Can’t think of one. I like ‘em all. Honestly. And Jack is the Man in my book.

Alright. Maybe I don’t like McBob. He displayed a bad attitude when they sent him down to the D-League the first time. I don’t like highly paid athletes with bad attitudes.

Ugh, I could never stand that guy from the second I heard whispers the Blazers were going to draft him.

I don’t really have a least favorite on this team. I don’t really count JJ because he’s not a ‘core’ guy, so I’ll go with the guy who makes me tear out the largest clumps of hair with his disastrous shot selection and frequent stretches of mystifying play: Mr. Travis Outlaw

If you’d have asked me a few weeks ago, it might’ve been Martell. But a.) I don’t have fresh memories of Martell shooting 8 for 19 and making a bunch of dumb mistakes down the stretch against Phoenix in my head – and being called the ‘star of the game’ no less and b.) Marty’s got a bad heart, can’t pile on right now.

Easy.

LaFrentz.
McRoberts
Wafer

‘Nuff Said.

I do root for these guys, but I don’t think either will amount to anything. Sergio is tremendously overrated and gets no arch on his jumper.

McBob can’t seem to get over being a high school all-american. He also needs to turn his cockiness into confidence.

Uncle Cliffy is my all-time least favorite Blazer because of how terrible he was in the playoffs. Never really liked Mark Bryant either.

current: McRoberts, just because he is a Dukie. Nothing personal.

ever: Bonzi Wells

Current: Martell but I had to think a while to get one…I mean I like the webslinger… just my least favorite.
Worst ever: I’ll say 2, Scottie Pippen I never got over the “refusing to go in the game and pout because coach chose someone else to shoot the final shot” thing…which I loved that Toni K hit it. Also, Dale Davis because he was always taking cheap shots at other players. (Dis)Honorable mention: Rider

This is a much harder question than I first thought. On the one hand, Jack has probably frustrated me more than any Blazer with his inability to consistent finish on the break or for his inexcusable turnovers. But I have been a huge fan of Jack since he was at Georgia Tech lighting up the NCAA tourney in his sophomore season. And Jack plays with heart. Up until the last two weeks, Frye probably would have been my answer, but his torrid play down the stretch combined with his goofy personality have earned him a pass from me. VON WAFER I just love for the pure comedic value. So, that leaves me with Raef at the bottom of the heap.

Least favorite Blazer of all time would probably have to be Scottie Pippen. Even though he played well for us and gave us credibility nationally, he was truly the first (not last) TrailBlazer that I can remember distinctly not liking.

Least favorite player in the NBA not named Kobe: Ricky Davis – a born loser if there ever was one.

like Duckworth too much neither, appart from being big and having a nice shooting stroke, didn’t have too much for him, and he collapsed big time…

By the way, it’s weird when players from a year to the other seem like they are WAY worse, without injuries.

Players like Antoine Walker (not saying he was good, but when you see him this year…).

Stacey Augmon (though he was still a great defender, just seemed like he couldn’t do anything on offense when he arrived in Detroit) or Walt Williams (after we traded him to Houston) were two players I liked a lot, but fit to that model I think.

Now: Roy, for what he said the other day and for taking yesterday off. Trade him while his value is high.

Forever ever: Sabonis, for not coming over when he was drafted, for being old, not being able to jump, and not being able to catch a towel that was tossed to him.

Least favorite now is Jack.

Least favorite ever is Ruben Patterson.

Current: I hate to say it because he is one of my favorite personalities, but Frye cannot box out. He just can’t do it. He has a tragic allergy to it. There is no cure. They have to keep one of those pressurized yellow needles by the court at all times in case he accidentally puts butt to player and prevents the inevitable put-back dunks that have become the norm for whomever he is guarding.

All-time: Patterson. Stabbed my dog in a knife fight.

McBob
and
DA

I just wish Jack would quit doing jump passes. I about have a stroke everytime. Least fave Blazer right now? Tough one. I guess Raef, just for being a pile of uselessness.

I didn’t really pay attention during the heavy jail-blazer era, but I never liked Zbo. I went to a game and cringed every time getting back on D and he was walking. He did score 40 that game though. Still my least fave of all time though.

Current is Jack. Listen I like his heart, I like his personality but on the court, no, no, no good sir. Jump passes, stepping out of bounds, unable to lead a fast break, this from our point guard? I know a lot has been said about Jack already so I’ll lay off the poor kid but I will say the most heated arguments with serious animosity I’ve had with my friend revolved around Jack. He’s tearing a friendship apart!

I don’t understand how anyone can dislike Damon. OK, yes he made a ton of mistakes but the man went from being benched and fought his way back to starter. He has immense character and when I think about him and what he meant to the organization, this city, I love him.

I’ve been staring here trying to think of my least favorite all time and I can’t do it. I’m the biggest homer there is. I love all my Blazers warts and all. Sheed, Z-Bo, Miles, I have room in my heart for all of you. You were a Blazers jersey and you get unconditional love from me.

McBob.
In the NBA Ginobili.

least fav now – Jack
as has been previously said, it’s not his heart, it’s his confusion on the floor and very, very poor mistakes.

least fav ever – probably Rasheed. not just for his crappy attitude and racism, but because he blew game 7 agains the lakers that we all remember. I’ll never forgive him for missing all those shots.