Former NBA basketball player for NEW YORK IN 1983 and SAN DIEGO IN 1984

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NBA Hall of Fame (1993). Indiana University (1959-61). Chicago Packers (1961-62), Chicago Qephyrs (1962-63), Baltimore Bullets (1963-65), New York Knicks (1965-68), Detroit Pistons (1968-70), Atlanta Hawks (1970-74), New Orleans Jazz (1974-75)

Serbian Male Basketball Player - Minnesota Timberwolves (2015- )

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Portland Trail Blazer Guard

NBA, Washington Wizards 2006

former college/NBA guard; played for Wake Forest University, Hornets, Raptors, Warriors & Bullets; former coach of Charlotte Sting (WNBA); currently works in Bobcats front office; #12 pick overall 1987 NBA draft

Washington Bullets, Golden State Warriors, Philadelphia 76'ers

Sonics Center

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former HS/NBA center; played for Bobcats, Pistons, Grizzlies, Lakers, 76ers, Warriors and Wizards; first high schooler drafted #1 overall

Baseball player drafted by the new york yankees in 1984

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NBA/ABA- He played for the Kentucky Colonels (1968-70), Denver Rockets (1970-71) and Indiana Pacers (1970-71 and 1971-72) in the ABA for 206 games. College- Western Kentucky U. Father of NBA star Rex Chapman. Member of Western Kentucky U. Hall of Fame

former college/NBA guard/forward; played for Indiana University, Bullets/Wizards, Warriors, Celtics, Nuggets & Jazz; former Warriors assistant coach; 3X All-American; Naismith College Player of the Year 1993; current IU Director of Basketball Operations

Former NBA Player/Current Broadcaster

former college/NBA power forward/center; played for DePaul University, Bulls, SuperSonics, Magic, Spurs & Bullets; #18 pick overall 1978 NBA Draft

Former Pro Basketball Player, Late 80's

1971 Clavaliers

1982 NY Nicks

Head Coach at UAB

ABA / NBA Basketball Player 1969-73

Retired basketball player played for the washington bullets debut 1983

NBA Rookie of the Year 1963, gold medalist and member of Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame

Detroit Pistons reserve guard. Formerly with the Portland Trailblazers, and the Toronto Raptors

Center for LA Clippers

Retired basketball player played for the washington bullets debut 1974

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Former NBA Player

current 76ers assistant coach and former NBA player

Basketball, Bullets Forward In 90s, Brother Of Horace Grant Of Bulls

former college/NBA shooting guard/small forward; played for University of Kentucky, Washington Bullets and Milwaukee Bucks; 2X SEC POY selection; All - American; #18 pick overall 1975 NBA Draft

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former college/NBA forward; played for North Carolina State University, Jazz, Bullets, Warriors, Celtics, Hawks, Timberwolves & Suns; #6 pick overall 1992 NBA Draft

former college/NBA shooting guard; played for UConn, Bulls, Pistons, Wizards; 3X All-Star; All-American; 2X Big East POY; 1999 Final Four MOP; member of Pistons 2004 NBA Championship team; member of 1999 NCAA Championship team; 7th overall pick 1999

Former NBA player, Professional Drag Racer

Basketball Player, Mavs 1st round pick - 5th overall

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Marquette Basketball Star

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Professional basketball player,Currently with the Miami Heat was with the Dallas Mavericks Forward, Former Nuggets,Magic,Rockets

Forward for the Houston Rockets, played for Wizards, Knicks; played collegiality at Indiana University; #11 pick overall 2002 NBA Draft

basketball player coach

Basketball, Center for Warriors in mid 1970s

former college/NBA/ABA center/forward; played for Creighton University, Knicks, Suns & Virginia Squires; 1X All-Star; nicknamed the 'enforcer'

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Negro Leaguer, 1943-1944 Baltimore Elite Gaints, 1947-1948 Raleigh Tigers, 1949-1952 Philadelphia Stars

Played in the A.B.A.For the NewOrleans Buccaneers

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former college/NBA forward; played for Marquette University, Bullets, Pistons, Bulls, San Diego Rockets, SuperSonics and Kings; 2X NBA All - Star; selected in expansion drafts 3Xs, one of three players ever

former college/NBA forward; played for University of Toledo and Capital/Washington Bullets; 3rd round pick

former college/NBA power forward/center; played for University of North Carolina, Bullets & Lakers; All - American; 3X NBA Champion; former Lakers GM; current Hornets GM

Played For UNC 50s UNC Basketball And NBA

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Basketball player for Washington Wizards

Current Detroit Piston Radio Broadcaster; Former Detroit Piston, New Jersey Net, and Atlanta Hawk assistant coach

Former NBA guard, now the head coach of the Trenton Stars of the IBL

former college/NBA player; played for Duke University, Chicago Bulls, Baltimore Bullets, Houston Rockets & Buffalo Braves; played eleven seasons, scored 12,541 points; member of Duke University Sports Hall of Fame

NBA - Member of 1988 Los Angeles Lakers

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Former Syracuse Basketball Player

Basketball Hall of Famer

7'7' former NBA player, Bullets, Nets; Starred in the movie 'My Giant'

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Former NBA Player/ Head Coach for the Golden State Warriors

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Former Ohio State basketball star and nba player

Retire NBA basketball player who played for the Bullets, Pacers (ABA) and Pipers (ABA) from 1968-71. Also became a playwright and wrote the play 'Bones'

Hockey Player

Basketball Player

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1972-83 NBA veteran; 4-time Assist King(Played for the Bullets, Pistons; Nets);Once held most assists in a game (29)

NBA Basketball Player - Washington Wizards

NBA Player/Younger brother of Mark Price

Pro Basketball player

Former NBA player with Washington Wizards

Former Texas Basketball Player

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former college/NBA power forward; played for Bullets, Suns, Hawks, Jazz & Knicks; current Kings assistant coach

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Basketball Player - Chicago Bulls

Basketball player from Florida State, will be Washington Wizard's forward 2011-2012

former Head Coach of Utah Jazz; played for Bulls & Bullets; also coached Bulls; 2X All-Star; member of Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame

Former NBA Player-Kings, Bullets

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Basketball Player

former college/NBA guard; played for West Virgina University, Washington Bullets, St. Louis Hawks, Seattle Supersonics & Detroit Pistons; 2X All-American; General Manager of Chicago Bulls & New Jersey Nets; worked in NBA Front Office; coached in ABA & NBA

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former college/NBA center/forward; played for University of Louisville, Bullets; 2X All-American; won Rookie of the Year & NBA MVP in 1969; 5X All-Star; member of Naismith BHOF; former Bullets Head Coach and General Manager; 1977-78 NBA Champion

NBA, Washington Wizards 2006

Basketball Player

Forward for Washington Wizards 2011-2012

Hockey Player

Governor of Alaska, USA

Former high school basketball star; formerly played for Kansas State University & Celtics; currently plays for Knicks

former University of Kentucky guard; currently plays for Houston Rockets; formerly played for Washington Wizards; #1 pick overall 2010 NBA Draft

Retired June 28, 2010 NBA Player - Center/Forward Washington, Detroit Pistons, Portland Trailblazers, Hawks, and Celtics

Ex NBA Player

Former forward for the San Diego Clippers

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Phoenix Suns Center/Forward

Aka. 'Rock'/'Hot Plate' Williams (in comparison to his contemporary: John 'Hot Rod' Williams) 8yrNBA-veteran (1986-91;92-95: Bullets,Clippers,Pacers)

former college/NBA shooting guard; played for Hawks, Kings and Pacers; former assistant/head coach for Pacers, Mavericks, T - Wolves, Cavs and Magic; former Head Coach for Washington Wizards

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Basketball, Guard for Washington Bullets in late 70s

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Washington Wizards Guard/Foward

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