Name the Player
This sharpshooter scored 8 points in 9 seconds to beat the Knicks in 1995.
Reggie Miller
1996 Chicago Bulls starting five: Jordan, Pippen, Rodman, Longley, ____.
Ron Harper
The Portland Trail Blazers picked him ahead of Michael Jordan in 1984.
Sam Bowie
The 1971 Milwaukee Bucks, won their only title by sweeping this team.
Baltimore Bullets
This 1976 Finals saw a triple-overtime Game 5, one of the most famous in NBA history.
Boston Celtics
Known for his skyhook, this player retired as the NBA’s all-time leading scorer before LeBron James.
Kareem
2001 Philadelphia 76ers Finals starters: Iverson, Snow, Mutombo, Lynch, ____.
Tyrone Hill
Drafted #1 in 2001, this Washington big man was out of the league by age 26.
Kwame Brown
The 1978 Washington Bullets won the championship by defeating this team in seven games
Seattle SuperSonics
This player won Finals MVP in 1974 after averaging 26 points and 13 rebounds for the Celtics.
John Havlicek
Before becoming an NBA head coach, this player was known as “The Rifleman.”
Chuck Person
2004 Detroit Pistons starting five: Billups, Hamilton, Wallace, Wallace, ____.
Tayshaun Prince
The Cavs took this UNLV star #1 overall in 1989 — he lasted just two seasons.
Pervis Ellison
The 1995 Houston Rockets defended their title by sweeping this team in the Finals.
Orlando Magic
In 1983, this underdog team swept the Lakers to win the championship.
Philadelphia 76ers
This 7’7” player, one of the tallest ever, spent most of his career with the Washington Bullets.
Manute Bol
1994 Houston Rockets starting five: Olajuwon, Thorpe, Maxwell, Horry, ____.
Kenny Smith
The #2 pick in 2003 Draft
Darko Milicic
The 1958 St. Louis Hawks won their only championship by defeating this team
Boston Celtics
This 1971 Bucks player recorded 20+ points and 20+ rebounds in two Finals games to lead Milwaukee to its first title.
Kareem
He was the “Microwave” off the bench for the late 1980s Detroit Pistons.
Vinnie Johnson
1989 Lakers Finals starting five: Magic, Worthy, Scott, Green, ____.
Vlade Divac
This Serbian forward, taken #5 overall in 2002 by the Portland Trail Blazers, never lived up to expectations and played for five different NBA teams before leaving the league.
Nikoloz Tskitishvili
The 1974 Boston Celtics won the championship in seven games against this team
Milwaukee Bucks
In the 1969 Finals, this player hit the winning shot in Game 7 while battling injury, giving the Celtics the championship.
Sam Jones