Jar-Jar makes a good point. I don't think I worded this list title correctly to illustrate what I was getting at. I should've called it, 'talented players who seem more concerned with getting theirs, than with winning'. Or, 'talented players who more often than not hurt their teams'. Or something of that nature. Anyway, I don't feel like changing it. My computer is too slow to bother with it. It takes like a couple minutes just to add an item. Anyay, yeah, Spree can play, but most of the time you can see in his face that he's thinking about his # of shots and touches. I wonder if McCants will steal hs job? They didn't draft him for nothing. Rashad has an uncalled for rep. If he was selfish, he simply would not have gotten in a game for Roy. And he's already said he wants to be Pippen to Gasrnett's Jordan.

I'm giving it a 1 star because he is better than he really thinks he is. In Spree's 5 years with the Knicks, he sacrificed some of his scoring and delivered key assists. He was the Knicks' best defensive player and did many things other than scoring. He was our vocal leader and coaxed his teammates into following his lead. I don't know what he's up to in Minnesota. But he was a valuable contributor and fan favorite with the Knicks.