28. Bob Rule
One of the first stars of the Seattle SuperSonics, Bob Rule was a scoring machine and the first option in the franchise’s early days. Granted, the team was not very good, but Rule would average a double-double in his four years plus in Seattle, finishing as high 24.6 Points per Game in his final full season with Seattle. He would go to the 1970 All-Star Game.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Center
- Acquired: Drafted in the 2nd Round, 19th Overall 5/3/67.
- Departed: Traded to the Philadelphia 76ers for a 1972 2nd Round Pick (which would be Joby Wright) and a future 2nd Round Pick 11/25/71.
- Games Played: 264
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Per Game Averages: 33.6 MP
.469 eFG%
.683 FT%
21.4 PTS
10.0 RB
1.5 AST
N/A STL*
N/A BLK*
No Playoff Games
*Steals and Blocks were not statistics when Rule played in Seattle. -
Advanced Stats: 17.8 PER
.512 TS%
N/A VORP
19.5 WS**
No Playoff Games
** VORP was not a statistic when Rule played in Seattle. -
Major Accolades and Awards: First Team All-Rookie (1967-68)
All-Starr (1970).
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