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Glen Rice
Rice logged the second most minutes of any NBA player in 1997-98 en route to finishing seventh in the league in scoring. He ranked third in the NBA in scoring in 1996-97.
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Like a fine wine, Rozier only gets better with age. Typically at his best in the fourth quarter, he plays with top-notch energy and makes defenders whine with fatigue. With his tireless triples and clutch creation of shots, the guard makes Charlotte an exhausting team to close out.



The new-age big man, Jones possesses the handle to create his own shot. During the second quarter against San Antonio, the 6-foot-11 rookie caught a pass beyond the 3-point mark, drove past a defender closing out too quickly and then rose through the air for a vicious poster slam.



Batum takes care of business and takes care of the ball, which is why he took things to another level in 2016-17. He emerged as the fourth player in NBA history to finish a season with 1,000 points, 450 rebounds, 450 assists and fewer than 200 turnovers. Boris Diaw, Jason Kidd and Fat Lever also did it.



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Anthony Frederick
Frank Kaminsky
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Bobby Jackson, Guard - Hornets.
Tony Bennett, Guard - Hornets.

Back to the Front! Hornets card back du jour...

Kelly Tripucka
Drafted in first round by Detroit in 1981... Named to 1982 NBA all-rookie team... Averaged 20 or more points in first three seasons.
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