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 often used as a starter for Atlanta and posted a respectable .528 Field Goal Percentage as a Hawk, finishing eighth in that category one year. 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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