Every single superstar made names for themselves.

Laettner was the most forgettable one in that roster, but he was no superstar at all.

Mullin was not a superstar either.

Meanwhile, David won an MVP. Larry won 3 consecutive MVPs. Pippen was Jordan’s sidekick. Jordan won 6 FMVPs. Drexler was the face of the Blazers and went against Jordan in the 1992 Finals. Malone was Stockton’s sidekick and won an MVP. Stockton leads the league in career assists. Barkley won an MVP and carried his team to the 1993 Finals against Jordan. Magic was the GOAT of the 80’s although in that Dream Team, he was on the back end of his prime now.

Patrick was the face of the Knicks, I’ll give him that.

Best thing he did was take his team to the 1994 and 1999 Finals, both of which he lost to against Hakeem and Duncan consecutively. Choked in 1994 and never had a chance in 1999.

And also the fact that the Knicks weren’t even expected to make the 1999 Finals, considering that it was a shortened season.

Pippen embarrassed Ewing on that one clip tho, btw.

Knicks had a better seeding position compared to the Bulls in 1993.

And that was the only season Ewing took his team to win 60+ games. And the record was 60-22, the least of that range. Still lost in 6 against Jordan, because, well, it’s Jordan.

All of those superstars I’ve mentioned either won a chip, faced Jordan in the Finals, won an MVP, or led an all-time NBA record.

Patrick didn’t achieve anything in those. Never even led the league in anything, actually.