List as many as you want.


1. Walter Jones.

2. Randy Johnson. He won seven Cy Young awards after leaving.

3. Bobby Wagner.

4. Edgar Martinez.

5. Gary Payton.

6. Gus Williams.

7. Spencer Haywood.

8. Russell Wilson

9. Sheldon Richardson. I hope they lock him up to a long term contract this off season. I can see him making my list in a few years.

10. Griffey.

Randy Johnson, total D Bag sort of like yourself.

Richardson (played a few games in seattle) over Ken Griffey Jr?

Not in any type of order lard ass.

Oh, so not like 1-10 or anything.

Largent, Griffey, Martinez.....and Greg Haugen.

Largent/Zorn combo was pretty cool!

Spencer Haywood, Gus Williams, Downtown Freddy Brown, etc. as well

Mostly because they were sports heros from my childhood

Tui

Don't know how I forgot Largent.

Spencer had an extra knuckle on each finger.Rumor had it he could put a quarter on top of the back board. When I lived on Cougar Mountain I would run into Freddy and his wife at the local grocery store. He hasn't changed at all....looks like he could still play.

Fixed it for you......Napoleon kaufman, the most explosive player I've ever seen at any level...right there with Bo. He could bench press 450 pounds, while weighing 180....crazy.

Who care about all those donkeys, Shag Thomas was the man!

Lotsa good ones already mentioned.
How 'bout Jack Sikma ?
He had a jump shot that was indefensible.

Also Dennis Johnson.
Helluva point guard.

he was my childhood favorite...


for the non-Neanderthal crowd, Freddy Couples was fun to watch...

Bobby Ayala
Dan McGwire or Rick Mirer
Robert Swift

And then Shawn Kemp with the monster dunks.

Well I did name my first dog Napoleon

lol


The Glove
Joe Nash
Gus Williams
Dan Doornink
Kenny Easley
Manu Tuiasosopo
Jacob Green
Lonnie Shelton
Big Smooth
Ichiro
Jamie Moyer
Freddy Garcia
Michael Jackson
Tez
Kaz Sasaki
Eugene Robinson
Chad Brown

Sikma was a baller, that pivot fall away jumper was money. It's hard to believe that DJ is no longer here. Gus and him were one of the best back court tandem the NBA has ever seen. Then there was John Johnson who was the first point forward in the game.

Freddy started playing at the same course I started at...Jefferson on Beacon Hill. He's known for the sweetest swing,hell he could swing inside a phone booth. The modern Arnold Palmer as being the fan favorite on tour. Too bad he's had serious back issues through out his career, he probably would have had a few more major's.

X-Man
Junior
Largent

Tom Chambers....who says white Men can't jump. Talk about getting posterized. His head is above the rim.

Steve Scheffler

My Mom went to Seattle U when Elgin Baylor played there. He is listed as one of the top 50 players in the NBA....he dropped 71 points as a Laker top 7 of the highest scores of all time. Most would put him in the top 10- 20 to ever play the game.

LOL A total of 331 points in his career (1.9 a game) I think he played for the Sonics for a bit. He must have been the guy that did the dirty work. :>)