10. Mike Gminski
A former Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year at Duke, Mike Gminski was drafted 7th overall in 1980 by the New Jersey Nets. The “Big G” was used off the bench in the first four seasons, but would take over the starting Center role for the team in the 1984/85 campaign. Gminski would be in the top 20 in Offensive Rebounds (if we count the season he was traded midway to Philadelphia) as a Net, and he was not a bad scorer. In his last three seasons with the Nets, he averaged over 16 Points per Game, and as a good free-throw shooter, with three seasons of a free-throw percentage over .840.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Center
- Acquired: Selected in the 1st Round 7th Overall 6/10/80.
- Departed: Traded to the Philadelphia 76ers with Ben Coleman for Roy Hinson, Tim McCormick and a 1989 2nd Round Pick (which would be Stanley Brundy) 1/16/88.
- Games Played: 550
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Per Game Averages: 24.8 MP
.473 eFG%
.834 FT%
11.7 PTS
6.7 RB
1.3 AST
0.6 STL
1.1 BLK
20 Playoff Games
22.6 MP
.514 eFG%
.791 FT%
10.7 PTS
5.8 RB
0.7 AST
0.8 STL
1.5 BLK
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Advanced Stats: 16.5 PER
.543 TS%
6.4 VORP
34.4 WS
20 Playoff Games
18.2 PER
.601 TS%
0.6 VORP
1.4 WS
- Major Accolades and Awards: None
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