Tyreke clutch?
That rules out Joe Johnson. X may be right with the J-Rich comparison.

J-Rich didn't have 3-range early in his career. Didn't play defense (even now lol).
puttincomputers wrote:Now for tys real life comparison. Scottie pippin. Scottie was always overshadowed by the greatness of jordan and jordan never gave him enough respect in my book..
Cruzerr wrote:Tyreke highlights are game-winners
George7 wrote:I'm going to stick with T-Mac and my initial reasons. And in fact Richardson had better three point shooting than T-Mac.Slightly,but indeed better.
Sit wrote:Strengths - athleticism, dunking, mid range shooting, can pass/handle ball well for his size, potential
Weaknesses - three point shooting, doesn't always play defence, raw but has improved over career)
Martti. wrote:Sit wrote:Strengths - athleticism, dunking, mid range shooting, can pass/handle ball well for his size, potential
Weaknesses - three point shooting, doesn't always play defence, raw but has improved over career)
Michael Beasley fits the bill.
Sit wrote:Also... addressing the clutchness of Ty... he has hit his fair share of clutch shots and game winners for the Stealth. Look back through ALIB II and III and you will see.
Sit wrote:Well, I reckon you guys could go further back in time.
shadowgrin wrote:Sit wrote:Well, I reckon you guys could go further back in time.
Penny Hardaway?
Sit wrote:Thanks fo the overwhelming response guys. now, I want to address some things about Reshawn:
Strengths - athleticism, dunking, mid range shooting, can pass/handle ball well for his size, potential
Weaknesses - three point shooting, doesn't always play defence, raw but has improved over career
There's a few answers I really like, some are well detailed and some need to be elaborated. you may change your answer if you wish for more accurate comparison. I feel that going back further in time might yield a good answer![]()
The X wrote:My mind control has worked. I said shadow had already won when he picked JJ & he did. He beat me to the obvious so I had to throw out a lite version of JJ, albeit slightly shorter, more athletic, more explosive, less playmaker version. Tyson is probably a bit of a hybrid of Joe Johnson & Jason Richardson with the ability to fake injuries in big games and fade from the spotlight like Vince Carter.
Sit wrote:The X wrote:My mind control has worked. I said shadow had already won when he picked JJ & he did. He beat me to the obvious so I had to throw out a lite version of JJ, albeit slightly shorter, more athletic, more explosive, less playmaker version. Tyson is probably a bit of a hybrid of Joe Johnson & Jason Richardson with the ability to fake injuries in big games and fade from the spotlight like Vince Carter.
I would have given the Vince Carter comparison the win had it had been elaborated.
Valor wrote:Sit wrote:The X wrote:My mind control has worked. I said shadow had already won when he picked JJ & he did. He beat me to the obvious so I had to throw out a lite version of JJ, albeit slightly shorter, more athletic, more explosive, less playmaker version. Tyson is probably a bit of a hybrid of Joe Johnson & Jason Richardson with the ability to fake injuries in big games and fade from the spotlight like Vince Carter.
I would have given the Vince Carter comparison the win had it had been elaborated.
Ahhhh that was my first thought, but seeing as someone else had written it I thought I should pick someone else instead. Oh well
Sit wrote:Valor wrote:Sit wrote:The X wrote:My mind control has worked. I said shadow had already won when he picked JJ & he did. He beat me to the obvious so I had to throw out a lite version of JJ, albeit slightly shorter, more athletic, more explosive, less playmaker version. Tyson is probably a bit of a hybrid of Joe Johnson & Jason Richardson with the ability to fake injuries in big games and fade from the spotlight like Vince Carter.
I would have given the Vince Carter comparison the win had it had been elaborated.
Ahhhh that was my first thought, but seeing as someone else had written it I thought I should pick someone else instead. Oh well
You should have followed your gut instinct.
Seattle Stealth Back On Winning Track![]()
February 9, SEATTLE – Kevin Durant dropped 40 first half points to silence critics of his previous performance and infamous post-game interview. The NBA All-Star and leading scorer was on song from the start and did not need to play a minute in the second half of a 159-104 win against the visiting LA Clippers.
Durant led 7 other players in double figures; including Reshawn Tyson (31 points), Andrew Bogut (17 points), Allen Iverson (19 points) and Jason Kidd (10 points, 11 assists). Bogut was particularly impressive as he notched another triple double by adding 13 rebounds and 15 assists to his tally of points. “So much for me quitting on my team,” Durant said afterwards, “I’m the only player in this league who can win a game in one half.”
Eric Gordon paced the Clippers with 25 points. Ray Lliach managed 23 points while Amare Stoudemire added 15.
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Sit wrote:Durant said afterwards, “I’m the only player in this league who can win a game in one half.”
shadowgrin wrote:Sit wrote:Durant said afterwards, “I’m the only player in this league who can win a game in one half.”
True!![]()
Kobe needs 3 quarters to win a game.
The X wrote:I like this, Kevin Durant is becoming more likeable again. I think he's turned the corner. He's that heel that is so damn good you just can't just help but like him secretly.
As for his running buddy, Reshawn Tyson, I think the Vince Carter comparison is brilliant & we all know what we think about Vinsanity![]()
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