36. Jim Fox
Jim Fox was a journeyman for sure. He began his professional career with Real Madrid in the Spanish League, following it with stints in R.C. Mechelen (Belgium), Cincinnati, Detroit, Phoenix, Chicago (Cincinnati again) before he got to Seattle. He would spend three seasons with the Sonics and while he bounced around as much as a basketball, his first season in Seattle saw him average a double-double and almost did so again in his second season. To this day, Jim Fox still holds the franchise record for rebounds in a game with 30. The journeyman would finish his career with Milwaukee and New York.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Center
- Acquired: Traded from the Kansas City-Omaha Kings with Dick Gibbs for Pete Cross and Don Kojis 10/9/72.
- Departed: Traded to the Milwaukee Bucks for a 1976 2nd Round Pick (which would be Bayard Forrest) 10/22/75.
- Games Played: 227
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Per Game Averages: 28.1 MP
.488 eFG%
.726 FT%
10.6 PTS
9.0 RB
2.4 AST
0.7 STL*
0.2 BLK*
8 Playoff Games
5.0 MP
.286 eFG%
.571 FT%
1.5 PTS
1.1 RB
0.3 AST
0.0 STL*
0.1 BLK*
* Steals and Blocks were only an official statistic in the last two of his three years in Seattle. -
Advanced Stats: 15.7 PER
.556 TS%
3.1 VORP
17.6 WS**
8 Playoff Games
6.7 PER
.351 TS%
-0.1 VORP
-0.1 WS**
** VORP was only a statistic in the last two of his three years in Seattle. - Major Accolades and Awards: None.
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