Chris Paul Jersey
When it comes to steals and assists, this player is the man! Check this out – he nailed down 84 steals during his freshman year back at Wake. His record was second only to Muggsy Bogues (who ranked first both in 1985 and 196). This player’s total number of steals broke the record (for ACC) for first year players by Duke’s Jason Williams.
Baron Davis Jersey
Back in 2000 to 2001, he was one of the only five guards within NBA to average at least 5 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists. The other NBA guards who were able to nail down this record were Kobe Bryant, Steve Francis, Jason Kidd, and Jalen Rose.
Dwight Howard Jersey
Orlando was at dire straits before this basketball player came. But when he did, he made an immediate impact. When O Neal was lost by the Magics in 1996, fans have forgotten what it was like to have a high energy and multi-skilled man on the floor. But this basketball player immediately showed that Orlando Magics is a force to be reckoned with!
Vince Carter Jersey
Guess this basketball player – this guy is very ambitious…so ambitious that he wanted to wear number 23 – which is Michael Jordan’s number back then, when he was a teenager. His parents, however, suggested that he pick a different number and make it as famous as Jordan did. And he chose number 15…and no doubt, he is now ranked as one of the best players of the game!
Dirk Nowitzki Jersey
Alright, this player we’ll look at is popular not just NBA but at an international level. Recently, back in 2006, he led his team – Dallas Mavericks, to the NBA finals. That’s a first for the Dallas Mavericks! And although they lost that match in a 4-2 score against the powerful Miami Heat, it was an amazing feat nonetheless.
Shaquille O’Neal Jersey
“Our offense is like the Pythagorean theorem. There is no answer!”
Kobe Bryant Jersey
Guess who this scoring machine is – he is the player who nailed down a whopping 56 points in a game against the Grizzlies back in January of 2002. Just in case you don’t know, this is the highest total number of points ever recorded by any 20+ players who have gone straight from high school to the NBA. And that personal record was surpassed by this player when he scored 81 points in 2002 of January…this time against Toronto Raptors.
Michael Jordan Jersey
Known and considered by many to be the greatest player in basketball history, this professional basketball player, who comes with a height of 6 feet and 6 inches, he started out as a a shooting guard who has been known as an explosive individual scorer. However, as the years passed, he matured as a player who is adopts a team-oriented approach. The end result? He led his team – Chicago Bulls, to win 6 national basketball championships.
LeBron James Jersey
Back in 2008, he’s the man to become the only basketball player who, aside from the famous Oscar Robertson, averaged 27 points, six rebounds, along with six assists in a game for four consecutive seasons. Along with that, he was awarded as the MVP or Most Valuable Player of the 2008 All Star Game after scoring 28 points along with nine rebounds and nine assists…leading the East in a victorious score of 134 against 128. Another feat – along with Magic Johnson, he was the only player who has recorded back to back triple doubles.
Jason Kidd Jersey
It was back in the 2007 NBA Playoffs when this famous basketball player recorded his 11th playoff triple double, which ties with Larry Bird for second on this department on the all time list. Along with that, he along with Vince Carter became the first teammates to rake in triple doubles in the same game. This hasn’t happened since Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen teamed up in a game back in 1989. Still on triple doubles, he joined famous players – Wilt Chamberlain and Magic Johnson, as the only players to average triple doubles during a multiple playoff series.
