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In 1998, this sharpshooter from Serbia Montenegro won MVP of the Greek League, and was drafted Kings the next year. With Chris Webber injured on the sidelines in 2003-04, he stepped up his game and helped keep the Kings competitive. He finished fourth in MVP voting that year. Who is he? |
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This popular player is from Serbia-Montenegro. He started his career playing with Magic Johnson on the Lakers in 1989, and has played for the Hornets and Kings. He's known for taking charges in the paint and for his unusual (and effective) offensive game. Who is he? |
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This country sent only three players to the NBA in the 20th century. However, two became All-Stars at the forward position, notorious for both offensive brilliance and defensive incompetence. What country did they hail from? |
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Which of these young NBA players was not from South America? |
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With a fall to Puerto Rico in the 2004 Athens Olympics, the "Dream Team" appeared to be a thing of the past. Puerto Rico had one NBA player. Who was he? |
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This Center was the first player ever to be drafted 1st overall in the NBA draft, having never played college or high school basketball in the U.S. He is: |
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It's a common idea that it takes a few years to take European players to develop into the NBA game. In 2001, however, this player was an exception by becoming the first European to ever win rookie of the year. He is: |
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With 'His Airness' retired, Scottie Pippen and this versitile Croatian forward helped keep the Bulls in the playoffs, and he remained a key part of the Bulls second three-peat when MJ returned. His name is: |
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This legendary center earned his U.S. citizenship just before the 1996 Atlanta games, which allowed him to play for the second Dream Team. He is: |
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Out of the six continents with people on them, how many have produced NBA players? |
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