Most disappointing NBA player

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Cast your vote or offer your comments.

[WayOutWest]

I voted Cryverson.  What a POS NBA player he's regressed back into.

[Ted]

Baker. Mainly because I was duped into believing he had overcome his problems.

[westkoast]

Baker. Mainly because I was duped into believing he had overcome his problems.

I second that.......what kind of guy lets alcohol get in the way of millions and millions of dollars.

[jn]

A lot of different kinds of guys actually.  :unsure:  

[JoMal]

O'Neal seems to always be on the verge of disappointing people. For a guy to claim he is the most dominant force in the universe all the time, why he only partially plays like it completely eludes me. The MVP should be his to lose every year.

But since Shag's is an annual failing. I would otherwise pick Iverson over Baker. In the big scheme of things, Baker is insignificant compared to where Iverson stands regarding the players in the NBA. Iverson's me-first attitude belies his verbage about what is good for the team is good for him that is always his take with the media. As a leader of the team, who forsakes practice because it is boring to him, he sets a horrible example to less talented teammates who are not as gifted as he is and need to practice with Iverson to improve the quality of the team. That Iverson does not GET that basic little fact not only makes him a fool, but a self-serving idiot who clearly has more interest in pocketing his loot as to any team concept.

Iverson in a landslide, IMHO  

[gaither]

I voted Cryverson.  What a POS NBA player he's regressed back into.

I voted Iverson too. But let's face it, injuries were the culprit here...the midseason coaching change didn't help. If he can get healthy in the offseason, I expect to see a more "normal" Iverson next season. I think you're just overly bitter, WOW, because Iverson was on your fantasy team. I noticed, however, you had no problem with him when he was putting up 35-40 pts., tons of assists and steals in the early season. The beginning of this year, you were telling me you intended to make him one of your keepers.  :huh:  

[Laker Fan]

I voted Iverson, not because he disappointed me, I revel in his failure this year, but because he is a puke and deserves every award for failure available.

[WayOutWest]

I voted Cryverson.  What a POS NBA player he's regressed back into.

I voted Iverson too. But let's face it, injuries were the culprit here...the midseason coaching change didn't help. If he can get healthy in the offseason, I expect to see a more "normal" Iverson next season. I think you're just overly bitter, WOW, because Iverson was on your fantasy team. I noticed, however, you had no problem with him when he was putting up 35-40 pts., tons of assists and steals in the early season. The beginning of this year, you were telling me you intended to make him one of your keepers.  :huh:

He WAS a keeper but I was offering him up as trade bait all year.  Had you not traded Brand away for a bag of cheetos he'd be yours!

Fantasy league or not that doesn't affect me opinion of a player, Cryverson is a POS, how else do you explain his behavior recently.  He doesn't even goto the home games to cheer his team on. POS, plain and simple.

[Guest_Randy]

I'd say Shaq -- why?  Just because he has disappointed me more than any other player this year (of course, if I weren't a Laker fan, I don't think that would apply).

[Derek Bodner]

Iverson may be a POS but he's the same POS that has helped this team get to where it is.  He hasn't changed.

Let's not forget, through the first quarter of the season the sixers were first in the atlantic.  then injury after injury kicked in, not only to him but to the rest of the team.  I mean, Zendon Hamilton, a CBA Scrub, was the first big man off the bench for the last half of the season as our top 3 centers went down for basically the year.

I took this a little different.  I voted CWebb.  Not because of his injury (that's become an expected), but because of what's happened AFTER his injury.  When he came back, the already super-hot kings were supposed to run away from the league, instead his return has left them reeling.

Not saying that it's his fault, but his return has not yielded the gains one thought it would.

[gaither]

OK, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, WOW. I thought you were dissing Iverson because he was a relative non-contributor to your fantasy team the past two months. Guess I shouldn't make assumptions.

And as for Brand, for cryin' out loud, just get over it. You take this fantasy basketball stuff way too seriously.  :rolleyes:  

[sf101]

Right on JOMAL. All we heard in the preseason was that Shaq was going to reclaim his title, he was training hard and losing weight, blah blah blah.  At this point, i would say he's a dissapointment.