34. Derrick Coleman

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A two-time Third Team All-NBA player and one-time All-Star when he was playing for the New Jersey Nets, Derrick Coleman still had a lot left in the tank when he arrived in Charlotte in his early 30s. Coleman no longer had a double-double average, but could still explode for great games on both ends of the court.

The Bullet Points

Position: Power Forward
Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent 1/21/99.
Departed: Traded to the Philadelphia 76ers as part of a three-team trade. Charlotte sent Cash to the Golden State Warriors. Golden State sent Chris Porter to Charlotte. Golden State traded Corie Blount and Vonteego Cummings to Philadelphia. Philadelphia sent George Lynch, Jerome Moiso, and Robert Traylor to Charlotte. Philadelphia traded Cedric Henderson and a 2005 1st Round Pick (which would be Joey Graham) 10/25/01.
Games Played: 145
Per Game Averages: 29.0 MP
.457 eFG%
.762 FT%
13.8 PTS
7.9 RB
2.0 AST
0.5 STL
1.3 BLK

9 Playoff Games
28.6 MP
.434 eFG%
.784 FT%
12.0 PTS
8.3 RB
2.2 AST
0.8 STL
1.6 BLK
Advanced Stats: 17.2 PER
.519 TS%
2.8 VORP
9.7 WS

9 Playoff Games
18.4 PER
.503 TS%
0.3 VORP
0.6 WS
Major Accolades and Awards: None