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Spud Webb has a problem with players today abusing load management despite making a lot of money - "It's kind of embarrassing"
After all, in that era, players often just dusted themselves off after suffering a sprained ankle or a bruised knee. However, as the game and medical technology advanced, load management became ...
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"Like they are scared to lose" - Spud Webb doesn't understand why today's stars are avoiding the dunk contest
Spud Webb was used to seeing the greatest players in the league compete in the NBA Slam Dunk contest. In today's game, that's no longer the case, and the 1986 dunk contest champion has been ...
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"I have to try to figure that out ever since JJ Barea left" - Spud Webb wonders why there are no short guys in today's NBA
Spud Webb is renowned for being one of the shortest ... This trend baffles the former NBA Slam Dunk champion to this very moment. "I don't know [why there are no short players in the NBA today].
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"You just want to see guys do natural dunks without all the props" - Spud Webb criticizes today's NBA dunk contest
Spud Webb is renowned for his unbelievable dunking skills that captivated basketball fans around the world. In 1986, he achieved legendary status when he won the NBA Slam Dunk contest, outdunking ...
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Today in Sports - Spud Webb, 5-foot-7, wins NBA Slam Dunk competition, shortest player ever to win
1936 — Jay Berwanger, University of Chicago halfback and Heisman Trophy winner, is the first player ever selected in the NFL Draft. The Philadelphia Eagles make the pick and eventually trade his ...
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Spud Webb shares why Julius Erving was the only player who had him starstruck: "My dream is to play golf with him one day"
One player who idolized the high-flyer was Spud Webb, who, at just 5'6", defied all odds when he won the NBA Slam Dunk ...