Jammin': Bucks 2010 NBA Jam

When NBA jam came out for PS2, three players were on the court at one time. in that Situation it would have to be Jennings, Redd, Bogut, but since it’s two, you want one power, dunker, defense guy Joe Alexnder, and one speed, steal, and 3-pointer guy, Meeks, it makes perfect sense to me.

I think some other developer somehow got rights to the name NBA Jam, so the PS2 version was different. There was another game for Dreamcast called NBA Showtime, which was written by the original Jam development – that one is very similar to the original.

My vote: write-in for Skiles/Warrick

In earnest I’d take Jennings and Bogut, but for a game like NBA Jam you gotta love getting Warrick’s hops in there.

Clad them out in their Bruins gear and let them go. Luc could be like Dennis Rodman and Danny Gadz can finally live up to his moniker as the Flying Dutchman.

Or maybe Jennings and Luc. Young Oscar with a lankier Rodman.

Milwaukee’s two young kings. Young Oscar would have KJ-like moves and Fielder would be like a 6’ Shaq mixed with a starred-up Luigi (“And there goes both opponents as the pop-up zone somehow extends to the free throw line. And Young Buck to the Happy Hacker, always a show.”) on Adderol. You would think a team of 7’ or even 6’3" ballers would outrebound these two gents who would only gratuitously be described as 6’ but Prince is like a stout Charles Oakley and Jennings has already registered a game with 9 rebounds.

I always chose Milwaukee. Blue Edwards was quick enough to guard the best players and had great hops. Lohaus was probably the most underrated 3point shooter in the game. It was one of the few teams whose “big” man could step out and consistently drain the 3.
I can hear it now… “He’s on Fire!!”