Former NBA star Charles Oakley was one of the toughest men to ever step foot on the hardwood -- his reputation was that of an enforcer, not backing down from anyone. In this video, Oakley shares with us his take on current NBA players and why he thinks they're soft. He also talks about going toe-to-toe with Shaq (and why he thinks he could hold his own) and why he still doesn't respect the way Michael Cage edged him out for the rebounding title in 1988.
Check out the video after the jump.
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8-06-2009 @ 4:03PM
cttc4 said...
He's right-the game is very soft with a lot of flopping. The NBA has emulated the Euro style of launching three's, drawing charges and flopping. The game has left the hardcore street style and went to the more universally accepted high scoring no touch-zone defense style. I hate the rule changes. Hate the three, hate the stupid charging calls and hate the defensive zone call.
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8-07-2009 @ 12:53PM
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