who are some good basketball players that are number 43?
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current: (but they all suck)\nKris Humphries (TOR)\nKendrick Perkins (BOS)\nJake Voskuhl (CHA)\n\nretired:\nJack Sikma - (jersey #43)\nPlayed with the Seattle Sonics, \nhas had his jersey retired, \nhas one championship ring, \none of the greatest Sonic players of all time
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1.Chauncey Billups\n2.Kobe Bryant\n3.Dwayne Wade\n4.Steve Nash\n5.Dirk Nowitzki\n6.Allen Iverson\n7.Paul Pierce\n8.Shaquille O'Neal\n9.Carmelo Anthony\n10.Pau Gasol
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Probably Andre Johnson of the Houston Texans. I saw him play in a celebrity basketball game at the Cortez Hankton NFL Celebrity Weekend at Texas Southern University. He had some amazing dunks. Marcus Stroud of the Jacksonville Jaguars was there and he can get up there pretty good for a big man.
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PG - Steve Nash \n\nHe thrives on the basics like running pick and rolls and setting up screens to get his teamates open looks. His jump shot is at sound as they come and he has mastered the art of taking the ball into the lane despite not being tremendously atheletic.\n\nSG - Richard Hamilton\n\nHis is a game built on the fifteen to twenty foot jumper. Everyone complains that the jump shot is a lost art but that doesn't apply to Rip. Kobe is far more flash, but if you want a solid shooting guard who earns his bread and butter on the jump shot, you have to go with Rip.\n\nSF - Bruce Bowen\n\nEverything about Bowen is about fundamentals. He earns his bread and butter as a premiere perimeter defender, harassing opposing players who are often far more athletic than he is. His main offensive threat the three pointer was honed from hours of work in the gym. That a man undrafted from College can make it onto the US National Team and hold two championships despite have not athletic gifts is a testament to his determination, sound defensive skills and hard work.\n\n\nPF - Tim Duncan\n\nHe is really the big fundamental for a reason. Nobody is doubting his enormous talent, but he maintains such a low profile precisely because of his quiet demeanor and sound fundamentals. He has single handedly rescued the bank shot off the glass from total obscurity and his game is built around solid footwork, good movement and excellent timing.\n\nC - P.J Brown\n\nThis 12 year veteran has survived so long in the league by doing all the little things right. Crashing the boards, putting a body in the lane to divert shots. Hitting the offensive glass. He is known for all those things that don't often get noticed - hard work, good interior defence and heart.\n\nI really like your choice of Chris Kaman as I think he is very underrated, but I had to stick with PJ. I think Kevin Garnett is the player he is because of his supreme athletic gifts though his fundamentals are quite sound. I tried thinking of players who have worked their way to where they are without being very athletically gifted.
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best 3 point shooter : larry bird\nshortest player : mugsy bogues\ntallest player : manute bol
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Underrated..  In history would be Sam Perkins. He was a center in the late 80's and 90's who could nail a three at any minute. Was one of the first to do this. Now Luke Ridnour pg of the Seattle Sonics. Simply because he gets everyone such great looks. One of the many reasons Ray Allen broke the three point record this year.
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PG: Oscar Robertson\nSG: Michael Jordan\nSF: Larry Bird\nPF: Tim Duncan\nC: Bill Russell
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I think Bosh is currently the best, Okafor is the most solid, while dwight Howard is the best rebounder of the three, and I personally believe that he will emerge as the biggest star of the three in the future.  He is a Dennis Rodman type rebounder who also has a developing offensive game.
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How u only know 5 basketball players but whatever,  Duncan, Iverson, T-Mac, Pierce, Wade, Nash, Jordan, Nowitki, Matrix (Marion), Carter, Kidd, Allen, Big Ben, Rip, Carmelo \n\n     Those are some that youve probably heard of
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Anybody on the Houston Rockets not named Tracy McGrady or Yao Ming\n\nAnybody on the Minnesota Timberwolves not named Kevin Garnett\n\nDarius Miles\n\nJeff Foster
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lamar odom.  I've always liked him since the day he came into the league.  He's in my opinion one of the top 3 most complete players in the game today.  He can literally do everything on the basketball court. shoot, rebound, dribble, pass, post up, shoot the 3, block shots, and play solid D.
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Mike James. When i watched him in Toronto he had has bad games then he would have his amazing games where he would be like 5/6 for 3's. He is one of the best 3-point shooters in the league as well.
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Shaquille Oneal and Dewayne Wade are the strongest and the best in the NBA. Plus I love Dewayne Wade. In almost every game Oneal and Wade came through to the very end scoring and blocking. These two together are the best!
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james, wade, nowitzki\nAlso pierce & nash are very good players
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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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KG is not overrated!\n\nMy list:\n\nPippen, Rasheed Wallace, Marbury, Shaq (last two years), Peja
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In this time period?? Be more specific but ill go from 2000 (No particular order at all) Big man to  Guards is the order I guess\n\n15.Shaquille O'Neal\n14.Yao Ming\n13.Tim Duncan\n12.Dirk Nowitzki\n11.Kevin Garnett\n10.Elton Brand\n9.Carmelo Anthony\n8.Paul Pierce\n7.LeBron James\n6.Tracy McGrady\n5.Dwyane Wade\n4.Kobe Bryant\n3.Allen Iverson\n2.Steve Nash\n1.Jason Kidd\n\nIt's a debatable list you could take out Carmelo and put in Gilbert Arenas (you probably should) but I feel it's the best list here most people (almost everyone didn't put Dirk) and kept putting Chauncey for some reason. I didn't put Vinsanity because he only scores (it seems) when he feels like it. Ray Allen is great but meh... I felt Paul Pierce was more deserving because of his consistency and great sharpshooter skills like Ray Allen. Pierce is just like Elton Brand always looked over because of their team.