30. Mel Hutchins
Mel Hutchins was with the Hawks for only two seasons, but those first two campaigns in the National Basketball Association were incredible.
Hutchins was named to an All-Star Game in 1953. Hutchins was the league-leading rebounder in his rookie season, right after he was selected out of BYU. This was an excellent career for a second overall pick from Tri-Cities. He would average a double-double as a Hawk.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Center
- Acquired: Drafted in the 1st Round, 2nd Overall 4/25/51.
- Departed: Sold to the Fort Wayne Pistons 8/23/53.
- Games Played: 137
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Per Game Averages: 40.2 MP
.373 eFG%
.650 FT%
10.5 PTS
12.2 RB
3.0 AST
N/A STL*
N/A BLK*
No Playoff Games
*Steals and Blocks were not a Statistic when Hutchins played. -
Advanced Stats: 13.7 PER
.438 TS%
N/A VORP **
16.9 WS
No Playoff Games
** VORP was not a Statistic when Hutchins played. -
Major Accolades and Awards: All-Star (1953)
Most Rebounds (1951-52).
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