does anyone know any #31's that played for the chicago bulls?
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I had to look around awhile, but on page 96 of 136 (it may say 302), I found this:\n\n31\nJim Fox (1970-72)\nBill Hewitt (1974-75)\nSam Worthen (1980-81)\nGranville Waiters (1986-88)\nBrent Barry (1998-99)\nNorman Richardson (2001-02)\nRoger Mason, Jr. (2002-2003)\n\nHowever, in scanning the team photos, it also looks as though there's a "John Laskowski" wearing a "31" warm-up jersey in the 1976-77 photo.
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Yeah, Roy will definitely not be available that low. Indiana would need to work out a trade of sorts to get him.\n\nI'm a Chicago Bulls fan, and they have 2 relatively high picks...#2 and #16. With this appearing to be a relatively weak draft I would almost like to see Chicago package the picks in a trade for an established player(s) already in the league. Or maybe set themselves up for next years draft. Greg Oden will probably leave Ohio State after 1 year. And some research is showing that it really could be a blockbuster type of class in 2007.\n\nI need to be realistic, however. It seems the Bulls will use the #2 pick on Tyrus Thomas. I think that he's too unproven. He wasn't even the best player on his own team at LSU. It's tough to say who the #16 pick will be. I read this morning that it could be foreign player Saer Sene.\n\nI'd like to see Shelden Williams in a Bulls uniform. Duke players are typically a safe bet. And Chicago could use his defense. For the other pick I just hope they pick up a forward or center. They don't need another guard, though they seem intent on using one of their picks for one.
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Michael Jordan and the 1997 Bulls.
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Do any of these players with retired numbers have significance to you?  \n\n7  Bingo Smith        70-71 - 79-80  [retired 12/4/79]\n7  Pete Maravich      74-75 - 79-80  [retired 12/9/88]\n7  Kevin Johnson      87-88 - 97-98 and 99-00  [retired 3/7/01]\n\n8 - None\n\n10  Jo Jo White        69-70 - 78-79  [retired 4/9/82]\n10  Bob Love           68-69 - 75-76  [retired 1/14/94]\n10  Walt Frazier       67-68 - 76-77  [retired 10/15/76]\n10  Maurice Cheeks     78-79 - 88-89  [retired 2/6/95]\n10  Nate McMillan      86-87 - 98-99  [retired 3/24/99]\n\nPersonally, I would honor "Pistol Pete" and wear #7
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He's solid. I'm a Bulls fan and I love watching him play. He played college ball at Kansas (didn't like him so much back then since I'm an Illinois guy). He led his team to the championship game but lost to Syracuse. \n\nI vaguely remember that he was born in Iowa too.\n\nThat's pretty much the extent of my knowledge on this topic.
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I saw them winning, I didn't see them winning by 42...\n\nThe star player on the Bulls is and will be Luol Deng.  He's grown 2 inches since they drafted him and is poised to be a similar type of player to Scottie Pippen (maybe even better than Pip...seriously).  But the signature with this team isn't a "best player" though, because so many of their players are right there with Deng at the top and the Bulls play as a team, you could make an argument for up to 7 guys being their best players:  Deng, Big Ben, Little Ben, Kirk, Nocioni, Thomas, and even Sefolosha down the road.  They're going to have a great season.
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29. Knicks: PJ Tucker\n30. Trailblazers: Shannon Brown\n\nPJ Tucker\nNBA Position: SG/SF\nCollege: Texas\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-5\nWt: 225\nStats: PPG 16.1 | APG 2.9 | RPG 9.5\nHas a great combination of strength and athleticism ... Intense competitor ... Scores a lot of baskets by overpowering defenders with his tremendous body strength ... Plays with a lot of toughness. Extremely aggresive, intimidates opponents with his nasty demeanor ... Explosive leaping ability and has the strength to go inside and finish ... Strong one on one skills and looks to drive to the basket ... His ability to create shots for himself off the dribble has improved ... Strong defender ... Tremendous rebounder for a 6-5 player ... Great speed in the open court ... Free throw shooting has shown steady improvement \n\nPJ Tuker fits for the Knicks.  There's no need for a shooting guard in New York (Shannon Brown), given the fact that both Jamaal Crawford and Jalen Rose are on the roster. Tucker could be groomed to replace Quenton Richardson at the small forward spot, who appears to be on the decline in New York.  \n\n30. Knicks:\nShannon Brown\nNBA Postion: Shooting Guard\nCollege: Michigan St.\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-3\nWt: 200\nShannon Brown, clearly the best player on the board fits better in Portland, given its need to replace Juan Dixon at the two guard spot.  This upgrade to Brown would provide fellow MSU allum Zack Randoph some help on offence.\n\nMichigan State Junior shooting guard Shannon Brown has been very impressive in workouts, so impressive a number of scouts feel he has leap-frogged his teammate Maurice Ager and should be selected in the 15-20 range. \n\nThe knock on him has always been that he is too small and lacks a position, but with his incredible athleticism he's able to overcome that.\n\nBrown is one of the most athletic guards in the draft, his jump shot has vastly improved. \n\nMr. Jones, though we didn't see eye to eye on some picks (I still think the Lakers need a bigman), I belive overall you did a fine job on your mock draft.  Only time will tell how things will work out.\n\nIn addition, please go to this link and answer my draft question:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20060630091221AAQIwU1&pa=FYd1D2bwHTHwIbtgHOkyRQHp_K_.39obzD1YQxtCxpZ5Pg--&msgr_status=
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Chicago Bulls in the 90's
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"KENYAN WEAKS - GAINESVILLE FL"\n\n"In case you are interested in obtaining more information about this player, please contact Kingstone Basketball by email: management@kingstonebasketball.com or by phone:\n\nPhone Int'l:....+41.79.826.7500 \nPhone Brazil:..+55.11.8299.5705 \nFax:.............+852.3014.8272"
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I believe it was Thoeren Fleury of Calgary, Colorado, NY Rangers, Chicago.  I'm not positive, but I thought I heard him referred to as the shortest in history during his playing days. \n\n5'6".\n\nOh yeah.  Mike Antonovich of the North Stars, Whalers, and Devils was also 5'6".  There's bound to have been other five-sixers.
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Here's my list:\n\nDarryl Dawkins\nMoses Malone\nKevin Garnett\nJermaine O'Neal\nTracy McGrady\nKobe Bryant\nAmare Stoudemire\nLebron James\n\nSo far, I got 8.
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It depends on  what position you play and who you like. \n\n#20 damon and salim stoudamire, raymond felton, gary "the glove" payton\n\n#21 hakim warrick, tim duncan, k.g., chris duhon or even the human highlight reel, dominque wilkins\n\n#22 rudy gay, mike "the 3" redd, and tayshaun prince\n\n#23 j. rich, quentin richardson, marcus camby, lebron and the man himself jordan\n\n#24 richard jefferson, antonio mcdyess, mo "shoot in yo' eye" peterson, andre miller, and "the kid" kobe\n\n#31 jason terry, shane battier, charlie villanueva, ricky "i got hops" davis and shawn "da matrix" marion\n\n#32 larry hughes, "rip" hamiltion, shaq and "the legend" magic johnson\n\n#33 mike miller, sheldon williams, grant hill, larry "big guns" bird, and scottie pippen\n\n#34 paul pierce, ray "i got 3's" allen, and "the big nasty" charles barkley\n\n#35 adam "da rookie" morrison\n\nso you got options, it just depends on who you want. good luck this year and make sure you PRAY, before, at halftime and at the end of each game. Tell GOD thank you for keeping you safe and breathing.
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Rick Adelman of the Sacramento Kings!! Not because i idolize him, but to ask him what he is doing?!??!? i mean come on! Try playin the bench every now and then cause it aint workin'!!
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David Greenwood was an All American at UCLA in the late 70s...he was taken by the Bulls as the 2nd overall pick in the 79 draft.\n\nHe played 6 seasons with the Bulls, and twelve seasons all together in the NBA, averaging just over 10 pts per game during his career.\n\nIn case you're wondering who was taken ahead of Greenwood in the '79 draft...some of you could probably guess... it was a fella by the name of Earvin "Magic" Johnson.\n\nIf you go to http://www.basketball-reference.com/draft/ucla.html\n\nthis will give you a list of UCLA players that have been  drafted by the NBA. Not all of them made it in the pros, but if you click on a players name that has an active link, it will bring you to his NBA career page, and you can see which team(s) he played with.
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Mathias Kiwanuka\nDE (6'5", 266, 4.73) BOSTON COLLEGE\n32 pick in the first round
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I wish I knew! Atlanta (where I hale from) called him the ageless wonder. I would love to know the answer. You could contact him. I don't know who he plays for now, but if you go to his teams web site, they have a way you can contact the players. You might want to try that.
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Lou Brock , Bob Gibson , Fergie Jenkins and Frank Robinson all played for the globetrotters at one time or another.That may not be the whole list , but , thats all I can come up with. By the way, these are all hall of fame players.