Greatest bench player ever, correct?

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Greatest bench player ever, correct?

Possibly yeah though i wonder how many games he started while playing at a high level. Off the top of my head i can't think of a guy that was better for a greater amount of time as a 6th man than him.

Havlicek if you want to play the era game. If you don't, I say with great confidence its Jamal Crawford.

Havlicek if you want to play the era game. If you don't, I say with great confidence its Jamal Crawford.

Thurl Bailey and Vinnie Johnson were better 6th men than Jamal Crawford

Not Thurl. There's only 3 guys who would change a game when they came in, 4 if you count Walton, and that's Havlicek, Jamal, and Vinnie.

Jamal Crawford's low field goal % and porous defense are the reason i give the other guys the nod. Its no accident as to why it took so long for him to participate in a playoff game.

I love Jamal but he's not even qualified to serve Manu water during his HOF speech.

agreed.

Jamal Crawford better than Manu

Topic was sixth men. That is what is called a role. It isn't about who is a better basketball player. It's very rare that role is played well. You LOLed at something that's obviously over your head.

Topic was sixth men. That is what is called a role. It isn't about who is a better basketball player. It's very rare that role is played well. You LOLed at something that's obviously over your head.

no I understood perfectly what is being discussed and it is still laughable. Crawford is not close to Manu

You have no clue what you are talking about.

You are fascinated with Manu's bag of tricks. Occasionally it works, occasionally, when against better competition, the bag of tricks gets shoved up his ass. He's a fine player but in the role of 6th man...ehh.

I'll bet you're also a Kobe guy, aren't you?

Manu Ginobili in his prime was holding his own with the likes of Kobe Bryant. During the same period Jamal Crawford was stat padding on losing teams.

Jamal Crawford was nowhere near the player or 6th Man that Manu Ginobili happened to be.

The Bulls became a better team simply by allowing him to walk and replacing him with a rookie by the name of Ben Gordon.

Crazy talk. He KNEW where his bread was buttered. Pop and San Antonio. That's why he took less money to stay. He knew he couldn't have personal success elsewhere. You can't be beloved when people find out half of it is smoke and mirrors.

Ginobli is a surefire HOF`er. JC is just a guy. Not sure what the argument is.