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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    NO

    throw out the all star stuff, rigged

    career of 5 second and third all nba teams does not make you an allstar

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    Kobe's quote is wrong also

    Wang..forget his last name was first Chinese player in nba
    and Sarunas Marculonis was the pioneer for European guys..NOT Vlade

    Kobe is being gracious to Yao and Vlade, but he's a student of the game..he knows better

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    I think he is; the dude's a legend.

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    Yes, based on international contributions to the game. And rightfully so.

    You guys need to realize that not everyone that goes into the Hall of Fame is there based on accomplishments as a player.

    Strictly based on his playing career, he is not a HOF player. Everyone knows that. However, he had a profound impact on the game of basketball.

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    Quote Originally Posted by get these NETS
    throw out the all star stuff, rigged
    Prove it.

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    If Yao gets in than we should just let everyone in. Basketball hall of fame is a joke

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    Yes of course.
    If your answer is no, it's obvious that you are racist.

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    Quote Originally Posted by fatboy11
    Prove it.
    Yao Ming is Injured But is Still an All-Star: The Houston Rockets' Yao Ming has played five games this season. Yet, he is the leading vote getter for the 2011 NBA All-Star Game among Western Conference Centers.



    supporting your countryman is one thing but how was he even on the ballot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by get these NETS
    Yao Ming is Injured But is Still an All-Star: The Houston Rockets' Yao Ming has played five games this season. Yet, he is the leading vote getter for the 2011 NBA All-Star Game among Western Conference Centers.



    supporting your countryman is one thing but how was he even on the ballot?
    So it was rigged all of those years Grant Hill and other players that were injured were voted it, too?

    Casual fans not paying attention or not caring if guys are injured =/= rigging.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SilkkTheShocker
    If Yao gets in than we should just let everyone in. Basketball hall of fame is a joke
    You don't understand how it works. That's why you think that.

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    Quote Originally Posted by SilkkTheShocker
    If Yao gets in than we should just let everyone in. Basketball hall of fame is a joke
    hall of fame > championships (the ultimate goal of every player)
    i'd rather be a hall of famer than to have multiple rings/fmvps.
    You should stop your fail trolling.
    Last edited by riseagainst; 08-09-2012 at 11:46 AM.

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    ”In terms of opening up doors for Chinese basketball players to come to the NBA, or for the youth here in China to believe that it’s possible to achieve the dream of being an NBA player, all that started from Yao,” Los Angeles Lakers guard Bryant said.

    “The movement that started in the NBA of the influx of European players coming to the NBA was started by Vlade Divac, Dino Radja and those guys.

    “Even that movement didn’t have the impact and magnitude that Yao Ming has had. And on top of that, he’s just a heck of a basketball player to boot,” Bryant, who is in China on a promotional tour, added.
    "In terms of opening up doors for Chinese basketball players to come to the NBA"

    lol. I keep hearing this about Yao but it just isn't true, he didn't open up anything.

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    As a player, hell no.

    As an "ambassador", well whatever. If they want to vote based on feel-good nonsense, so be it.

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    Default Re: Is Yao Ming a first ballot HOFer?

    Quote Originally Posted by fatboy11
    So it was rigged all of those years Grant Hill and other players that were injured were voted it, too?

    Casual fans not paying attention or not caring if guys are injured =/= rigging.

    penny hardaway FAMOUSLY...or infamously missed entire first half of season...but came back in time to start in ASG..and that was bullshit also


    I think only reason you care is because perhaps you are American of Chinese heritage....but in your heart of hearts....you know he was more of marketing tool for the NBA to enter Chinese tv and merchandise than he was a legit all star.

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