Gary Payton II is a High Flyer

[Andrew]

Probably the only part of Junior's game that is superior to The Glove's, but nevertheless, a nasty and emphatic throwdown:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVYPJlnnoJw

Now we just need one of Shawn Kemp's kids to throw him lobs.

[Kevin]

that was too high for a 6'3" guy. Is he planning to join the NBA family anytime soon?

[NovU]

Nice. Cool to see Gary Payton too.

Whenever Gary's mentioned, I think of a guy that needs his jersey retired.

[Andrew]

No doubt. The problem is, the team he had his best years with is currently inactive, and he's said that he doesn't want to have anything to do with the Thunder retiring his jersey on their behalf.

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If his dad is the Glove then his son is the Mask because that there one hell of a facial!

[Andrew]

It works. I like it.

[NovU]

Hope he's a NBA talent. Glen Rice, Hardaway, Ewing have been a disappoint.

[benji]

If his dad is the Glove then his son is the Mask because that there one hell of a facial!

The defender was like five feet behind him.

Hope he's a NBA talent. Glen Rice, Hardaway, Ewing have been a disappoint.

He probably won't be too much better than Tim Hardaway Jr. is. He's already a 23 year old senior.

He was second in the NCAA in steal % last year.

[Andrew]

Hope he's a NBA talent. Glen Rice, Hardaway, Ewing have been a disappoint.

I'm sure there are a few exceptions which aren't springing immediately to mind, but it seems that whenever the father is a Hall of Famer, the son is average to good at best. On the other hand, if the father was average to good at best, the son turns out to be the (future) Hall of Famer.

[[Q]]

I hope he or his brother Gary Payton Jr. legally change their name to avoid confusion