Which NBA center is fondly known as "Zo"?What team does he play for?What team did he begin his NBA career with
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alonzo mouring he plays for miami heat, think he started carrer with the charlotte hornets
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Definitly Yao.\n\nTracy is a good player. However, his standard is just like Kobe Byrant, Murbarry or Steve Francis. This kind of players got a perfect personal stats. However, they did less contribution to the teams. Their goal is not the teams win, is their personal scores. \n\nTracy can be replaced by so many options in the free market. However, it is not easy to find a centre as good as Yao. He can shot inside as O'neal. Grab the rebound like B. Wallace. Shot the 3 points as Marion.
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his real name is Lopez Caro, his nickname (here in Spain) is : the *sshole that doesn't know left from right and that is gonna make sure that Madrid goes down the hill faster than you can say :Beckingham is a wussy and zidane is gay". barcelona is gonna win the league again. sorry. madrid should go and play ping pong. forever.
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Yea, his name was Robert Traylor, he was drafted by the Mavericks with the 6th overall pick in the 98 draft, but was a complete bust, his career scoring average is 4.8. The Cavaliers declined to pick up his $1.76 million contract before the year. So he is a free agent, but I am sure that no team is interested.
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1) Earl Lloyd, first to "play".  October 31, 1950, Earl Lloyd was the first African-American to play in an NBA game. Lloyd played one day before Chuck Cooper because of the schedule. http://www.aaregistry.com/african_american_history/424/First_Black_plays_in_NBA\nhttp://www.aaregistry.com/african_american_history/1523/Earl_Lloyd_one_of_the_1st_Black_NBA_players\n\n2) Chuck Cooper, first "drafted" out of college. On April 25, 1950, the Boston Celtics selected 6-foot-6-inch Chuck Cooper of Duquesne University in the second round, making Cooper the first black player to be drafted in the NBA. http://www.hoophall.com/exhibits/freedom_nba.htm\n\n3) I've found conflicting information for the first african-american to sign an NBA contract.\n\nNat Clifton was the first to sign an NBA contract (with New York). http://www.ringsurf.com/info/Sports/Basketball/NBA/NBA_History/NBA_-_A_Growing_League/\n\nHarold Hunter, first to "sign an NBA contract", out of North Carolina College (never played in the NBA, was cut during pre-season). http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04032/268055.stm
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Wow, looking at the names on these lists just proves the point I've been making that the quality of NBA centers today is at an all time low.\n\n1. Shaq\n2. Tim Duncan (if you want to count him as a center)\n\nThen a big drop off\n\n3. Yao Ming\n\nThen a little drop off\n\n4. Ben Wallace\n\nThen a HUGE drop off\n\n\n5. Everybody else tied for last
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No he plays for the Magic. He got traded to the Pistons by the Jazz and then the Pistons traded him in the middle of the year to Orlando with Darko.
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Igor Rakocevic. He played for the Timberwolves for less than a season. He hardly knew the fundamentals of basketball.
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I think you want me to say Zo, and he was great this playoffs, but you cant underestimate the effect that Shaq has on other teams defenses, offenses, psyches, game plans, etc.  I dont think the Heat could have won the championship w/o him, without Zo...maybe so.
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He used to play for the NBA's Golden State Warriors.\n\nCurrently he's a member of Maccabi Tel Aviv, a European basketball team together with Rodney Buford, another former NBA player.\n\nHe played college basketball at Arizona (2001-03) and at Georgia Tech (2003-05)...selected in the 2005 NBDL Draft by Roanoke Dazzle (#5)...signed for the 2005-06 season by Roanoke Dazzle...on March06 signed by Golden state Warriors...moved to Israel for the 22006-07 season, signed by Maccabi Tel Aviv.\n\nHometown: Chicago, Ill.\nHigh School: Crane Tech Prep\n\nBynum is a playground legend in the Chicago area having outplayed many of the city's best players, including Antoine Walker, Tony Allen, Luther Head, Dee Brown, and Sean Dockery.
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Jason Kidd (New Jersey Nets)\nJalen Rose (Phoenix Suns)\nGerald Green (Boston Celtics)\nJosh Howard (Dallas Mavericks)\nJosh Smith (Atlanta Hawks)\nShanna Zolman (San Antonio Silver Stars)\nRobert Horry (San Antonio Spurs)\nDawn Staley (Houston Comets)\nMegan Duffy (Minnesota Lynx)\nCuttino Mobley (Los Angeles Clippers)\nBaron Davis (Golden State Warriors)
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Excellent rebounder, could be a great player overseas, maybe NBA. Reminds me of a Brian Cardinal or Austin Croshere. He could very well make it in the NBA, might be a second round pick of the Pacers, Spurs, or Suns.
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Former #1 overall draft pick of the Golden State Warriors in the early 80s. One of the bigger busts in NBA History.
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Center - Wilt\nPower forward - Russel  (Talk about your twin towers)\nSmall forward - Bird\nPoint Guard - Magic\nShooting Guard - Jordan
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Actually, he was born in West Virginia...Below is part of his bio from "wikipedia":\n\nMay 9, 1951 in Mullens, West Virginia) is a former basketball player, and current head coach of the National Basketball Association's Phoenix Suns (2003–present). Working for the Phoenix franchise since 2003, he won NBA Coach of the Year Award for the 2004-05 after leading the Suns to a 62-20 record and a trip to the Western Conference Finals.\n[edit]\n\nPlayer career\n\nAfter a college career at Marshall University, D'Antoni was drafted by the Kansas City-Omaha Kings in the 2nd round of the 1973 NBA Draft. He was all-NBA Rookie Second Team choice for 1974. After 3 seasons for the Kings (1974-1976), he Played for St. Louis Spirits of the American Basketball Association in 1976, and for San Antonio Spurs (again NBA) in 1977.\n\nD'Antoni was then called by the Italian team of Olimpia Milano, starting a great European career which turned him later in the club's all-time leading scorer. He was voted the league’s top point guard of all time in 1990 and he paced his team to five Italian League titles, two Cups of Europe, two Cups of Italy, one Korac Cup and one Intercontinental Cup. Being of Italian origins, D'Antoni was also selected to play on the Italian national team for the World Cup in 1989.\n\nD'Antoni nickname in Europe was Arsène Lupin for his ability in stealing balls from other players.
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Arvidas Sabonis from Lithuania.\nBy the time he got to the NBA, he was on the downside of his career. Anyone who remembers seeing him when he was younger, playing in international competitions, remembers one of the great centers of all time. He could score from both inside and out, was a great low-post passer, and a dominating defender. Just a complete package.
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LMAO, yo this Kobe Bryant impostor really cracks me up, dude you're funny! Anyway, I think people do call Iverson a ball-hog also, I just don't think they hate him as much as they hate Kobe. Kobe is one of those guys that you either love or hate, there is no middle road. I was reading an article that asked for the most hated and the most loved player (just two of many categories) and Kobe was the only player to be in the top 5 of both lol. It really doesn't matter what Kobe does, people will always find a way to hate him simply because they have nothing better to do. The Kobe impostor did have one thing correct though, Kobe is currently the best player in the world!