Mark Price: HOF?

[JasonJohnHorn]

Here's the score on Mark Price. Four time all-star, finished in the top ten for All-Star voting 4 times, made the All-NBA first team once, and third team three times. One of the best best shooters the league has ever seen: 90% from the charity stripes, 40% from behind the arc and 47% from the field. Just over 15 points per game on his career, and nearly 7 assists per game. Solid playoff numbers, but only one deep run, the biggest reason for that being Jordan, who knocked off the Cavs more than once in the playoffs. The tail end of his careers saw him play a more limited role due to injuries.

So many guys saw their careers end up in the shadow of Jordan's Bulls. Many people remember the Knicks having to lose to the Bulls, as well as the Pacers, but the Cavs some really great teams that, had it not been for Jordan's Bulls, may have won a couple NBA titles.

[popo85]

Great player but not HOF other guys with better careers in his era

- Mitch Richmond 21 ppg 39% 3pt 6-time all star

-Glen Rice 18ppg 40% 3pt 3-time all star NCAA champion set the record for most points in the tournament 184 avg (30ppg ) the year his college won, NBA champion avg 15ppg the championship year

I like threads like that show recognition to players i grew watching keep it up.

[Hawkeye15]

4 times he finished top 10 in MVP voting, 5 all star games, one 1st team all NBA, three 3rd team all NBA, one of the best shooters in history, and the all time leader in FT%.

He gets in. First ballot? No, but he is getting in.

[JordansBulls]

I think he can and should be.

[bagwell368]

borderline/in