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15 Years Of NBA 2nd Round Steals (1989-2004). Who's The Best?

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keepin_it_real:
dude, are you okay? ur getting cut up cause I don't think Gheorge Muresan was a steal, he was an average player for like 6 or 7 seasons is all i'm saying. I just wouldn't call that a steal man.

Juronimo:
Nick the Quik Van Exel  8) He was my favorite Laker in the mid 90's.


Actually it's Gilbert Arenas who's the biggest talent in that group.

Now_Im_Not_Banned:

--- Quote from: keepin_it_real on April 12, 2006, 07:25:39 PM ---dude, are you okay? ur getting cut up cause I don't think Gheorge Muresan was a steal, he was an average player for like 6 or 7 seasons is all i'm saying. I just wouldn't call that a steal man.

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LOL. You're MISSING THE POINT. I'm not getting cut up, I'm trying to point something out to you. YOU DONT HAVE TO HAVE A GREAT CAREER TO BE CONSIDERED A STEAL IN THE SECOND ROUND. Even so much as a career makes you a steal in the second round, because like I said, most people drafted in the second round never even become NBA players...Joe Meyers and Stu Lantz were talking about Monta Ellis and how much of a steal he was in the second round during last nights Lakers-Warriors game. Now, it's pretty self-evident that Monta Ellis will never be a Manu Ginobli or a Gilbert Arenas, but due to the fact that he was drafted in the 2nd round and he looks to have a career ahead of him (could range anywhere from decent to good), he's still considered a steal...Everyone I highlighted (including Muresan) was considered a 2nd round steal at some point in their career, due to the low (or no) expectations people have for second-rounders...PeACe

keepin_it_real:
yeah man I see where u comin' from, I jus wouldn't consider them a steal but its all good peace

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