I'll start this thread off with some of the most famous bad guys, the Detroit Piston's 'Bad Boys'. These guys are my personal favorite basketball team and I think the toughest team to ever play. They were tough and they knew it, even though Isiah Thomas started off with a squeaky clean image hes a prime example of someone embracing the media's names. They might have been a really physical team, but they also were really good at devising strategy, see the Jordan Rules.
Baddest Players In Their Respective Sports
Kayden Jenkins
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Benjamin Reed
For baseball I personally think the Nasty Boys were some of the baddest and the best.
Gabriel Hall
For football I think Jack ' The Assassin' Tatum was one of the baddest he even paralyzed a man.
Logan Powell
According to the Bad Boys documentary, Jordan started building his body after he got knocked out by the Pistons twice
So, in a way, there would never a Michael Jordan without the Bad Boys
Bentley Roberts
Never be*
Samuel Morales
2004 Pistons were formidable as well. They weren't the best but they played so cohesively.
Connor Morales
>playing dirty = tough
You're half-right - The Pistons were the toughest team, but you got the wrong Pistons
Logan Anderson
The Miami Hurricanes were the baddest dynasty in college football. Hopefully Richt will put them back into national prominence
Noah Williams
Yeah I remember seeing that it was awesome watching Jordan's looks of frustration while Bill Laimbeer manhandled his ass.
Justin Torres
They were really good too when Vince Wilfork was on the team. He was the unmovable object the defense was anchored to.
Caleb Mitchell
Maybe, but, as far as tough guys go Anthony Munoz was one of the toughest offensive tackles to ever play the game. youtube.com
Bentley Nguyen
He pretty much manhandled any defender who went up against him.
Jackson Jones
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Julian Stewart
Looks more like the Gay Boys
Jayden Barnes
ah, i see you just watched their 30 for 30
John Hughes
Sheed was the realest nigga in nba history.
Easton Adams
I watched it a few weeks ago i've been watching a lot of highlight footage of them too they are the ones who got me interested in basketball.
Cooper Morales
Wtf was Sheed taller than Ben Wallace? That's fucked up
Jackson Jackson
ben wallace was always undersized
Benjamin Brooks
that team prompted one of the greatest moments in sports history
Kayden Jones
Mean Joe Greene once spat in the face of Dick Butkus, widely considered at the time to be the toughest man in football, and challenged him to a fight. He was one of the cornerstones of the 'Steel Curtain', the powerful defensive line that led to the Steeler's dynasty in the 70s'.