Recently eclipsing that mark, for ten points, name this team currently led by Marquette and LSU grads Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O'Neal.
Their first pick in the expansion draft was 6'9" center Arvid Kramer, who had scored 16 points in a brief stint with Denver nine seasons earlier, and other expansion picks included Hansi Gnad of Germany. Other players from their expansion team included John Shasky, Pearl Washington, and Billy Thompson and Rory Sparrow, who were among the six players who averaged double-digits for that 15-67 season coached by Ron Rothstein. Their first playoff appearance resulted in a near upset of top seed Atlanta, and that team featured such players as Harold Miner, Bimbo Coles, and Grant Long. Their best season occurred in 1996-1997, when the team reached the Eastern Conference Finals led by Tim Hardaway and Alonzo Mourning. Recently eclipsing that mark, for ten points, name this team currently led by Marquette and LSU grads Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O'Neal.
Their first pick in the expansion draft was 6'9" center Arvid Kramer, who had scored 16 points in a brief stint with Denver nine seasons earlier, and other expansion picks included Hansi Gnad of Germany.
{Miami} {Heat} (accept either)