Is there anyone in the NBA that is from (born) MA?
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At least one: Michael Bradley.  Check the link for info on this player.
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past-- Bill Laimbeer\npresent-- rasheed wallace...............i have the same number as jason maxiell in bball just thought i would let you know!! lol
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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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I'm guessing you mean Mike Samples - the link below shows a player by that name playing in San Angelo in '03.
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Alex\n\nAlex English was the NBA's most prolific scorer during the 1980s and retired as the seventh-leading scorer with 25, 613 points
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I agree, being from Detroit I remember when "Tractor" Traylor was traded from the Mavs to the Bucks on draft day for Dirk Nowitzki,  one sided trade if I ever saw one.  \n\nTraylor a very talented bigman originally from the Detroit Public Schools, never overcame his weight issues.   I can see the same future for "Big Baby".
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BLESS YOU HEART ! spurs. im a MAVS fan too, check out my 360 page. GRANBURY TEXAN.
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Why stop there? He's going to be another Hurley, another Trajon Langdon, another Dunleavy, another Ferry---another Duke player who plays is a$$ off in college but too soft for the NBA. Another soft Duje player-Boozer. Which brings up another ???---aside from Grant, did Duke ever produce a player who was worth it? My bad--Elton Brand and MAgette. The rest are garbage--including Reddick.
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The only player I can think of is Brian Cook, who actually asked for his college number, #34, after Shaq left, but was turned down, so he settled for #43.\n\ndouble_g, Karl Malone's number when he was with the Lakers was 11 (which, I believe, was also his number when he played for the USA Men's Olympic Basketball team), not 43.
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Not J.J. Redick! Don't compare them just because they are both white.\n\nWith that said... the two I think are like him are Mike Gansey of West Virginia and Adam Haluska of Iowa. Yes, I know they are both white too, but they are athletic, slightly undersized guards who can rebound and score like Sura can.\n\nI have always admired Sura's game and I hope he recovers from his injury to play again.
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1.Allen Iverson\n2.Kevin Garnett\n3.Vince Carter\n4. Lebron James\n5.Tracy M'c Rady\n\nThey are my  top five players that i choose.I rekkon all those 5 player that i chose should all play for East.
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jon wallace, played in the NBA for raptors and Knicks for a while too\n\ngreat college player
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Well, there are a couple of hot dudes in the NBA right now but if I had to name only one, it would have to be Mr. Michael Redd. If I'm not mistaken, he's leading the league in scoring right now and he has a 57 point game on the season. \n\nThe dude that has the shivers in my mind is T-Mac! Plain is simple, McGrady is too freakin' talented to be putting up 18 ppg. Seriously, Houston doesn't have such an offensive punch that Mac AND Yao can't both average high 20's!
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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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son I can't believe you just asked a question , like that.\n\n\nI think it was that big dude that played for the Lakers and Magic.  \n\n\nnotable mentions:\nAntoine Walker\nBen Wallace\nWilt Chamberlain\nDennis Rodman
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The first to go directly to the NBA from high school are Bill Willoughby and Darryl Dawkins in 1975 who both played in the "NBA" during the 1975-76 season.   \n\nMoses Malone was the first high schooler to play "professional baskeball" but his first "NBA" season season was played during the 1976-1977 season, a year after than both Willoughby and Dawkins had played in the NBA.
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Maybe Rodney Carney. He's very atheletic and has a good shooting touch. He should be able to play well wherever he goes. (He might be drafted by Minnesota, at least that's what I think)