

Tom Chambers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAFSM1zcaPU
6'10 Forward
20,049 Career Points
1107 Games
1662 Playoff Points
108 Playoff Games
FG%: .468
3PT%: .307
FT%: .807


Career AVGs:
PPG 18.1
APG 2.1
RPG 6.1

4 Time All-Star


Dennis Rodman

6'7 Forward
6,683 Career Points
1,081 Playoff Points
169 Playoff Games
FG%: .521
3PT%: .231
FT%: .584


Career AVGs:

PPG 7.3
APG 1.8
RPG 13.1

5 Time NBA Champion (2 different teams)
2 Time Defensive POTY
2 Time All-Star

20th All-Time in Total Rebounds
4th All-Time in Offensive Rebounds


JoJo White

14,399 Career Points
837 Games
1720 Playoff Points
80 Playoff Games
FG%: .444
FT%: .834


Career AVGs:
PPG 17.2
APG 4.9
RPG 4.0


2 Time NBA Champion
1 Time Finals MVP
7 Time All-Star



Dennis Johnson

15,535 Career Points
1,100 Games
3,116 Playoff Points
180 Playoff Games
FG%: .445
3PT%: .172
FT%: .797

Career AVGs:
PPG: 14
APG: 5.0
RPG: 3.9


3 Time NBA Champion
1 Time Finals MVP
5 Time All-Star
6 Time All-Defensive 1st Team
1 Time All-NBA 1st Team

[Donoghus]

I was always a pretty big Bernard King fan, myself. 

[More Banners]

got to tive it to both Jo Jo and Rodman.  The others are, as you say, "on the fence".

[RebusRankin]

Bernard King and JoJo White. Dennis Johnson and Artis Gilmore should be in as well. There's actually a lack of NBA players in the HOF. Too many coaches and international players.

[Roy Hobbs]

Dennis Johnson.

I agree with Rebus' list, and I'd add Rodman to it.

[Brickowski]

Bernard King.  No one else comes close.

[Donoghus]

Dennis Johnson.

I agree with Rebus' list, and I'd add Rodman to it.

If D.J. was on this list, I'd definitely agree.  He belongs in the hall.

[scoop]

Bernard King. It's a tragedy he isn't in.

None of the others have HoF careers.

[Fafnir]

Dennis Johnson.

I agree with Rebus' list, and I'd add Rodman to it.

If D.J. was on this list, I'd definitely agree.  He belongs in the hall.

D.J. all the way.

I'm still shocked at how few NBA players are in the HoF....

[Chief]

DJ and Mr. King.

[GreenFaith1819]

I'd say Dennis Rodman, followed by JoJo White.

I never saw JoJo play, but kudos to whoever did the homework to pull up his career stats. Anyone with Rings should have at least been considered.

Dennis Johnson is not in the HOF? Definitely add our DJ to list as well. 4 Championships with two teams (he won with Seattle, right?)...solid defender and was our Floor General in the 80's.

Man...I will NEVER forget that Detroit play: "It's the steal by Bird..pass to DJ who lays it up and In!!!!"

Baffling as to why Dennis Rodman (5 Championships, Lock-Down defender and rebounder) is not in. I cannot say that Michael and Scotty would have won less rings without the Worm, but he sure made their efforts easier.

Informative Thread.

[xmuscularghandix]

No Love for Tom Chambers eh?

[wdleehi]

King and DJ

[Celtics17]

I have to go with DJ and it's really a no brainer. How can you not include a Finals MVP and 3 time or maybe it was 4 time champion?

Rodman though continues to be one of the more underrated players ever. Put him on this team in KG's place right now and are a good bet to win the title. If there was ever a great player for guarding Lebron or even Kobe at times it would have to be Rodman. He instantly fixes our rebounding problems. Granted, he is probably the biggest nut to play in the last 20 years but there is no doubting that the guy was very, very good!!

[kenmaine]

Rodman and DJ.
Both winners, which should override mere stats. King was great too, but he was a Knick.