34. Cliff Levingston
While the highlight of Cliff Levingston arguably was the two championships he would win late in his career with the Michael Jordan led Chicago Bulls, there is no question that the prime of his career was the six seasons he spent in Atlanta.
Levingston was used often as a starter for Atlanta and would have a respectable .528 Field Goal Percentage as a Hawk, one year finishing eighth in that category. He would also finish in the top ten three times on Offensive Rebound Percentage.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Power Forward
- Acquired: Traded from the Detroit Pistons with Antoine Carr and the 1986 and 1987 2nd Round Pick (which would be Augusto Binelli & Terence Bailey) for Dan Roundfield 6/18/84.
- Departed: Signed as an Unrestricted Free Agent with the Chicago Bulls. 10/3/90.
- Games Played: 474
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Per Game Averages: 25.0 MP
.529 eFG%
.704 FT%
8.9 PTS
6.2 RB
0.9 AST
0.8 STL
0.8 BLK
35 Playoff Games
15.1 MP
.491 eFG%
.792 FT%
4.5 PTS
3.4 RB
0.4 AST
0.3 STL
0.5 BLK
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Advanced Stats: 14.1 PER
.568 TS%
11.5 VORP
32.2 WS
25 Playoff Games
10.5 PER
.560 TS%
0.1 VORP
0.9 WS
- Major Accolades and Awards: None
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