29. Kendall Gill

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Beginning his professional career with the Charlotte Hornets, Kendall Gill was a spectacular dunker who made the First Team NBA All-Rookie Team. Gill would become an effective scorer for Charlotte and, in his sophomore season, would average more than 20 Points per Game. Gill was a balanced player who, for whatever reason, has fallen through the cracks in Charlotte basketball folklore.

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Position: Shooting Guard
Acquired: Drafted in the 1st Round, 5th Overall in the NBA Draft 6/27/90.
Departed: Traded to the Seattle SuperSonics with the 1st Round pick of 1994 (which would be Carlos Rogers) for Dana Barros, Eddie Johnson, and a 1st Round Pick of 1994 (which would be Sharone Wright) 9/1/93.

Acquired (2): Traded from the Seattle SuperSonics for Hersey Hawkins and David Wingate 6/27/95

Departed (2): Traded to the New Jersey Nets with Khalid Reeves for Kenny Anderson and Gerald Glass 1/19/96
Games Played: 266
Per Game Averages: 32.1 MP
465 eFG%
.772 FT%
15.6 PTS
4.5 RB
4.2 AST
1.5 STL
0.5 BLK

9 Playoff Games
39.2 MP
404 eFG%
.714 FT%
17.3 PTS
5.1 RB
2.9 AST
2.3 STL
0.7 BLK
Advanced Stats: 15.4 PER
.508 TS%
4.8 VORP
11.3 WS

9 Playoff Games
13.3 PER
.440 TS%
0.1 VORP
0.3 WS
Major Accolades and Awards: None