2011 CB Historical Draft - Draft Thread

[indeedproceed]

With the third pick of the round, Dallas selects, George, "Iceman," Gervin

I know literally nothing about George Gervin

[33-00-32]

With the third pick of the round, Dallas selects, George, "Iceman," Gervin

Haha! That poster brings back memories for me, had it hanging in my
room as a kid (and I have always been a Celts fan)

[Edgar]

Dirk Pick

this team is becoming too young


Nate Archibald Pick

I like



to be the only one to lead league in scoring AND assists on a season always get extra points

[GreenFaith1819]

With the third pick of the round, Dallas selects, George, "Iceman," Gervin

Sweet Pick!

One of the better scorers from back in the day.

[Rondo2287]

With the third pick of the round, Dallas selects, George, "Iceman," Gervin

I know literally nothing about George Gervin

#4 Greatest NBA Shooting Guard of All Time: George Gervin

George Gervin could finger roll.

As cool as the other side of the pillow, The Ice Man knew how to score the basketball. Seemingly at will, Gervin could get hot from the outside, post up, and drive the lane. To finish, George Gervin would elevate and finger-roll the ball into the hoop, over the outstretched arms of big men stiffs time and time again. Working the perimeter in the ABA and the NBA, The Ice Man averaged 25 points per game as a professional basketball player between 1972 and 1986. #44, of course, did most of his damage in San Antonio - where he led the NBA in scoring four out of the five seasons from 1978 to 1982. In his best season, Gervin cooked the opposition for 33 points per game.

Again. George Gervin could finger roll.

[indeedproceed]

Am I the only person who has no idea what is going on in Edgar's anime pictures? I feel like I'm looking at smiley faces written in arabic or something!

[indeedproceed]

With the third pick of the round, Dallas selects, George, "Iceman," Gervin

I know literally nothing about George Gervin

#4 Greatest NBA Shooting Guard of All Time: George Gervin

George Gervin could finger roll.

As cool as the other side of the pillow, The Ice Man knew how to score the basketball. Seemingly at will, Gervin could get hot from the outside, post up, and drive the lane. To finish, George Gervin would elevate and finger-roll the ball into the hoop, over the outstretched arms of big men stiffs time and time again. Working the perimeter in the ABA and the NBA, The Ice Man averaged 25 points per game as a professional basketball player between 1972 and 1986. #44, of course, did most of his damage in San Antonio - where he led the NBA in scoring four out of the five seasons from 1978 to 1982. In his best season, Gervin cooked the opposition for 33 points per game.

Again. George Gervin could finger roll.

Where did you get that from?

[33-00-32]

Am I the only person who has no idea what is going on in Edgar's anime pictures? I feel like I'm looking at smiley faces written in arabic or something!

Hahahahaha!!!!

[Rondo2287]

With the third pick of the round, Dallas selects, George, "Iceman," Gervin

I know literally nothing about George Gervin

#4 Greatest NBA Shooting Guard of All Time: George Gervin

George Gervin could finger roll.

As cool as the other side of the pillow, The Ice Man knew how to score the basketball. Seemingly at will, Gervin could get hot from the outside, post up, and drive the lane. To finish, George Gervin would elevate and finger-roll the ball into the hoop, over the outstretched arms of big men stiffs time and time again. Working the perimeter in the ABA and the NBA, The Ice Man averaged 25 points per game as a professional basketball player between 1972 and 1986. #44, of course, did most of his damage in San Antonio - where he led the NBA in scoring four out of the five seasons from 1978 to 1982. In his best season, Gervin cooked the opposition for 33 points per game.

Again. George Gervin could finger roll.

Where did you get that from?

You know I don't reveal my sources..  I will PM it to you since the link involves guys that havent been picked yet

[RebusRankin]

Some nice picks so far. I have my list sent to a few people but hoepfully those ahead of me draft soon. Limited computer time at lunch.

[Donoghus]

I'm really curious to see how Elgin Baylor & George Gervin can co-exist.

I'm not entirely sure they can.

[Bahku]

Thansk, Guys , (esp Dons & IP) ... I also thought he would be the perfect compliment to my team on and off the court, and imagine the space he can create for MJ with his perimeter threat, as well as the defensive wall inside with Dwight. There were some older guys I wanted, but they just didn't seem to compliment my core as well. (TPs to all with kudos).

[Rondo2287]

I'm really curious to see how Elgin Baylor & George Gervin can co-exist.

I'm not entirely sure they can.

I cleared it with Elgin before I picked Iceman, Elgin said it was cool.  

But seriously.  at this point I had to go with BPA and he was on my board.

[Edgar]

He's the one player I would pay to see," Jerry West told the Los Angeles Times in 1982

ICEMAN is a good pick.



Still I dont know why People is passing 2 players that are better than half the picked be4

[StartOrien]

With the fourth pick in the third round the Indiana Pacers select

Dwyane Wade