For example I looked up Kenyon Martin today. I remember him being an all-star so I figured he must have had multiple 20/10 seasons. Turns out he never averaged more than 17 ppg and only got 10 rpg one season.
Muggsy Bogues surprised me positively. I thought he was just a role player like Early Boykins. Turns out he had several seasons averaging over 8 apg and a couple seasons averaging over 10 apg.
Positive: MJ. He surprised me with how efficient he was for the position and era he played in along with his game.
Negative: what comes to mind is the late 2000s scoring guards that felt like a big deal growing up. I know Jamal Crawford and Monta Ellis weren’t great defensively but they weren’t really that efficient. It’s funny how people call Jamal Crawford a bucket but when you look at his stats he really wasn’t that efficient.