(from WashingtonPost)
A Hall of Fame Class Like No Other
It would be a fabulous team, these four men in their primes playing together. John Stockton, the all-time NBA assists and steals leader, would be the point man. Jerry Sloan, a tough guard and nasty defender before he ever became a coach, would play alongside Stockton in the back court. David Robinson, a two-time NBA champion who once averaged 29.8 points a game, would be the center. And Michael Jordan, the greatest artist in the history of team sports, would play small forward. Throw in a savvy enforcer and screen-setter at power forward, maybe Rick Mahorn, and they'd win the NBA championship every other year for a decade. And they'd be smart enough to see right past gender and happily play for an accomplished coach like C. Vivian Stringer, a woman who took three programs to the NCAA women's Final Four while surviving breast cancer and raising a daughter disabled by spinal meningitis. READ MORE
Thanks to J. Aparicio for the pic!
