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Jul 11, 2019
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Can you think of any sons of a pro athlete that ended up being better than their dad?

The Dude Abides The royal we.

7/11/19 10:01am

Mom's fault

mokelembembe

7/11/19 10:02am

Ken Griffey Jr, Peyton & Eli Manning to name a few

redlemmons

7/11/19 10:02am

Yeah. I thought of those. Definitely good examples.

The Dude Abides

7/11/19 10:03am

Steph Curry

Wingnut

7/11/19 10:02am

For that matter....Seth Curry may be better than his dad

Bonoman

7/11/19 10:03am

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Buffalo

7/11/19 10:02am

Steph Curry

IdahoCoug

7/11/19 10:02am

Ken Griffey, Jr

wabluecoug

7/11/19 10:02am

Kobi Bryant

Wingnut

7/11/19 10:02am

Steph Curry first to mind

hugoreyes

7/11/19 10:02am

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Buffalo

7/11/19 10:03am

I honestly had no idea his dad was an nba player. Learned something today.

The Dude Abides

7/11/19 10:03am

Mychal Thompson from the showtime Lakers.

IdahoCoug

7/11/19 10:04am

Seriously? I’m old. He was the only Laker I didn’t hate.

Cougar Jazz Fan

7/11/19 10:05am

He was famous in Portland for a stupid, but totally understandable, mistake

Zooropa

7/11/19 10:25am

That's funny. He's on radio in L.A., and he's a notorious cheapskate.

SoCalCoug

7/11/19 11:04am

He was the #1 overall pick in the 1978 NBA draft.

SoCalCoug

7/11/19 11:02am

Jabari Parker

Cougar Jazz Fan

7/11/19 10:03am

Patrick Mahomes maybe?

IdahoCoug

7/11/19 10:03am

Jae Crowder

BGRTHNUMEGO

7/11/19 10:04am

Moises Alou, didn't clay matthews dad play in the NFL

redlemmons

7/11/19 10:04am

I thought about both of those.

Cougar Jazz Fan

7/11/19 10:07am

Clay Mathews dad was a 4x pro bowler. He's surpassed that which is crazy

molodyets

7/11/19 10:13am

Fernando Tatis Jr. is gonna be better than his dad.

shimmy

7/11/19 10:04am

Payton Manning

cougarfann888

7/11/19 10:06am

Lonzo Ball

David Lo Pan

7/11/19 10:07am

Cody Bellinger

David Lo Pan

7/11/19 10:08am

Manning, bonds, Griffey, Curry, Thompson, alomar brothers, alou.... These are

BYUheaven

7/11/19 10:09am

Bonds is a good one.

Cougar Jazz Fan

7/11/19 10:13am

Barry Bonds and Cal Ripken Jr.

Game Changer

7/11/19 10:13am

Barry Bonds

Adrielle

7/11/19 10:14am

Kobe Bryant

Y'zcrack

7/11/19 10:14am

CB favorite NBA player: Devin Booker! 😉

The Pope

7/11/19 10:15am

You are just remembering high profile people with sons who excelled

Medute

7/11/19 10:18am

for the old timers, Gus Bell was a pretty good baseball player who played for 15 years. Buddy

Clark Addison

7/11/19 10:21am

Christian Pulisic, Brett Hull, Ron Hextall, Seth Jones, Max Domi, Zach Parise

The Chelsea Dagger

7/11/19 10:26am

Matthew Tkachuk I think will have a better career than his dad

RC Vikings

7/11/19 10:33am

He definitely has the potential, but his old man was the prototype power forward

The Chelsea Dagger

7/11/19 3:00pm

RE: Can you think of any sons of a pro athlete that ended up being better than

larsonsf

7/11/19 10:30am

When you hear those crazy Chamberlain-like tales of pro athlete carousing & see

Zooropa

7/11/19 10:30am

Pete Weber

IdahoCoug

7/11/19 10:31am

Can find a bunch of em on this list

Frank Castiglione

7/11/19 10:58am

Hopefully Vlad Jr, Bo Bichette, Cavan Biggio and Griffin Conine

J-Rod

7/11/19 11:08am

I would guess almost all pro athletes are better than their dad. 😉

thaws

7/11/19 11:08am

Yes, but that wasn't the question.

volleyjiver

7/11/19 11:14am

Ha. Good point.

The Dude Abides

7/11/19 11:24am

some NHL examples I haven't seen: Sean Couturier, Patrick Eaves, Zach Parise,

Martin Van Nostrand

7/11/19 11:19am

Mike Conley’s dad was an Olympic medalist.

JasonJDelmonico

7/11/19 11:20am

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