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OK. Here’s my criteria: Only players that played between 1974 and now are eligible. Players must have played in at least 500 games or played over 12000 minutes in their career. Only NBA stats count. The rest of the breakdown is subjective, since I like to make stuff up.
First Team
![]() G – Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf – 90.5% |
![]() G – Ray Allen – 88.7% |
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![]() F – Rick Barry – 89.3% |
![]() C – Dirk Nowitzki – 86.9% |
![]() F – Larry Bird – 88.6% |
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Second Team
G – Mark Price – 90.4%
G – Calvin Murphy – 89.2%
F – Kiki Vandeweghe – 87.2%
F – Peja Stojakovic – 89.2%
C – Jack Sikma – 84.9%
Honorable Mention
G – Steve Nash – 89.7%
G – Reggie Miller – 88.8%
F – Ricky Pierce – 87.5%
F – Chris Mullin – 86.5
C – Mike Gminski – 84.3%
Didn’t make the cut/Could be on a future list
G – Jeff Hornacek – 87.7% (he had to make the list because of his free-throw ritual — you know — the cheek thing)
G – Scott Skiles – 88.9% (gotta love his gritty play and his gritty coaching)
G – Sam Cassell – 86.0% (if it weren’t for his complainin’…)
F – Wally Szcerbiak – 86.2% (barely made the minimum # of games cut)
F – Glen Rice – 84.6% (he played for the Heat, Lakers and the Knicks — that’s enough to bump him down here)
C – Bill Laimbeer – 83.7% (how can “Crybaby” Laimbeer not at least be mentioned?)
I have time tracking worksheet that I use at work. It looks something like this:
| Task | Total Hours | Friday, 9/7/2007 | Saturday, 9/8/2007 | … |
| Status Report | 5.25 | 1.5 | 0 | … |
| Staff Meeting | 12.5 | 1.5 | 0 | … |
| … | … | … | … | … |
Since I don’t work on Saturday or Sunday, I’d like to hide all columns that have a date that’s a Saturday or Sunday.
Here’s a little VB macro that will do the trick:
h/t Rowan
OK, so I’ve been getting back into table tennis. I could certainly use the exercise.
We had a table tennis tourney at church last Sunday and it was a lot of fun. I need some practice. I’m not used to playing singles.
I’ve been playing a little at work, however it’s mostly been NPH Volleypong. We have our own logo and Facebook group if you’re interested.
I’ve also been cruising around Youtube checking out the guys that are really good at table tennis.
Some of the notable players: Jan-Ove Waldner, Vladimir Samsonov, Timo Boll, Ma Lin, Jorgen Persson, Zoran Primorac, etc. (There’s no Americans in the ITTF Top 100, incidentally). I think I like watching Samsonov, Waldner and Boll the most.
So, here’s some of the better videos from Youtube:
Waldner vs Persson
Jan-Ove Waldner domination – Waldner basically embarrasses this guy. Yikes.
Timo Boll age 4 to 1996 – Neat video history of Timo Boll growing up playing table tennis
Samsanov vs Boll
LOL, Kirsten Dunst