Scoring Leader
This scoring leader in 2016 led the Warriors to a 73-9 record
Steph Curry
In the 1987 Draft, the Bulls grabbed this legendary small forward.
Scottie Pippen
18.2pts 3.0reb 3.0ast (Pacers)
Reggie Miller
MJ, LeBron, Draymond
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This mid-atlantic team became the first NBA franchise to reach 17 championships
From 2018 to 2020, this guard led the league in scoring for the Rockets
James Harden
This confirmed trade was later disapproved by the NBA which would've sent this elite point guard to the Lakers
Chris Paul
21.8pts 11.1reb 2.5ast (Rockets, Raptors)
Hakeem Olajuwon
Nash, Wilt, Harden, (technically Karl Malone)
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LeBron took his talents to this southeastern franchise in 2010
Miami Heat
In 1994 this center dropped 71 against the Clippers beating out Shaquille O'Neal
David Robinson
The Celtics gave 7 players away in 2007 for this one legendary power forward.
Kevin Garnett
19.0ppg 10.8reb 3.0ast (Spurs)
Tim Duncan
Carmelo, Parish, Aaron Gordon
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This franchise moved from Seattle in 2008
OKC Thunder
Before finally winning a title in 1972, this Laker guard led the league in 1970.
Jerry West
Before Kawhi was a Spur he was drafted by Indiana then later being traded for this veteran point guard
George Hill
20.3ppg 12.3reb 1.3ast (Rockets, 76ers, Bullets, Hawks, Bucks)
Moses Malone
Vince, Parsons, Goodrich
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This orginally canadian franchise originated around the same time as the Toronto Raptors
Vancouver or Memphis Grizzlies
Both of these scorers had an insane race in 1978 coming down to the wire between these Spurs and Nuggets guards
David Thompson and George Gervin
This sharpshooter was traded in the 2003 draft for a copy machine.
Kyle Korver
24.3ppg 5.7reb 3.0ast (Lakers, Jazz, Pistons)
Adrian Dantley
Oscar, Iverson, Tyreke Evans
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This midwest ABA team along with the Nuggets, Spurs, and Nets joined the NBA in 1976.
Indiana Pacers