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Top 10 Foreign Players in NBA History

January 27, 2016 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

Top 10 Foreign Players in NBA History

New generation fans will remember Dirk Nowitzki as the best foreign player that has played in the NBA. And they have every right to do that, because Dirk Nowitzki is officially one of the most prolific international players in the NBA history in regard of total points scored.

Plenty of great foreign talents have passed through the NBA, either as team leaders or just 6th men struggling to get their way into the American style of playing basketball. You won’t find many of them when you visit the Hall of Fame, except for Olajuwon, Sabonis and a couple of other. Certainly, these in this list deserve more than just being mentioned in a list of top 10 foreign NBA players.

An honorable mention should be given to Drazen Petrovic, who tragically lost his life in a car accident, which made his NBA career and life short. If not for the crash, he certainly would he made it to this list. Sabonis too who despite entering the NBA at the age of 31 he still managed to average 12 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game. Only 15 other players have managed to do that at such an old age for a player.

Top 10 Foreign Players in NBA History

10. Peja Stojakovic

Although born in Croatia, Peja Stojakovic played for the Serbian national team. He spent 13 years in the NBA and averaged 17.0 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists. His three-point shooting success was 40.1 percent and had an overall 45 percent shooting success. He was definitely a player ahead of his time in terms of scoring and shooting. He scored as if the greatest shooter ever, especially during his championship run with the Mavericks.

He is one of 8 players to succeed in achieving above 37.5 three-point percentage 11 seasons in a row. Plus, he will be remembered as one of the Kings from Sacramento’s best playoff days, the poster boy of “The Greatest Show on Court”.

Top 10 Foreign Players in NBA
Top 10 Foreign Players in NBA History

9. Detlef Schrempf

German’s best and most reliable NBA rotation player that spent 16 years in the NBA. He had 49.1 percent shooting and averaged 13.9 points, 6.2 rebounds, 3.4 assists. He passed and rebounded, and scored whenever he needed to. He won two Sixth Man of the Year awards, and was a very efficient player. The best thing about his historical impact was that he managed to leave an imprint with less than 30 minutes per night. He is one of only four players to end his career with averaging the numbers above in less than 30 minutes per night. Plus, he was three-time All Star, and one of just 15 players to score more than 3,500 assists, 7,000 rebounds and 15,500 points. Nine of them are in Hall of Fame.

8. Yao Ming

If Yao Ming didn’t have to retire due to his injuries just 8 years into the NBA, he certainly would have made it the Hall of Fame. He was a bridge between American and Chinese fans and a great personality. China made an official bid for his acceptance into the Hall of Fame, but the great Yao Ming refused it himself, saying that it’s too early for that. He had incredible numbers despite not being able to play throughout the entire season. His career should have been one of the best in the NBA if it wasn’t tainted by injuries. He still made 900 blocks, 4,400 rebounds and eclipsed 9,200 points in the 8 seasons. He is a unique basketball specimen.

7. Dikembe Mutombo

Shot-swatting was his specialty. He made it cool before it was cool. Over the course of 18 years he blocked 3,289 shots among which shots of great players like Michael Jordan. He is a rare foreign player that had such a longevity and only one of five players that registered more than 2,500 blocks, 12,000 rebounds and 10,000 points. This got him in the company of Abdul-Jabbar, Duncan, Olajuwon and O’Neal. He was a real stat hoarder.

6. Pau Gasol

Pau Gasol is so likeable that he even befriended Kobe Bryant who players claim to be tough to like. But, the most important change that Pau Gasol brought in the NBA was the way we look at tall players. He wasn’t nor a center nor a forward. He was something in between with such a great court vision and offensive range that even point guards can envy.

He is one of four players to maintain an average of at least 18 points, 1.5 blocks, 3 assists and 9 rebounds, and there still some juice left in him to maintain that record for the remaining of his career with the Bulls. Moreover, he shoots 50 percent or better. The other players with such numbers are Abdul-Jabbar, Duncan and Lanier. Plus, he has surpassed 1,500 blocks, 3,000 assists, 8,500 rebounds and 17,000 points, an accomplishment that only Parish, Ewing, Hayes, Moses Malone and David Robinson have made. He is all-time great and innovative, and bound to make the Hall of Fame!

Top 10 Foreign Players in NBA History
Top 10 Foreign Players in NBA

5. Manu Ginobili

Ginobili’s career is consisted of 70% regular-season appearances coming from the bench, which is why he managed to clock more than 30 minutes per night just once in his 12-year career. Fifty-five players have topped 1,000 steals, 3,000 assists, 3,000 rebounds and 11,000 points in their career, and Ginobili is the one with the lowest minute average. How can you not include such a player in this list? Plus, he was an important part of the Spurs dynasty. He is a two-time All-Star, former Sixth Man of the Year and once he becomes eligible for the Hall of Fame, he will be immediately inducted.

4. Tony Parker

Born in Belgium, but played for France his entire career. He is a player that embraced the spotlight at San Antonio more than any other player that time, which made him the best headliner that the Spurs ever had. Parker is a six-time All-Star that loved playing in San Antonio. Not once he sought to play anywhere else, which solidified his place among the best Spurs and NBA players.

He is one of seven players to bang 49 percent of their shots while clocking 6 assists and 17 points, and his minute average is much lower than theirs. The other are Bird, LeBron James, Wade, Kevin Johnson, Magic Johnson and Walt Frazier. If he stays healthy enough for the remainder of his career, he has a chance to score more than 20,000 points and 7,500 assists, a touchstone reached by Robertson and Gary Payton only.

3. Steve Nash

The South African (with Canadian nationality) that spent 18 years in the NBA made such an impact that it is incredible. His reputation could have been ruined by late-career injuries, and his lack of defense made him somewhat lesser than other greats of his rank, plus he hasn’t won a title.

But, none of that damages the legacy he left. His all-time assists score is way higher than Stockton’s and Kidd’s and is fourth in field-goal percentages behind Barkley, O’Neal and Abdul-Jabbar. He is as efficient as a center, but played at guard. He was a magician in offense, and developed his own brand game. He is the only of his breed and guards like that are tough to find today. His career end wasn’t ideal, but that can’t smear the maestro’s legacy.

2. Dirk Nowitzki

At 37 years of age, Dirk Nowitzki currently has scored more than 28,800 points, 10,300 rebounds, 3,300 assists, and 1,100 blocks. If he manages to score 30,000 points he will be the sixth player to do that after Abdul-Jabbar, Chamberlain, Bryant, Malone and Jordan. Plus, he is the first to reach more than 25,000 points while making more than 175 three pointers and 9,000 rebounds.

He is so great that even at old age that the fans beg for him to be included in the All-Star team this season. So far he has had 12 All-Star appearances, and only one Championship. But, all of that isn’t that much important. The amazing thing about him are his sacrifices, his loyalty and longevity. He had a really amazing ride coming from a little dump in Wurzburg, Germany to becoming one of the greatest NBA players.

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1. Hakeem Olajuwon

By the time you reached the number 2 on this list, you probably realized who will be first place. That’s right, the Nigerian tower, The Dream, The Grace. If Nowitzki manages to last for a bit more, Olajuwon’s 30,000 points will be seriously at danger. But, even then, Olajuwon will remain as a legend and his throne safe. To call him an all-time great is an insult. He is the king.

One of the most versatile players, a 7-footer who could force steals, create scoring opportunities, move with grace, protect the rim, put the ball on the floor, post up and shoot. Not even Abdul-Jabbar has managed to score 3,000 blocks, 2,000 steals, 3,000 assists, 10,000 rebounds and 30,000 points. Although many centers have tried to copy his playing style, there will be only one Olajuwon.

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Top 10 NBA Players with Most Championship Titles

May 26, 2015 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

Top 10 NBA Players with Most Championship Titles

The National Basketball Association, or the NBA, is one of the greatest sports leagues in North America. The NBA Finals is the championship for the league, and it concludes the postseason of the sport. The team that wins the series receives the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy, with the players from the winning team receive a celebrity status in the eyes of the world, for their contribution to the team’s victory. The number of championships won by the players is considered to be sign of greatness as a player. Let us take a look at the Top 10 NBA Players with Most Championship Titles.

Top 10 NBA Players with Most Championship Titles

10. Bob Cousy

Top 10 NBA Players with Most Championship Titles
Top 10 NBA Players with Most Championships

Basketball player Bob Cousy spent a total of 14 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the tenth place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Tri-Cities Blackhawks as the 1st Round 3rd overall pick at the 1950 NBA draft. Bob Cousy achieved a total of 6 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward. He achieved the NBA Championship title 6 times in 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962 and 1963 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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9. Robert Horry

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NBA Stats – Players with Most Championship Titles

Basketball player Robert Horry spent a total of 16 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the ninth place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Houston Rockets as the 1st Round 11th overall pick at the 1992 NBA draft. John Havlicek achieved a total of 7 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward. He achieved the NBA Championship title twice in 1994 and 1995 for the Houston Rockets, thrice in 2000, 2001 and 2002 for Los Angeles Lakers, and twice in 2005 and 2007 while playing for the NBA franchise San Antonio Spurs.

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8. Frank Ramsey

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Top 10 Basketball Players with Most NBA Championships

Basketball player John Havlicek spent a total of 9 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the eighth place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Boston Celtics as the 1st Round 5th overall pick at the 1953 NBA draft. John Havlicek achieved a total of 7 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward or Guard. He achieved the NBA Championship title 7 times in 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 and 1964 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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7. Jim Loscutoff

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Top 10 Players with Most NBA Championships

Basketball player Jim Loscutoff spent a total of 9 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the seventh place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Boston Celtics as the 1st Round 3rd overall pick at the 1955 NBA draft. Jim Loscutoff achieved a total of 7 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward. He achieved the NBA Championship title 7 times in 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 and 1964 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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6. John Havlicek

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Top 10 Players with Most Number of NBA Championships

Basketball player John Havlicek spent a total of 16 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the sixth place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Boston Celtics as the 1st Round 7th overall pick at the 1962 NBA draft. John Havlicek achieved a total of 8 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward or Guard. He achieved the NBA Championship title 8 times in 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1974 and 1976 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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5. Tom “Satch” Sanders

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Most Championship Titles – NBA Statistics

Basketball player Tom “Satch” Sanders spent a total of 13 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the fifth place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Boston Celtics as the 1st Round 8th overall pick at the 1960 NBA draft. Tom “Satch” Sanders achieved a total of 8 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward. He achieved the NBA Championship title 8 times in 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968 and 1969 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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4. K. C. Jones

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Top 10 Players with Most Number of NBA Titles

Basketball player K. C. Jones spent a total of 9 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the fourth place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Boston Celtics as the 2nd Round 13th overall pick at the 1956 NBA draft. K. C. Jones achieved a total of 8 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Guard. He achieved the NBA Championship title 8 times in 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965 and 1966 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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3. Tom Heinsohn

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10 Best Players with Most Number of Championship Titles

Basketball player Tom Heinsohn spent a total of 9 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the third place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Boston Celtics as the 1st Round Territorial Pick at the 1956 NBA draft. Tom Heinsohn achieved a total of 8 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward or Center. He achieved the NBA Championship title 8 times in 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964 and 1965 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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2. Sam Jones

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National Basketball Association – Most Championships

Basketball player Sam Jones spent a total of 12 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the second place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the Boston Celtics as the 1st Round 8th overall pick at the 1957 NBA draft. Sam Jones achieved a total of 10 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Forward. He achieved the NBA Championship title 10 times in 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968 and 1969 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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1. Bill Russell

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Top 10 Basketball Players with Most Championships

Basketball player Bill Russell spent a total of 13 seasons of his professional career in the National Basketball League, and is inducted in the top place in our list of top 10 NBA players with most championship titles. He was initially drafted by the St. Louis Hawks as the 1st Round 2nd overall pick at the 1956 NBA draft. Bill Russell achieved a total of 11 NBA championship titles in his pro basketball career while playing as a Center. He achieved the NBA Championship title 11 times in 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968 and 1969 while playing for the NBA franchise Boston Celtics.

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The individual players of a winning team are presented with a ring, as a sign of honour for leading the team to its victory. Sometimes, these players are also presented other commemorative items such as a wrist watch, in place of the ring. But the greatest honour these players receive is the love and respect from the people around the world.

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10 Greatest Trades in NBA History

April 21, 2015 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

10 Greatest Trades in NBA History

The National Basketball Association, or NBA as we normally know it, it is one of the most viewed sport leagues in the world and the main event of professional basketball worldwide. The NBA seasons spans from October to June, in the meantime, 30 teams play each other to be crowned as the Champions. Competitive teams are made through drafts and trades. A good trade can become the key of a champion team or a dynasty. Here it is our list of the 10 greatest trades in NBA history.

10 Greatest Trades in NBA History

10. Dallas Mavericks gets Dirk Nowitzki

10 Greatest Trades in NBA History
Greatest Trades List – NBA

Arguably the best foreign player in NBA history, German power forward Nowitzki has played his entire 17-season career with the Dallas Mavericks. As a member of the Mavs, he has played 13 All Star Games; he won the MVP award in 2007 and the NBA Finals MVP award in 2011. To this point, he has scored 28,119 points with 3,282 assists and 10,051 rebounds and he is undoubtedly the franchise player of his team. That is why we rank him 10th in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA History. Nowitzki was selected by the Bucks in the 1998 NBA Draft (9th pick overall). The Mavericks acquired Nowitzki and Pat Garrity (19th pick) in exchange for Robert Taylor (6th pick), and later traded Garrity to the Suns for Steve Nash. In the meantime, Taylor’s NBA career lasted only 6 years. We know the rest.

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9. Boston Celtics gets Kevin Garnett

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NBA – All Time Top Trades

After 12 years of being the face of the Minnesota Timberwolves, Garnett was sent to the Boston Celtics on July 31, 2007 in exchange for Al Jefferson, Ryan Gomes, Sebastian Telfair, Gerald Green, Theo Ratliff, cash and two draft picks. The deal constitutes the largest number of players traded for a single player in the NBA history. He made the 9th spot in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA History for what it achieved later with one of the league’s most iconic franchises. Gernett played with Boston from 2007 to 2013. With them, he played 5 All Star Games, he won the 2008 NBA Defensive Player of the Year, and he scored 6,233 points with 1,078 assists and 3,301 rebounds and most importantly, he was a main piece in the team that won the NBA pennant in 2008, alongside Paul Pierce and Ray Allen, the “Big Three”. After a brief stint with New Jersey, since this season he’s back in Minnesota.

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8. Miami Heat gets Shaquille O’Neal

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Top Trades in NBA of All Time

Shaq is undoubtedly, one of the best centers in basketball history. After being part of the dynasty of Lakers in the early 2000’s, he was traded to the Miami Heat on July 14, 2004 in exchange for Lamar Odom, Caron Butler, Brian Grant and one draft pick. At his arrive at Miami, Shaq promised he would bring a championship to the team. His promise came true in 2006 when the Miami Heat won their first championship trophy, although Shaq was not the best player (Dwyane Wade was). O’Neil played with Miami until 2008 and he scored 4,010 points with 437 assists and 1,856 rebounds and played three All Star Games. At the moment of his trade to Miami, he had won three NBA Finals MVP awards in a row and was the main piece of the Lakers that dominated the league in the previous years, and later he won one more championship with his new team, ranking 8th in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA history.

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7. Miami Heat gets LeBron James

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10 Greatest Trades in the History of NBA

He’s back to Cleveland, so we think the city has forgiven him since the decision. What most people think (or think to remember) is that James arrived to Miami as a free agency sign but it was actually a sign-and-trade deal between the Cavs and the Heat in exchange for future picks. After failing to win a Championship with the Cavaliers, James helped the Heat to win two NBA Championship as part of one the greatest trios in NBA history, composed of James, Chris Bosch and Dwayne Wade and that is why we picked it as 7th in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA history.  With Miami, James won also two NBA Finals MVP awards, played in three All Star Games and led the league in field goals with 758 in 2010-2011 and 765 in 2012-13 season, in two-pointers with 567 in 2011-12 and 662 in 2012-13. In four years with Miami he scored 7919 points with 1,980 assists and 2,225 rebounds.

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6. Los Angeles Lakers gets Kobe Bryant

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NBA – Top Trades

Kobe Bryant is probably the best player of his generation; he is undoubtedly one of the most popular and admired players of recent years and a winner: 5 NBA Championships. He has played 19 seasons in NBA, all of them with Los Angeles Lakers. In that span he has played 17 All Star Games, one MVP award, two NBA Finals MVP awards, led the league in games played three times, in field goals three times, in two-pointers three times, two times in free throws and four times in points. He has scored 32,482 points (3rd all-time), 8,146 free throws (3rd all time) and 11,321 field goals (7th all-time). An icon of the sport. What most people do not know is that Kobe arrived to Los Angeles through a trade. He was selected by the Charlotte Hornets in the 1996 draft as a 13th overall pick and later was traded to the Lakers, as agreed before the draft took place. Los Angeles didn’t tell the Hornets whom to select until 5 minutes before the draft. For what it represented later for the Lakers, he ranks 6th in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA history.

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5. Chicago Bulls gets Scottie Pip-pen

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Best Trades of NBA History

The Bulls of the 90’s is, without any doubt, the most remembered team in the NBA history for their success, and much of this is due to Michael Jordan, but he did not win those Championships alone, he had a team and that team began with Scottie Pippen. In the 1987 NBA Draft, Pippen was selected by the Seattle Supersonics as the 5th overall pick and was sent later to the Bulls for Olden Polynice. Pippen later became one of the best defensive players of the league (8 times in a row selected for the NBA Defensive Team and the 1995 led in steals) and also a versatile scorer. He won six NBA Championships with the Bulls and played in 7 All Star Games. He ranks 5th in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA history since he seemed to be the missing piece in a Championships winner machine led by Michael Jordan. In twelve seasons with the Bulls he scored 15,123 points with 4,494 assists, 1,792 steals and 2,401 turnovers.

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4. Los Angeles Lakers gets Wilt Chamberlain

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Top Trades in NBA

If statistics were the only indicator to choose the basketball best player of all-time, Chamberlain would probably win that recognition. Holder of numerous records and achievements, Chamberlain is an iconic figure in NBA history. It was not different back at the end of the 67-68 season when he won his fourth MVP award with the Philadelphia 76ers and he was traded to los Angeles Lakers in exchange of Darral Imhoff, Jerry Chambers and Archie Clark, marking the first time a MVP winner would be traded the following season. The trade remains as one of the most lopsided in the history of the league and ranks 4th in our list of the 10 greatest trades in NBA History. With the Lakers, he won the 1972 Championship, the NBA Finals MVP award that year and played four All Star Games, two times selected for the NBA Defensive Team and led the league in rebounds three times. He scored 5,985 points during his tenure with Los Angeles plus 1,461 assists and 6,524 rebounds.

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3. Boston Celtics gets Robert Parish and Kevin McHale

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Best Trades in the History of NBA

In 1980 the Golden State Warriors made a deal with the Boston Celtics: they sent Robert Parish (their 1st round pick in the 1976 draft) and their 3rd pick of the 1980 NBA draft in exchange for Boston’s 1st and 13th picks of the same draft. With their 1st pick, Golden State took Joe Barry Carroll and Rickey Brown with their 13th, meanwhile Boston took Kevin McHale as the 3rd overall selection. The trade ended up forming one of the NBA greatest dynasties as Parish and McHale, alongside Larry Bird, led the Celtics to three championships: 1981, 1984 and 1986. Parish played 14 seasons with Boston with whom he earned stardom, became one of the greatest centers of all time and played 9 All Star Games. During his tenure at Boston, he accumulated 18,245 points with 1,679 assists and 11,051 rebounds. Kevin McHale, for the other hand, came out of the bench at the beginning of his career, winning the NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award twice; McHale played thirteen seasons in his career –all with Boston- and totalized 17,335 points, 1,670 assists and 7,122 rebounds. The trade that formed the NBA Greatest frontline in history ranks third in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA history.

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2. Los Angeles Lakers get Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

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Top Trades of All Time – NBA

Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor Jr., better known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, is one of the greatest NBA players of all time. He’s the all-time top scorer in the league with 38,387 points; his 17,440 rebounds rank third as well as his 3,189 blocks. He was Michael Jordan before Michael Jordan came to scene as he won 6 NBA Championships and the same number of MVP awards. Due to the historical impact of his, the trade that sent him to the Lakers from the Bucks in 1975 ranks second in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA History. Jabbar arrived to the Lakers with Walt Wesley in exchange of Elmore Smith, Brian Winters, Dave Meyers and Junior Bridgeman. In his first year with the Lakers he set the all-time record for most defensive rebounds with 1,111 and he became the last player to have 4,000 PRA (Points + Rebounds + Assists) in a year and won his 4th MVP award. Overall with the Lakers he won 5 NBA Championships, 3 MVP Awards, played 13 All Star Games, led the league in blocks two times, one time in rebounds and his uniform number 33 was retired. With the Lakers he scored 24,176 points (63% out of his total), 3,652 assists (64%), 10,279 rebounds (59%) and 2,694 blocks (84%).

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1. Boston Celtics gets Bill Russell

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Amazing Trades in NBA History

Bill Russell is an icon in basketball and one of the earliest. He made himself a legend with the Boston Celtics, a team with whom he played his entire 13 season career, winning 11 NBA Championships, 5 MVP Awards and 12 selections for the All Star Game. He was the first player to average more than 20 rebounds per game, he feat he accomplished 10 times. He’s second all-time in rebounds with 21,620 and led that department four times. He was definitely a better defensive player than offensive, as in his career he averaged only 15.1 points per game, had a .440 career field goal percentage and a 3.3 free throws per game and a success rate of .561, but he averaged 22.5 rebounds per game (second behind Chamberlain). The Boston Celtics acquired Russell through a trade and for his historical significance and sporting impact; it ranks first in our list of the 10 Greatest Trades in NBA History. Russell was originally picked up by the Saint Louis Hawks in the 1956 NBA Draft, but they could not afford his contract and traded him to Boston (that were already interested in Russell) in exchange for Ed Macauley, Boston’s star at the time and who was willing to be sent to Saint Louis. Boston also sent Cliff Hagan and everybody happy.

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There are more trades that could have made the cut, we did not go for the most lopsided or shocking but for those that had the greater impact in the history of basketball best league in the world.

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Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

March 9, 2015 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

The fan world of basketball has seen some amazing players last season showing their breathtaking skills on the basketball field while playing games full of adrenaline in front of a huge crowd. Starting from the recent legendary players like LeBron James and Kevin Durant till the rookies of last season, all the players of each team tried their best while showing their shooting skills with the ball to achieve a special place in the hearts of the fans and also to achieve great height of success as the legendary Michael Jordan or Karim Abdul Jabbar did in the past. Our team tracked all the statistics of the players of each team while choosing this year’s hall of fame. Some important statistics like total points scored in the season, assist-to-turnover ratio and NBA efficiency rating also played a key role while selecting the inductees of the hall of fame. Many players scored huge points throughout the last season of NBA and established themselves as the hall of famers, so here is the Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015.

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

1. Kevin Durant

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball small forward and power forward Kevin Durant plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder of the NBA. He played a total of 3122 minutes in 81 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 2593 points and made 849 field goals in 1688 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 50.3. He made a total of 192 three-point field goals out of 491 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 39.1. Durant made 703 free throws out of 805 free throw attempts with the percentage of 87.3. He also reached a total of 598 rebounds out of which 58 are offensive, and 540 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 445 assists and 285 turnovers with 103 steals and 59 blocks and made 174 personal fouls. Durant obtained assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.56, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.36 and achieved 2572 NBA efficiency rating.

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2. Carmelo Anthony

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball small forward and power forward Carmelo Anthony plays for the New York Knicks of the NBA. He played a total of 2982 minutes in 77 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 2112 points and made 743 field goals in 1643 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 45.2. He made a total of 167 three-point field goals out of 415 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 40.2. Anthony made 459 free throws out of 541 free throw attempts with the percentage of 84.8. He also reached a total of 622 rebounds out of which 145 are offensive, and 477 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 242 assists and 198 turnovers with 95 steals and 51 blocks and made 224 personal fouls. Anthony achieved assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.22, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.48 and achieved 1942 NBA efficiency rating.

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3. LeBron James

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball small forward and power forward LeBron James plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA. He played a total of 2902 minutes in 77 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 2089 points and made 767 field goals in 1353 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 56.7. He made a total of 116 three-point field goals out of 306 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 37.9. LeBron made 439 free throws out of 585 free throw attempts with the percentage of 75.0. He also gained a total of 533 rebounds out of which 81 are offensive, and 452 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 488 assists, and 270 turnovers with 121 steals and 26 blocks and made 126 personal fouls. LeBron achieved assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.81, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.45 and achieved 2255 NBA efficiency rating.

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4. Kevin Love

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball Center and power forward Kevin Love plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA. He played a total of 2797 minutes in 77 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 2010 points and made 650 field goals in 1421 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 45.7. He made a total of 190 three-point field goals out of 505 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 37.6. Kevin made 520 free throws out of 633 free throw attempts with the percentage of 82.1. He also completed a total of 963 rebounds out of which 224 are offensive, and 739 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 341 assists and 196 turnovers with 59 steals and 35 blocks and made 136 personal fouls. Kevin obtained assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.74, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.30 and achieved 2328 NBA efficiency rating.

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5. Blake Griffin

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball power forward Blake Griffin plays for the Los Angeles Clippers of the NBA. He played a total of 2863 minutes in 80 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 1930 points and made 718 field goals in 1359 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 52.8. He made a total of 12 three-point field goals out of 44 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 27.3. Griffin made 482 free throws out of 674 free throw attempts with the percentage of 71.5. He also completed a total of 757 rebounds out of which 192 are offensive, and 565 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 309 assists and 224 turnovers with 92 steals and 51 blocks and made 265 personal fouls. Griffin reached assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.38, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.41 and gained 2082 NBA efficiency rating.

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6. Stephen Curry

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball Point guard Stephen Curry plays for the Golden State Warriors of the NBA. He played a total of 2846 minutes in 78 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 1873 points and made 652 field goals in 1383 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 47.1. He made a total of 261 three-point field goals out of 615 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 42.4. Stephen made 308 free throws out of 348 free throw attempts with the percentage of 88.5. He also reached a total of 334 rebounds out of which 46 are offensive, and 288 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 666 assists, and 294 turnovers with 128 steals and 14 blocks and made 194 personal fouls. Stephen obtained assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.27, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.44 and achieved 1950 NBA efficiency rating.

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7. James Harden

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball shooting guard James Harden plays for the Houston Rockets of the NBA. He played a total of 2777 minutes in 73 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 1851 points and made 549 field goals in 1205 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 45.6. He made a total of 177 three-point field goals out of 483 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 36.6. Harden made 576 free throws out of 665 free throw attempts with the percentage of 86.6. He also completed a total of 344 rebounds out of which 61 are offensive, and 283 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 446 assists, and 265 turnovers with 115 steals and 29 blocks and made 177 personal fouls. Harden achieved assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.68, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.43 and achieved 1775 NBA efficiency rating.

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8. DeMar DeRozan

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball Shooting guard and Small forward DeMar DeRozan plays for the Toronto Raptors of the NBA. He played a total of 3017 minutes in 79 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 1791 points and made 604 field goals in 1407 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 42.9. He made a total of 64 three-point field goals out of 210 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 30.5. DeRozan made 519 free throws out of 630 free throw attempts with the percentage of 82.4. He also completed a total of 343 rebounds out of which 51 are offensive, and 292 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 313 assists, and 176 turnovers with 86 steals and 28 blocks and made 197 personal fouls. DeRozan achieved assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.78, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.49 and achieved 1471 NBA efficiency rating.

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9. Paul George

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

American basketball Shooting guard and Small forward Paul George plays for the Indiana Pacers of the NBA. He played a total of 2898 minutes in 80 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 1737 points and made 577 field goals in 1362 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 42.4. He made a total of 182 three-point field goals out of 500 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 36.4. George made 401 free throws out of 464 free throw attempts with the percentage of 86.4. He also reached a total of 542 rebounds out of which 64 are offensive, and 478 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 283 assists, and 224 turnovers with 151 steals and 22 blocks and made 198 personal fouls. George obtained assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.26, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.67 and achieved 1663 NBA efficiency rating.

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10. Dirk Nowitzki

Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015
Basketball Players Hall of Fame 2015

German professional basketball Power forward Dirk Nowitzki plays for the Dallas Mavericks of the NBA. He played a total of 2628 minutes in 80 games in the last season of NBA while scoring 1735 points and made 633 field goals in 1273 field goal attempts with the field goal percentage of 49.7. He made a total of 131 three-point field goals out of 329 three-point field goal attempts with the three-point field goal percentage of 39.8. Nowitzki made 338 free throws out of 376 free throw attempts with the percentage of 89.9. He also achieved a total of 498 rebounds out of which 40 are offensive, and 458 are defensive rebounds. He made a total of 216 assists and 117 turnovers with 73 steals and 45 blocks and made 165 personal fouls. Nowitzki achieved assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.85, steal-to-turnover ratio of 0.62 and achieved 1772 NBA efficiency rating.

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LeBron James Net Worth 2015

December 31, 2014 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

LeBron James Net Worth 2015

LeBron Raymone James is one of the leading basketball players of America. He is a sought after player for the leading companies around the world, and earns a large sum of money from his games. Thus, he is one of the top players, with regards to his pay. Let us consider Lebron James Net Worth 2015, and take a quick look at his life.

LeBron James Net Worth

LeBron James Net Worth 2015
LeBron James Net Worth 2015

Name:                           Kobe Bryant
Net Worth:                  $300 Million
Annual Salary:           $19.3 million
Date of Birth:             1984-12-30
Place of Birth:            Akron
Birth Place Akron:    Ohio, United States
Profession:                  Basketball player, Athlete

At 29, LeBron is recognized as one of the best NBA players. He has already eared himself a total of $72 million, in the last NBA season, of which $19.3 million is from his salary and winnings and $53 million, from several of his endorsements. LeBron is considered the biggest endorsement star from NBA, owing to his contract agreement with various giant companies like Nike, McDonald’s, Coca-Cola and Upper Deck. He has set a record with his signature Nike shoes which have gathered the highest turnover worth $300 million in the U.S. during the year 2013. His jersey was the best-seller of NBA, as per the research firm named SportsOneSource. He has also made earnings of $3 billion when Apple acquired Beats, the audio company. LeBron is now associated with Klutch Sports, with Rich Paul serving as his current agent.

LeBron today has made huge contributions to the sport, giving the fans many memorable moments. Fans are waiting to see him give some more amazing performances in the future.

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Born on December 30, 1984 in Akron, Ohio, NBA legend Lebron James was born to Gloria Marie James when she was just 16 years of age. She brought him up entirely on her own. However, due to financial problems, she had to let him move in with the family of Frank Walker, a local youth football coach. It was Frank who first introduced him to basketball when LeBron was just nine. When he was in school, he started playing for the Northeast Ohio Shooting Stars in Amateur Athletic Union. Along with his friends, Dru Joyce III, Sian Cotton and Willie McGee, he achieved success at a local as well as national level in the sport. In fact, the four were together referred to as Fab Four, and they later chose to go to St. Vincent-St. Mary High School.

LeBron James obtained an average of 21 points with 6 rebounds in each game, in his freshman year at St. Vincent-St. Mary, playing for its varsity team called The Fighting Irish, which won the Division III state title as it finished the year with a score of 27-0.  He also achieved an average of 25.2 points with 7.2 rebounds in each game in his sophomore year, making 5.8 assists and 3.8 steals per game. Since the tickets were priced heavily due to the huge demand of alumni and fans who wished to see him play, St. Vincent-St. Mary chose to play at the Rhodes Arena of University of Akron, since it is equipped with 5,492 seats. In his sophomore year, LeBron’s team The Fighting Irish regained is position as the champion, as it finished the year at 26-1, with LeBron being named Ohio’s Mr. Basketball and being inducted into the USA Today All-USA First Team.

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LeBron was seen in SLAM Magazine and, before he even started his junior year, he was described by writer Ryan Jones as “the best high school basketball player in America right now.” He appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated and was the first underclass high school basketball player to have this achievement. He was also named Ohio’s Mr. Basketball on the same occasion, and was inducted into the USA Today All-USA First Team for his excellent average record of 29 points, 8.3 rebounds, 5.7 assists, and 3.3 steals per game. He was also the first junior to receive the boys’ basketball Gatorade National Player of the Year Award.

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In his senior year, LeBron James travelled with his team, The Fighting Irish, around America, to compete against nationally ranked teams. The team played against Oak Hill Academy in a game that was telecasted on ESPN2 and Time Warner Cable, thus offering St. Vincent-St. Mary’s games to subscribers on a pay-per-view basis, all because of the excellent popularity of LeBron. In the same season, he obtained an average of 31.6 points, 9.6 rebounds, 4.6 assists, and 3.4 steals in each game, and was once again named Ohio’s Mr. Basketball, besides being inducted into the USA Today All-USA First Team for the third consecutive year, and being named the Gatorade National Player of the Year for the second consecutive year.

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The Cleveland Cavaliers selected LeBron James as the first overall pick in the 2003 NBA draft. In his first professional game, he scored 25 points against the Sacramento Kings, setting the record for most points scored as a prep-to-pro player in his debut. During a match-up with the New Jersey Nets, he scored a season-high 41 points, thus setting the record as the youngest player in league history to score at least 40 points in a game. He was honored as the Rookie of the Year in his debut season, having achieved an average of 20.9 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game. He is the only player in NBA history besides Michael Jordan and Oscar Robertson to achieve an average more than 20 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists per game in his rookie year.

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LeBron James signed a sign-and-trade six-year contract till 2016, and on July 10, 2010, he officially became a Miami Heat member. He turned out to be the third reigning MVP to change teams and the first since 1982 when Moses Malone did the same. A welcome party was arranged by Miami Heat for their new “big three” i.e. LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade, on July 10, 2010, 2010, at the American Airlines Arena. He was embraced in the villainous role in which he was cast by media, owing to his team changing controversy. At that time, LeBron once stated, “I started to play the game of basketball at a level, or at a mind state that I’ve never played at before … meaning, angry. And that’s mentally. That’s not the way I play the game of basketball.”

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On July 1, 2014, LeBron James opted out of his contract with the Miami Heat to become an officially unrestricted free agent. On July 11, 2014, he revealed his intension to rejoin the Cavaliers through a first-person essay in Sports Illustrated, and on July 12, 2014, he signed a two year contract worth $42.1 million with the Cavaliers, after which, Kevin Love from the Minnesota Timberwolves and Kyrie Irving too joined the team, a months later, thus forming their new “star-studded trio”. On October 30, 2014, LeBron made his Cleveland return against the New York Knicks. In his debut game, he obtained 16 points going 5-15 from the field, 5 rebounds and 4 assists for the Cavaliers.

LeBron James’ international debut was at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece, when he played for the United States national basketball team. He took on a greater responsibility at the co-captain of Team USA for the 2006 FIBA World Championship in Japan. He obtained an average of 13.9 points, 4.8 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game. Before getting selected for the 2008 Olympic team, LeBron received an ultimatum from Jerry Colangelo, the managing director of Team USA, and coach Mike Krzyzewski to improve his attitude. He could not participate in the 2010 FIBA World Championship and rejoined Team USA later for the 2012 Olympics in London, England. After giving an excellent performance at the event, Coach Krzyzewski stated that he “is the best player, he is the best leader and he is as smart as anybody playing the game right now.”

LeBron James proposed to Savannah Brinson, his high school sweetheart, at a party to celebrate New Year’s Eve and his 27th birthday on December 31, 2011. He got married to Savannah in San Diego on September 14, 2013. They have two sons, LeBron James, Jr. and Bryce Maximus James, and a daughter named Zhuri James. During his tenure with the Miami Heat, he used to live in Coconut Grove, where he purchased a three-story mansion worth $9 million near to Biscayne Bay. He sold his property for $12.5 million on March 23, 2014. LeBron signed with Nike for approximately $90 million, having come out of high school. All through his career, LeBron has had great endorsement deals with several leading companies like Audemars Piguet, Coca-Cola, Dunkin’ Brands, McDonald’s, State Farm and Samsung.

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