31. Shareef Abdur-Rahim
Shareef Abdur-Rahim was a better player than he really got credit for, but when you always play for bad teams, it is easy to forget you. Abdur-Rahim actually holds the distinction of paying the most games in his career (Vancouver, Atlanta, Portland and Sacramento) before finally participating in the playoffs.
Regardless of being unable to lead a team in to the post season (he was a bench player when he made the post season with Sacramento), this was still an excellent scorer who averaged 20.4 Points and 8.9 Rebounds per Game and went to his only All-Star Game as a Hawk. He was only with Atlanta for two and a half seasons but his offensive productions warranted him a place on this list.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Power Forward
- Acquired: Traded from the Vancouver Grizzlies with Jamaal Tinsley for Pau Gasol, Brevin Knight and Lorenzen Wright 6/27/01.
- Departed: Traded to the Portland Trail Blazers with Dan Dickau and Theo Ratliff for Wesley Person and Rasheed Wallace. 2/9/04.
- Games Played: 211
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Per Game Averages: 26.1 MP
.480 eFG%
.838 FT%
20.4 PTS
8.9 RB
2.9 AST
1.1 STL
0.7 BLK
No Playoff Games -
Advanced Stats: 20.2 PER
.555 TS%
7.3 VORP
23.6 WS
No Playoff Games - Major Accolades and Awards: All-Star (2002)
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