22. Jeremy Lamb

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Jeremy Lamb played four years of his career for the Charlotte Hornets at the Shooting Guard position, the first two years of which were on the bench. Lamb’s career originally began with the Oklahoma City Thunder, where he bounced back and forth multiple times with their D-League affiliate, but he eventually found his role, and after being traded to Charlotte, he began to excel at it.

Lamb, who was an NCAA Champion with the University of Connecticut, found a role with Charlotte where to averaged over 10 Points per Game for the franchise, peaking with a 15.3 PPG year in 2018-19. That was his swansong in Charlotte, as he signed with Indiana as a Free Agent that offseason.

The Bullet Points

Position: Shooting Guard
Acquired: Traded from the Oklahoma City Thunder for Luke Ridnour and a conditional 2016 2nd Round Pick (which would be Petr Cornelie) 6/25/15.
Departed: Signed as a Free Agent by the Indiana Pacers 6/7/19.
Games Played: 287
Per Game Averages: 23.0 MP
.505 eFG%
.853 FT%
11.9 PTS
4.4 RB
1.8 AST
0.8 STL
0.4 BLK

3 Playoff Games
4.0 MP
.911 eFG%
N/A FT%
3.7 PTS
1.3 RB
0.3 AST
0.0 STL
0.0 BLK
Advanced Stats: 16.9 PER
.550 TS%
5.2 VORP
15.7 WS

3 Playoff Games
39.5 PER
.611 TS%
0.1 VORP
0.1 WS
Major Accolades and Awards: None