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loslakersss
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 Posted: Tue May 19, 2015 10:01 pm Post subject: Best Father-Son NBA Duo? |
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2 vs 2 tournament, each player is both in the prime. Who you got?
Bill and Luke Walton
Ronald and Ronnie Brewer
Gerald and Gerald Henderson, Jr.
Rick and Brent, Drew and Jon Barry
Henry and Mike Bibby
Joe and Kobe Bryant
Wes and Wesley Mathews
Mike and Mike Dunleavy, Jr.
Stan and Kevin Love
Dell and Stephen Curry
Wayne and Rex Chapman
Rich and Richard Dumas
Leroy and Leron Ellis
Bob and Danny Ferry
Matt and Matt Guokas, Jr.
Earle and Sean Higgins
Bill and Bill Hosket, Jr.
Wali and Askia Jones
Ed and Danny Manning
Press and Pete Maravich
Al and Allie McGuire
George and Larry Mikan
Pete and Rick Mount
Jim and Jim Paxson, Jr. and John Paxson
Walt and Eric Piatkowski
Al and Kevin Salvadori
Dolph and Danny Schayes
Walt and Wally Szczerbiak
Bill and Jan Van Breda Kolff
Ernie and Kiki Vandeweghe
David and David Vaughn III
Jimmy Walker and Jalen Rose
Sidney and Taurean Green
Norm and Brian Cook
Ed and Terry Davis
Darren and Austin Daye
Rod and Cory Higgins
Tito nad AL Horford
George and Coby Karl
John amd John Lucas III
Scott and Sean May
Tony and A. J. Price
Leo and Andy Rautins
Doc and Austin Rivers
Walker nad Walker Russell, Jr.
Derek and Nolan Smith
Jeff and Jeffery Taylor
Mychal and Klay Thompson
Milt and Dajuan Wagner
Gerald and Damien Wilkins
Brett and Jackson Vroman
I think you kinda have to go with Team Bryant because Kobe is so much better than the rest but on offense the Waltons with Luke's entry pass(and BBIQ  ) and Bill's inside game vs a bunch of smaller guys would be tough.
Edited to fix the Thompsons.
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LuciusAllen
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| Posted: Tue May 19, 2015 10:16 pm Post subject: Re: Best Father-Son NBA Duo? |
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| loslakersss wrote: |
Mychal and Mychel Thompson
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I think Mychal has another son who might be a little better ... |
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| Shaq and his son |
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| Shawn Kemp and Dwight Howard will rule these conversations when their respective broods come of age |
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Phil and Reggie Jackson
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| Posted: Wed May 20, 2015 3:20 pm Post subject: Re: Best Father-Son NBA Duo? |
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| LuciusAllen wrote: | | loslakersss wrote: |
Mychal and Mychel Thompson
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I think Mychal has another son who might be a little better ... |
Just a little. lol
But seriously, Mychal and Klay would dominate all the others. |
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Kobe could win with LeBron's dad.
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| How about teams comprised of Shaun Kemp's and Dwight Howard's illegitimate kids? |
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| Lebron and Delonte West |
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Most of these pairs have, at best, one guy who was great and another who was nothing special.
I am not using your 1-on-1 criteria, but making my picks based on whether both members of the pair had a successful career.
1. Rick Barry/Brent Barry
2. Stephen Curry/Dell Curry
3. Jimmy Walker/Jalen Rose |
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| 1981 Joe Bryant and a 2006 Kobe Bryant would demolish any father and son duo 2 on 2. |
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Forget about father-son duos, let's talk about father-son quintets. My sons, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are the greatest offspring in the history of western civilization. They've been taught the values of the Pyramid of Success by the incomparable John Wooden from an early age, through which they achieved unprecedented heights of success. In addition, I took them to over 800 Grateful Dead concerts before reaching adulthood, which gave them a greater understanding of art, love, and music. I'm indeed the proudest father in the world. After experimental back surgery in recent months, I've received a new appreciation for life itself. For years, I was isolated in my house in San Diego, unable to move and dealing with excruciating pain. But now, after the aforementioned back surgery, I've become the voice of the Pac-12 on ESPN. Pac-12, the Conference of Champions. UCLA will rise once again and conquer college basketball, guided by the spirit of the only father I ever knew, John Wooden.
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| So was Mychal/Klay Thompson left off in purpose or by accident? |
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| Wilt wrote: | | Forget about father-son duos, let's talk about father-son quintets. My sons, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are the greatest offspring in the history of western civilization. They've been taught the values of the Pyramid of Success by the incomparable John Wooden from an early age, through which they achieved unprecedented heights of success. In addition, I took them to over 800 Grateful Dead concerts before reaching adulthood, which gave them a greater understanding of art, love, and music. I'm indeed the proudest father in the world. After experimental back surgery in recent months, I've received a new appreciation for life itself. For years, I was isolated in my house in San Diego, unable to move and dealing with excruciating pain. But now, after the aforementioned back surgery, I've become the voice of the Pac-12 on ESPN. Pac-12, the Conference of Champions. UCLA will rise once again and conquer college basketball, guided by the spirit of the only father I ever knew, John Wooden. |
Amen.
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| Reflexx wrote: | | So was Mychal/Klay Thompson left off in purpose or by accident? |
Accident, lol. I was typing out the duos but got lazy and copy and pasted a list from a google search that evidently wasn't the way to go.  |
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| frijolero01 wrote: | | Lebron and Delonte West |
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| C M B wrote: | | Kobe could win with LeBron's dad. |
Jimmy Walker and Jalen Rose
That's another absentee situation. At least Jalen knew who the guy was, though, and I don't mean the Dyno-MIIIITE! guy from Good Times.
I just heard Chick in an old gm from 94 telling Danny Schayes (1 yr Laker) that his father was a treat to watch. I'm pretty sure they'd be in the top 5 for father son duos. Dolph Schayes is a HOFer I think. Slim pickens considering the length of that list. Klay and Myc are gonna wind up the unequivocal tops in this sack hop contest if we actually mean father instead of DNA donor a la Jimmy Walker. Only thing in the way at this point is Klay being all wet behinda da ears like Danielsan.
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What father son in MLB were actually active at the same time at one point, was it Barry Larkin and his pops?
I just wonder would we ever see that one day in basketball. |
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| frijolero01 wrote: | | Lebron and Delonte West |
I wanted to say Byron Scott and Ronnie Price... but how can you top Lebron and Delonte? lol
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