Blazersedge Scrubdown: Matchup #7

no disrespect ransey, but pack had t-shirts and people were super excited about that dude- like dairy queen glasses excited!

For their time in Portland Ransey was far more productive. 15 ppg and 7 apg were not too bad. The Portland Teams those years average 110 ppg. Pretty wide open exciting stuff. Mr. Buttersworth was eating it up in Portland…Yikes!!
Pack in Portland was 4 ppg and 1 apg….No comparison there. His best years were after the Blazers.

cause i am too lazy to look up ransey and i don’t remember who he is. plus his nickname is not as good as pac man. also, the pac man nickname is so obvious it might actually be not that cool now that i think about it.

16.1 points, 7.1 assists in his second year – and .079 on 3s.

Besides, I remember Pack as a Nugget, from the upset of the Sonics.

loved the kid and play haircut

Ransey is the answer!

At first I was going to vote for Pack because I remember being excited about him and not so about Ransey, but then I remembered I’d already voted for Pack once and I found this about Ransey:
Traded by the Portland Trail Blazers to the Dallas Mavericks for Wayne Cooper and a 1985 1st round draft pick (Terry Porter).

OK, it wasn’t what he did when he played for Portland, but what his play bought for our future…

Gets my vote again…what’s up with the repeat btw?

This was close but Pack wins.

Did someone hit the reset button on the Pac Man Game?

If I must I’ll go with Ransey on this one…he was really, really good for his short time here.

are we in the second round now?

because I read the bracket wrong. Just go with it.

—Dave

All the sounds from the Pac-Man game were in play after a made or missed free throw.

he was awesome

Even though Kelvin was likely the better player, I can’t shake the sentimental attachment to Robert Pack. May his flat-top rise through all brackets.

based solely upon his future contributions to the Clippers organization

I know he’s not the better player as a Blazer, but as others have mentioned as well, I have an attachment to the players on that team.

Pack seems more memorable from Denver and the what if factor instead of what he did as a Blazer. Although I do remember him throwing down a few times and really exciting the crowd.