The seven foot tall and somewhat geeky Chris Kaman was a star at Central Michigan and he would be named the MAC Player of the Year in 2003, which would propel him to being the sixth overall pick by the Los Angeles Clippers.  At the time that Chris Kaman played for the Clippers, they were…well the Clippers, and he wasn’t on very many good teams though he would do enough to be noticed for an…

While Jason Richardson was never an All Star, he was a very good player who dazzled fans of the Golden State Warriors with his hustle and intensity.  Richardson was a sweet shooter from behind the arc and in his first season as a member of the Charlotte Bobcats, he would lead the NBA in Three Pointers.  With a career PER of 16.8 and a trio of seasons with a Points per Game average over 20,…

Kenyon Martin (or K-Mart) as he was known as, would emerge as an efficient two way forward in the NBA and put up a few good seasons with the New Jersey Nets and later the Denver Nuggets. Martin would showcase versatility and defensive acumen and was considered one of the better defensive players in the NBA during his tenure.