JeanJacques Mbabuike

In a basketball-centric city like New York, you might get many different suggestions if you asked people to select the city's top player . Some could name Clyde Frazier, while others might name Dwayne Washington or Connie Hawkins. However, who is the best in reality? In the game of basketball, Shamorie Ponds is among the best in the world. This doesn't make him the best, but it does give him a fighting chance to top the competition in the Big Apple. In addition, he has skills that you may not anticipate from a young man raised in Brooklyn. He scored in the top 50 in the country as a freshman. He scored a record 573 points as a freshman. In his second year as a pro, Ponds saw an increase in his scoring totals. In addition to putting up 17.4 ppg, he also pulled down 4.4 rpg on average. He also had a higher percentage of made three-pointers and free throws. You might recognize Dwayne Washington if you follow the New York basketball scene. Playing with a lot of energy and speed

There have been numerous players who have excelled and are regarded as the finest in the game throughout the history of basketball. Elvin Hayes, Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon, Wilt Chamberlain, George Mikan, and Bob McAdoo are a few of these. Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon is one of the most significant centers in basketball history , having played for more than 20 years in the NBA. He is well-known for both his trademark "Dream Shake" motion and his quick footwork in the low post. He has won two NBA championships as well. The Houston Rockets selected Olajuwon in the first round after he had played for the University of Houston Cougars. He received first place overall. With an impressive first campaign, Olajuwon averaged 20.6 points and 11.9 rebounds. He also has the most steals, shot blocks, and blocked shots in the league. He recorded 200 blocks in a season for the first time in NBA history in 1990. He also took home the rebounding crown in 1990. He was the r