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Michael Ansley
Ranked third on Magic in field-goal percentage in 1990... Scored season-high 25 points against Phoenix 1/22/90... Selected to all-SEC first team as a senior at Alabama... Finished as Crimson Tide's all-time leader in scoring and rebounding.
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Digging in on defense for Orlando in 2019-20, Isaac made sure to protect the rim while also shutting down passing lanes. The determined forward racked up 30 rejections and 14 steals during the first 10 games of the season. He become the first in franchise history to hit those marks in that span.



"Penny's" game is so well rounded, he has some experts comparing him to Magic Johnson. He slashes with the ball, creates for his teammates and surprises with the graceful ease and overwhelming power of his drives.



"Penny" enjoyed a truly dynamic rookie season...One of only two rookies to start all 82 games (Nick Van Exel was the other)...Finished 37th in the NBA in scoring (15.9 ppg, fourth among rookies), 16th in assists (6.6 apg, first among rookies) and sixth in steals (2.3 spg, first among rookies)... Voted NBA Rookie of the Month for January and finished a close second behind Chris Webber for 1994 Rookie of the Year...Shattered the Magic single-season record of 128 steals in a season set by Nick Anderson in 1992-93...Against New Jersey 12/23/93, scored 31 points, grabbed nine rebounds, handed out seven assists, had four steals and blocked three shots...Named MVP of the Rookie Game during the 1994 NBA All-Star Weekend after a 22-minute, 22-point, three-assist performance for the Sensations.



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Shaquille O'Neal
The 1993 NBA All-Star Game, which set the record for highest TV ratings in the event's history, showcased the league's newest superstar, Orlando's Shaquille O'Neal. Through the NBA All-Star break, O'Neal had accomplished feats only dreamed of by rookies. He was the only player to be ranked among the top ten in four categories, which helped his team to three more wins by mid-season than the entire 199192 year. On February 16, 1993, he scored a career-high 46 points, a total only three NBA players surpassed in the season's first half. On defense, his 188 blocked shots broke the franchise's previous career record of 138.
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