NBA Power Rankings: The 50 Dirtiest Players in NBA History  By
(Pop Culture Lead Writer) on December 1, 2010  53,565 reads   1
of 52 8 Jun 1997:  John Stockton #12, Karl Malone #32 and Bryon
Russell #3 of the Utah Jazz during the Jazz 78-73 win over the
Chicago Bulls in Game 4 of the NBA Finals at the Delta Center in
Salt Lake City, Utah. Mandatory Credit: Brian Bahr  /Allsport
Brian Bahr/Getty Images  These here are the bad boys, folks.
Every sport has them. These are the ones that put winning so
high on their list of priorities, they disregard ethical decency
to attain it.  These are the guys that you hate when they are on
a different team but absolutely adore when they are on your own.
Whether it be constant elbows being thrown or simply a
propensity to flop, these players work on the line separating
lawful play from illegal venture.  You will find that there are
two types of dirty athletes. There are those that are acting out
of frustration and those that are trying to get an edge. All the
while, these gu