The starting power forward of the All-Underrated Team of the 80s... Mr. Dan Roundfield. It´s unfair how people tend to forget such prodigy of consistency.

Sugar Ray was a real baller.

"Experience the Net effect".

Isiah Thomas. 16/11/1983 vs. Sonics. Vaya tiro libre. Acaba el partido con 27 PTS (11-17 TC; 5-8 TL) y 8 AST con ninguna pérdida de balón en 39 MINS. Victoria de Detroit (122-120).

Great podcast! Totally recommended.

How is this dude on that list? He is VERY GOOD, but... one of the best 75 ever? No way.

ROCK CHALK

I love the Doctor and absolutely everything about him. On and off the court. Even "The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh" is my "the best movies of all time" list.

Kansas!

Dead-eye shooter.

The Chief over Moses!

Almost 35 yo and dunking like that. Chambers was a beast. Tougher than many think.

Bring the finger roll Back!!!!

Nope. There hasn't been and there won't be.

Yesssssss!!!

Fifty five years and six months after being honorably discharged, my fatigue jacket still fits. Anybody see my dog tags?

IMO, Henderson's steal in G2 of the '84 Finals is bigger than those of Hondo in 1965 and Bird in 1987. It meant more for the Celtics. No way they could have won the championship without it.

Paul Mokeski. Power & grace. G3 de la serie Bucks vs. Bulls de 1985, en el que Big Mo aporta 8 PTS (4-6 TC) y 6 REB, insuficientes para la victoria de Milwaukee.

Paul Mokeski con su legendario «Big Mo's fadeaway». G4 de la serie Bucks vs. Bulls de 1985 de la que hablamos en el último episodio de nuestro pódcast #Erabaloncesto (go.ivoox.com/rf/118964303). 9 PPP (52.2%TC); 6.8 RPP; 2.3 APP para Mokeski en la serie sumando como 6.º hombre.

Asistencia marca de la casa de Larry Bird para «El Jefe» Robert Parish. 1985 Celtics vs. Pistons (G1).