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 playing 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 into the postseason (he was a bench player when he made the postseason 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 with Atlanta for only two and a half seasons, but his offensive production earned 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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