40. Ed Pinckney
Ed Pinckney will always be best known for leading Villanova in 1985 to the NCAA Championship where he was named the Final Four Most Outstanding Player. As a professional, his longest run was with the Boson Celtics where he was mostly used as a change of pace Power Forward coming off the bench. Pinckney was not a star but was efficient, showing off a nice PER of 15.6 as a Celtic over 340 Games. Overall, Pinckney averaged 6.1 Points and 19.2 Minutes per Game.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Power Forward
- Acquired: Traded from the Sacramento Kings with Joe Kleine for Danny Ainge and Brad Lohaus 2/23/89.
- Departed: Traded to the Milwaukee Bucks with Andrei Fetisov for Blue Edwards and Derek Strong 6/29/94.
- Games Played: 340
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Per Game Averages: 19.2 MP
.535 eFG%
.806 FT%
6.1 PTS
5.3 RB
0.8 AST
0.8 STL
0.6 BLK
28 Playoff Games
19.8 MP
.612 eFG%
.825 FT%
6.1 PTS
4.8 RB
0.4 AST
0.7 STL
0.4 BLK
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Advanced Stats: 15.6 PER
.609 TS%
5.4 VORP
21.9 WS
28 Playoff Games
15.3 PER
.684 TS%
0.5 VORP
1.7 WS
- Major Accolades and Awards: None.
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