Anyone know which famous basketball players played with number 11?
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Karl Malone wore #11 when he played for the Lakers\n\nSome current players wearing #11:\nJamal Crawford, Knicks guard\nJamal Tinsley, Pacers guard\nZeljko Rebraca, Clippers center\nPat Burke, Suns center\nZarko Cabarkapa, Warriors forward\nJacque Vaughn, Spurs guard\nYao Ming, Rockets center\nT.J. Ford, Raptors guard\nDee Brown, Jazz rookie guard\nEarl Boykins, Nuggets guard\nZydrunas Ilgauskas, Cavs center
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all time:   \n         larry bird, bill walton, pistol pete, bob cousy, john havlicek.\n \ncurrent:\n        dirk nowitzki, steve nash, jason kidd, andrew bogut,\npeje stoyokovic.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl Malone, Julius Erving and Charles Barkley
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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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(1) George Yardley, Detroit. scored 2001 points in the 1957-58 season.\n\n(2) Atlanta was were the 2003 all-star game was held.\n\n(3) Washington wizards, they started in the '60s as the Packers then moved to Baltimore to become the Bullets, then became the capital Bullets, then washington bullets, and now washington \nwizards.\n\n(4) Jordan high points was 69 for a regular season game, and 63 for a playoff game.\n\n(5) Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in a single game.
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1.Mike Woodson \n2.Doc Rivers \n3.Bernie Bickerstaff \n4.Mike Brown \n5.Avery Johnson \n6.Dwane Casey \n7.Byron Scott \n8.Maurice Cheeks \n9.Nate McMillan \n10.Sam Mitchell \n11.Eddie Jordan
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Wilt Chamberlain is the greatest player ever to play the game. Chamberlain set many records, including 100 points scored in a game (1962, against the New York Knicks) and 23,924 career rebounds. Dominating the game as few players in any sport ever have, Chamberlain seemed capable of scoring and rebounding at will, despite the double- and triple-teams and constant fouling tactics that opposing teams used to try to shut him down
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denis rodman, scottie pippen and ah who is the other one oh yea michael jordan
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There were four Europeans in the NBA (or the BAA as it was called then) during its first year of existence in 1947:\n\nFrido Frey - Germany\nLee Knorek - Poland\nHank Beenders - Netherlands\nHank Biasatti - Italy\n\nThe Bulgarian player you're thinking of might be Georgi Glouchkov, who played in 1986, which was also the first year for Germany's Detlef Schrempf and Uwe Blab.
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This is tough but I will say Bob Cousy,Oscar Robertson,Magic Johnson,Pistol Pete Maravichand Earl the Pearl Monroe.\n\nThere have been so many great ones it's really impossible to rank them accurately.
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Top Five Plays\nHonorable Mention - Even though I was a Knicks fan, Reggie Miller dismantling them in 17 seconds to bring the Pacers back with a couple of quick steals and threes was great basketball.\n\n5. Magic Johnson's sky hook against the Celtics in the Finals (1987 I think). It was the premiere rivalry of the 1980's with the two premiere players (Magic and Bird). \n\n4. Derek Fisher's shot with .04 seconds left to beat the Spurs in the 2004 Western Conference Semis. That shot changed the course of the NBA. If the Spurs win that game, they probably win the series and go on to face the Pistons in the finals. If that happens, we may be talking three-peat and a Spurs dynasty this year, or another Spurs-Pistons match up at least.\n\n3. Dr. J rocking the cradle against the Lakers in the 1981 Finals. Another shot that lives on in highlight lore.\n\n2. Larry Bird's steal and scoop against the Pistons in the Conference Finals (I think this was 1986 season). The fact that moments before he had hit another shot to keep the game close was also incredible.\n\n1. Jordan's 20 footer to beat the Jazz in the 1998 Finals. That moment summed up the career of the greatest player of his time. The image of that shot still haunts many a Jazz fan.
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depends on when you were watching him.  he wore 4 different numbers...\n\nJordan wore four jersey numbers in his career: his customary #23, #45 after his return from his first retirement, #9 in the first Dream Team and #12, an "emergency uniform" worn during a game against the Orlando Magic during the 1990-1991 season after his uniforms were stolen from the visitor's locker room.
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MANU GINOBILI!!!! From the San Antonio Spurs basketball team! He is number 20 (very attractive!) and he is an excellent player!\n\nHis nick-names are Obi-Wan Ginobili, plus a few others\n\nGo Spurs Go!!!
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4 - Chauncy Billups, Rasheed Wallace, Rip Hamilton, and Ben wallace. Please see the roster for the east team below:\n\nAll-Stars \nEast Starters \nAllen Iverson G 76ers 33.5 ppg, 7.4 apg \nDwyane Wade G Heat 27.4 ppg, 6.8 apg \nLeBron James F Cavs 31.2 ppg, 7 rpg \nGilbert Arenas G Wizards 28.3 ppg, 5.9 apg \nShaquille O'Neal C Heat 19.4 ppg, 9.3 rpg \nEast Reserves \nChauncey Billups G Pistons 18.9 ppg, 8.5 apg \nRichard Hamilton G Pistons 21.6 ppg, .504 FG% \nChris Bosh F Raptors 22.5 ppg, 9.2 rpg \nVince Carter F Nets 23.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg \nPaul Pierce F Celtics 26.4 ppg, 7.1 rpg \nRasheed Wallace F Pistons 15.4 ppg, 6.6 rpg \nBen Wallace C Pistons 7.8 ppg, 12.2 rpg \nGilbert Arenas G Wizards 28.3 ppg, 5.9 apg
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I don't know about "went on" but some played two sports at one time or dabbled in another like Dave DeBusschere who played two seasons as a pitcher for the White Sox. \n\nI think this was in the days when the NBA sked was shorter and they could do that. Other names are Harry Riconda, Ralph Miller, Ed Wineapple, Bert Lewis and Rusty Saunders...proving pro basketball existed before you were born. \n\nSince WWII...Mark Hendrickson, Frankie Baumholtz, Howie Schultz, Chuck Connors (of TV's Rifleman fame), Del Rice, Bill McCahan, Hank Biasetti, George Crowe, Irv Noren, Steve Hamilton, Cotton Nash, Ron Reed, Johnny Gee, Dick Ricketts, Gene Conley...and finally a person your age may have heard of..Danny Ainge (played for the Celts, Suns, Blazers and the Blue Jays). \n\nAnyway, use the links provided and search for each guy to see their stats in both sports.
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The most famous player is Old Yogi Berra, played for the Yankee's he was traded to them from St. Louis Cardinals. Has played in more world series than anyone else. He was born on Elizabeth street in St. Louis. (The Hill) He is famous because I cant turn on the TV without seeing him advertising something
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His jersey number was 13, and he played on the Warriors, 76ers,\nand Lakers in the NBA. He also played at Kansas, and Overbrook\nHigh School in Philadelphia. He also played for the Harlem Globetrotters.