Before Tim Duncan there was Brad Daugherty. The mild mannered fundamentally sound center was a five-time NBA All-Star. Here we look at a rough season for the Cavs best all-time big man as well as his overall success and lack of current appreciation.

We kick our 1989-90 Hoops Series off by covering Kevin Johnson's season which included a 4-1 upset of the Lakers led by Magic Johnson.

Only five NBA players have over 10,000 assists. Mark Jackson is the only one that isn't in the Hall of Fame. Here we make a case for the point guard who helped lead the Indiana Pacers to the 2000 NBA Finals.

Here we compare the top two German players to play in the NBA. Detlef Schremph and Dirk Nowitzki. Here's the case for why Dirk is better.

In 1992 Team USA had one spot for a collegiate player to go along with the likes of Bird, Magic and Jordan. Shaquille O'Neal and Christian Laettner were the top two options. One was a future NBA star the other was the most successful college player in decades.

I was stunned when Hollinger & Duncan selected Isiah Thomas as the most overrated player in NBA history? Here is my response as I explain how and why I believe Isiah Thomas may be the second best point guard in NBA history. The Hollinger & Duncan NBA Show can be heard on the Locked On Podcast Network on all streaming platforms.

In 1994-95 Jim Jackson was leading all guards in scoring. Michael Jordan was gone playing baseball. Jackson was averaging 26 points at the All-Star break but was snubbed as Dan Majerle, Latrell Sprewell were voted by fans. He along with Jamal Mashburn who was averaging 24 points per game were looking like the next big duo not named Shaq & Penny but it all fell apart starting with an ankle injury after 51 games. Here's a forgotten time in NBA history as we celebrate and wonder what could have been.

In 1988 the Charlotte Hornets drafted for the first time in franchise history. The club chose a high flying guard out of Kentucky named Rex Chapman. Not everyone including fans and Hornets guard Dell Curry was excited about the selection. Check out this episode as we go back to 1988 to get a peek into the early days of Rex Chapman and the Charlotte Hornets in the NBA.

Moses Malone was an Atlanta Hawk for three seasons. This part of his career is rarely discussed. Here we look at the expectations of an NBA Championship that were immediately placed on the team and the disappointment that soon followed.

Danny Ferry finds success in Cleveland but not before more tough times. From punching Michael Jordan to getting punched by the media Danny Ferry endures to have a magical night in Madison Square Garden and a career season!