of guys that are active here are the list of the first 25 with the percentage next to them
Rank Player HoF Prob
1. Kobe Bryant 1.0000
2. Shaquille O'Neal 1.0000
3. Tim Duncan 0.9999
4. Kevin Garnett 0.9987
5. LeBron James 0.9925
6. Dwyane Wade 0.9910
7. Paul Pierce 0.9765
8. Dirk Nowitzki 0.9532
9. Ray Allen 0.9493
10. Jason Kidd 0.9070
11. Vince Carter 0.8567
12. Chris Paul 0.7779
13. Tracy McGrady 0.6847
14. Amare Stoudemire 0.6249
15. Pau Gasol 0.5989
16. Carmelo Anthony 0.5926
17. Tony Parker 0.5662
18. Chris Bosh 0.5352
19. Dwight Howard 0.4723
20. Grant Hill 0.4300
21. Steve Nash 0.3949
22. Gilbert Arenas 0.3449
23. Yao Ming 0.3071
24. Chauncey Billups 0.2168
I would be pretty upset if Vince Carter made the Hall of Fame and his cousin did not. Mcgrady has not really accomplished much in the post season but his numbers are phenomenal and coaches like Van Gundy that have coached him have called his talent "otherworldly."
In fact, Mcgrady's playoff numbers indicate that he is one of the greatest post season players in the history of the league, second to only michael jordan. He never was surrounded with much talent or didn't really ever play on a championship caliber team.
Does Allen Iverson make it to the HOF guaranteed? I think its not even a question. What about a guy like Chris Webber? He did things at the PF position we have not seen done before. But he also was riddled by injuries, and probably does not deserve it.
A lot of people mention Penny Hardaway, a great player, but he is no Tracy McGrady. Reggie Miller will eventually be a candidate, sometimes they will tease you and leave you off the list of candidates but with time it will come
Rank Player HoF Prob
1. Kobe Bryant 1.0000
2. Shaquille O'Neal 1.0000
3. Tim Duncan 0.9999
4. Kevin Garnett 0.9987
5. LeBron James 0.9925
6. Dwyane Wade 0.9910
7. Paul Pierce 0.9765
8. Dirk Nowitzki 0.9532
9. Ray Allen 0.9493
10. Jason Kidd 0.9070
11. Vince Carter 0.8567
12. Chris Paul 0.7779
13. Tracy McGrady 0.6847
14. Amare Stoudemire 0.6249
15. Pau Gasol 0.5989
16. Carmelo Anthony 0.5926
17. Tony Parker 0.5662
18. Chris Bosh 0.5352
19. Dwight Howard 0.4723
20. Grant Hill 0.4300
21. Steve Nash 0.3949
22. Gilbert Arenas 0.3449
23. Yao Ming 0.3071
24. Chauncey Billups 0.2168
I would be pretty upset if Vince Carter made the Hall of Fame and his cousin did not. Mcgrady has not really accomplished much in the post season but his numbers are phenomenal and coaches like Van Gundy that have coached him have called his talent "otherworldly."
In fact, Mcgrady's playoff numbers indicate that he is one of the greatest post season players in the history of the league, second to only michael jordan. He never was surrounded with much talent or didn't really ever play on a championship caliber team.
Does Allen Iverson make it to the HOF guaranteed? I think its not even a question. What about a guy like Chris Webber? He did things at the PF position we have not seen done before. But he also was riddled by injuries, and probably does not deserve it.
A lot of people mention Penny Hardaway, a great player, but he is no Tracy McGrady. Reggie Miller will eventually be a candidate, sometimes they will tease you and leave you off the list of candidates but with time it will come