NBA Street Vol. 2 - Street Legends Summaries

Street Legends Summaries

• Clifford 'Stretch' Monroe (Hometown: Harlem, NY) is an afro-adorned player. He was known as the, "best not to make to the NBA." Stretch's dunking stats are maxed out (indicated by a gold crown) and has a signature dunk called "Stretch" that you can use in the game with a specific combo. He is one of the better dunkers in the game, and his height leads him to play closer to the hoop instead of shooting from the paint. Stretch is also the teacher of "Street School."

• Biggie Little (Hometown: Chicago, IL) is one of the better ball-handlers in the game, with his handling stats maxed out and a signature trick move called "Biggie Littles". He is one of the new additions to the game. He is visibly very young compared to the rest of the game's characters. His crossovers seem to be challenging to stop in the game, and (without that fact that he can't dunk) is an overall good player.

• Whitewater (Hometown: Seattle, WA) is a very tall player, which makes him a decent center and blocker, and his shooting stats are maxed out, with a signature shot called "Whitewater." He was supposed to be a replacement for Drake, who is in NBA Street. He is known as the fundamental basketball player, but he still has some street in him.

• Dime (Hometown: Los Angeles, CA) is the only female street legend in the game (unless you create your own). She is a great defensive player, and has her steal stats maxed out, and decent handles with her signature move called, "Droppin' Dimes." Throughout all the streets, she's the only "official" woman street legend in the game.

• Osmosis (Hometown: Oakland, CA) is a well-rounded offensive and defensive player, with his stats maxed out on blocks, and pretty decent handling stats with a signature handle move called "Osmosis." He was taught by Jason Kidd (not in real life). He is last year's (2002) Street Champion. He plays at Mosswood Park, a real streetball court in Oakland.

• Bonafide (Hometown: Harlem, NY) is a great rebounder (with his rebound stats maxed out) and is an over-all well-rounded player. The young blood has returned to the streets and now rules Rucker Park. He took Stretch's home court away as he beat him in the tournament. He's also a great dunker as he has a signature dunk called "Bonafide."