Reggie Miller Tribute Thread

[RandyMoss84]

[Tha Dynasty]

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It was nice to see Larry Brown take the 20 and see everyone...I MEAN EVERYONE clapping and giving him hugs. He definatly deserves it, even the ref's gave him some love.

[RandyMoss84]

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yeah that was a really classy move by brown, and a great way for reggie to finish his career, he seemed happy with the end too, congrats

[rpac44]

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as some of you may know, reggie's my favorite player of alltime, and its tough to see him go in any situation

however, after seeing the great way both teams handled the final seconds, im glad it all ended at home

it was emotional to watch for me, and it will be strange to see the pacers next year without reggie-i'll end it by saying good luck in your future ventures reggie and dont change a thing-you are (were ) one classy player and more importantly, one very classy man

[HardwoodHeisman]

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The league will be very fortunate to find a guy with the passion, courage, class and skill level this guy posessed. It will be so strange to see a Pacer hit a big shot in the future and not have that #31 behind 'em.

[MagicBucsWsoxFan]

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wow i got some goosebumps during sportscenter when he was telling rip hamilton to carry on the legacy and that there arnt many players like them around anymore. Hamilton is awesome.

[TheMatrix31]

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Man......the respect I have for Reggie is very hard to top. The guy is amazing.

Thanks for the memories, Reggie. You always seemed to make the impossible, possible.

[mnhert]

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I gotta tell ya,this guy is one of my fav, players. I have been lucky enough to watch this guy pretty much his whole career. He has always been a class act and played the game as tough as anyone. And Reggie was never a big guy. I got to catch the end of the game tonight and I gotta tell ya, Larry Brown went up on my list too, what a gesture for a great player, and all the flack that the pistons have taken, they all made a classy move and it really was a special moment to see. I kind of got a bit choke up. Well Reggie, I gotta say it my man, "One more Year!!!"

[Court_vision]

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Great player. As clutch as clutch gets.
Joins Sir Charles, Malone and Stockton, Patty Ewing as HOF guys / franchise level guys who never got a ring unfortunately.

[TheLetterZ]

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<--- Says it at all.

[Steve_OS]

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The league needs more players like Reggie. Good luck to him in the future.

[mgoblue]

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thanks for 18 great years Reggie! Class act on and off the court, you'll be missed greatly

[gin]

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Reggie was one of the NBA's biggest floppers ever. He cries every time he's touched. He pushes off to get open and when he shoots, he kicks his leg out hoping to get a foul called. He flails his arms like a damn fish when running through the lane hoping that the refs will call a foul. I hate watching this dude play.

He was a clutch shooter and played hard every night, but class act? I don't know about that.

[Stu]

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Reggie was one of the NBA's biggest floppers ever. He cries every time he's touched. He pushes off to get open and when he shoots, he kicks his leg out hoping to get a foul called. He flails his arms like a damn fish when running through the lane hoping that the refs will call a foul. I hate watching this dude play.

He was a clutch shooter and played hard every night, but class act? I don't know about that.

Somebody had to say it. He was always one of my least favorite players to watch. The fact that he got away with all that stuff epitomizes what is wrong with NBA officiating.

[gin]

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Somebody had to say it. He was always one of my least favorite players to watch. The fact that he got away with all that stuff epitomizes what is wrong with NBA officiating.

Exactly. He deserves the love he's getting cuz of the years and memories he put in, but come on now, people act like he was a model NBA player. He was far from that. He was a big baby.

Your last line is the truth. He got away with far too much.