Jason Kidd - PG Jason Kidd led the New Jersey Nets to back to back NBA finals in 2002 and 2003. Unfortunately for him, he had to go against Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, and the Los Angeles Lakers in both of those seasons. Nonetheless, Jason Kidd became one of the greatest Nets of all time …
Jason Terry - PG/SG Over the past twenty years especially, the Dallas Mavericks have been an elite free agent destination for players past their primes, so that causes their all-time starting five to not convey how great they really are. Jason Terry has been in the NBA for a long 17 years, 8 of those …
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Penny Hardaway - PG/SG Penny Hardaway and Shaquille O'Neal were amazing together. Shaq even said in a 30 for 30 that he would've won more championships with Penny than he did with Kobe and that he regretted leaving. Unfortunately though, he did leave, and Penny Hardaway could never carry the Magic anywhere near the finals …
Magic Johnson - PG With one of the most storied franchises of all time, who better to run the point than possibly the greatest player to ever play basketball: Magic Johnson. Unfortunately for Magic and the whole game of basketball, he was diagnosed with HIV in 1991 and wouldn't play another game for five years …
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Walt Frazier - PG Walt Frazier is one of the most iconic Knicks players of all time. He and Willis Reed are responsible for the only championships in Knicks history back in the early 1970's. While also making seven all-defensive teams, Frazier averaged 19 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists playing in New York. Another …
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This was all supposed to be in my previous post about the all-time Kings' starting five. I am so passionate about Demarcus Cousins that I needed to make a separate article just for him. Enjoy and read the previous article to see the rest of the Kings' guys. Okay. I'm sorry. This is gonna be …
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Oscar Robertson - PG Despite never getting the opportunity for me to see Oscar Robertson play in person, anyone who averaged a triple double over a season in their career automatically finds a place on a greatest of all-time list. Robertson played the first ten seasons of his career in Cincinatti averaging a ridiculous 29 …
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John Stockton - PG John Stockton is one of the greatest playmakers in basketball history. He and Karl Malone formed (in my opinion) the greatest pick & roll duo of all time, and were probably Michael Jordan's hardest challenge throughout his career. Stockton played his entire career in Utah, one of the only good players …
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The original Charlotte Hornets teams with Muggsy Bogues, Glen Rice, Alonzo Mourning, Dell Curry, etc. aren't technically the same franchise as the current Hornets. The old Hornets teams are part of the same franchise as the Pelicans, so in regards to this list, I am only allowed to use Charlotte Bobcats and current Charlotte Hornets …
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Tim Hardaway - PG Tim Hardaway played the second half of his career primarily with the Miami Heat alongside fellow Heat legend, Alonzo Mourning. It was tough for me to determine if Hardaway belonged with the Warriors or the Heat, but I ultimately selected Miami, despite his numbers being prominently better in Golden State. After …
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