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Chris Duarte (25) is entering his 2nd NBA season

Maurice Harkless (29) is entering his 11th NBA season

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Devin Booker is 25 and has scored 11,000 points in his career. Chris Duarte is 25 and has scored 720 points.

Darius Garland is 22 and has 1141 assists. Chris Duarte is 25 and has 114 assists

Probably not the greatest contribution but PJ tucker basicly entered the nba @ 27, and is still going strong @ 37. Had one of his better statistical seasons last year.

Martell Webster has played 10 seasons in the league and has been out of the league for 7 seasons now, yet he's still 35 years old.

Andrew Bynum has been out of the league for 8 seasons now, yet he's still 34 years old.

Udonis Haslem has 733 career assists, 3 for every year of his life.

Chris Duarte, as a 24-year old rookie, had 366 2pt FGA, 226 total rebounds and 56 steals.

If you add up all the last number of these stats, 6 + 6 + 6 = illuminati confirmed.

Domantas Sabonis is 26 and has 1260 personal fouls in his career. Chris Duarte is 25 and has committed just 95 personal fouls.

Tim Duncan is the most-blocked player since the NBA started tracking play-by-play stats in 1996-97. Duncan was blocked 1,483 times (RS). Of all his opponents, Kevin Garnett blocked him the most times (33).

He is also the most blocked player ever in the PS -(325 times).

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Last year Paul Reed of the sixers averaged 0.9 steals per game playing only 8 minutes per game.

Chris Duarte is mentioned in the majority of posts in a thread! He's 25, clearly not as old or good as many others ... and Canadian.

Jordan Poole gets a lot more money than Andrew Wiggins from the Dubs

An NBA + NCAA curiosity:

In 1998, the UCLA Bruins signed the #1 recruiting class. Included in the class was the #1 overall ranked player (Dan Gadzuric), one of the top SF (Jaron Rush), the #2 SG (Ray Young), and a highly regarded overseas player (Jerome Moiso) who became a lottery pick. This class mostly fizzled and ended playing a combined 14 years in the NBA between the four of them.

The fifth recruit was not as highly regarded and considered as possibly a better wide receiver in football than as a basketball player. That player was Matt Barnes who's 16 years in the NBA was more than the rest of the class.

LukaTheGOAT wrote:Tim Duncan is the most-blocked player since the NBA started tracking play-by-play stats in 1996-97. Duncan was blocked 1,483 times (RS). Of all his opponents, Kevin Garnett blocked him the most times (33).

He is also the most blocked player ever in the PS -(325 times).

Info via RealTalk

So he's missed about 10k shots, so 1/7 misses is a blocked shot.

Ice Trae wrote:Darius Garland is 22 and has 1141 assists. Chris Duarte is 25 and has 114 assists

ice trae has the best gif's
he gets a +1

bdp31770 wrote:Last year Paul Reed of the sixers averaged 0.9 steals per game playing only 8 minutes per game.

This one is pretty strange, he's played like 500 minutes in his career but would be over 3 steals/36 2 blocks/36. His rookie year was 2 steals/36 which is still pretty impressive.

At the same age Prigioni became an NBA rookie (35), Andrew Bynum had been retired from the NBA for 9 years, following an 8 1/2 year career in the league.

I’m just here for the Chris Duarte stats

Easily the spookiest, for Halloween…

Called his own career and death:


https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1988-01-07-sp-34024-story.html

According to legend, Manute Bol paid 80 cows for his wife.

This is a picture of him swimming (unfortunately I don't know if it was taken before or after his marriage):

Larry Bird never won a series while not having home-court advantage.

Granted, he didn't have THAT many series when his team did not have HCA, but given that a large part of Bird's mystique stems from his clutchness, you'd think he might have done it at least once. But that's not the case.