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suns. 1992-93 Media Guide Table of Contents PHOENIX SUNS

Arena Directory

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Personnel . Players .

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Roster

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Opponents Records (Individual) (Team)

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Rankings

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Records (Individual) (Team)

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Regular Season Records (Suns)

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Season Tickets Sold

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Streaks .

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Suns Record by Months HISTORY

All Time Roster

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Year by Year with Suns

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Suns Transactions

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Draft Resume

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Team Captains

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Top Nights (Suns) (Opponents) . .

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Year by Year Leaders (Suns)

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Directory 1991-92 REVIEW

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1992-93 NBA Games on National TV ..... 158

Reg ular Season Summary

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Suns vs. NBA Teams ............. 159-184

Final NBA Standings

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1992 NBA Draft

Suns Season Statistics

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Suns High Games

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RECORDS

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PLAYOFFS

Suns Year by Year Playoff Results ....... 188 1992 Suns Playoff Statistics

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All Time Leaders (Suns)

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1992 NBA Playoffs

Attendance Records

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Playoff Records (Suns) (Opponents)

Career Records (Suns)

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Playoff Format

Coaches and Records

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INFORMATION

Coliseum Records

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Followi ng The Suns 1992-93 . . .. . .. . .

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Game-By-Game 1991-92 .

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Honor Roll Inter-Divisional Records ... .. . . ... . . . Lows (Suns) (Opponents)

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They Cover The Suns

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Media Information

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America West Arena Information

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Telephone Directory

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Arena Seating & Ticket Information

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Commitment To Community

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America West Arena

This season, the Phoen ix Suns bring their rich, 25-year trad ition to a brand-new home - the America West Arena. Named for Phoenix 's hometown airline, the Arena stands in tri bute to the unprecedented partnership among the city of Phoenix, America West Airlines and the Phoenix Suns and to the long-held dream of Phoenix Suns President and CEO, Jerry Colangelo. Colangelo has spent more than 26 years in the NBA, all the while nurturing the dream of an Arena bui lt primarily for a basketbal l team he would call his own. The thousands of hours spent in other people's buildings developed Colangelo's keen eye and kept the desire burning. Since the inception of the franchise, the Phoeni x Suns have played home games at the 14,500-seat Arizona Veterans' Memorial Coliseum. Constructed in 1965, the Coliseum is one of the oldest and smallest facilities used by an NBA team. But his dream took one step closer to reality in 1987, when Colangelo led a group of investors in the purchase of the Phoenix Suns franch ise and immediately began exploring the possibility of a downtown Phoenix Arena with then-Mayor of Phoenix , Terry Goddard. The proposed partnership featured the city as facility owner with the Suns providing management expertise. The benefits would be mutual as well - the Phoen ix Suns wou ld receive a home built around basketball and featuring al l the amen ities which wo ul d al low them to be more competitive in the NBA. The city wou ld receive a downtown traffic builder (estimated at up to two million people annually) and a guarantee that the Suns would play in downtown Phoenix for at least 40 years. In August 1989, America West Airlines joined the team and committed to become Arena's naming sponsor. The next year was spent assembling the design and construction team for a multipurpose Arena that would emphasize the needs of its primary tenant. Sports facility special ist Ellerbe Becket was named principal arch itect , fo llowed by Huntcor as project managers and Mard ian Construction (now Perini) as general contractor. Early in 1990, the design team unveiled a model of the one-mi llion-sq uare-foot, 20,000-seat Arena that impressed fans and skeptics alike. On August 1, 1990, Colangelo was joined by new Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson , America West Airl ines CEO Ed Beauvais and several hundred guests in groundbreaki ng ceremonies at " center court " of the Arena. Mardian began an agg ressive constructi on sched ule that would have the America West Arena open on June 1, 1992. A series of sell-out entertainment and sporting events marked the debut of the America West Arena's summer grand opening. Huey Lewis, Garth Brooks, Hammer and Metallica are just a few of the top entertainers who praised the bu ilding and its management. But on November 7th , a new era beg ins for this young bui lding as the Phoen ix Suns bring their own brand of entertainment to the floor.

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Phoenix Suns 1992-93 Directory America West Arena -

Phoenix Suns Plaza, 201 East Jefferso n Street , Phoenix, AZ 85004 P.O. Box 1369, Phoeni x, AZ 85001

Jerry Colangelo President , Chief Execu tive Officer Lowell " Cotton" Fitzsimmons Senior Executive Vice President Dick Van Arsdale Vice President, Director of Player Personnel Harvey T. Shank Vice President, Marketing Vice President, Public Relations Thomas P Ambrose ..... .. .. .... . .. ........... . Richard H. Dozer Vice President , Chief Operating Officer Vice President , Broadcasting Al McCoy BASKETBALL STAFF Paul Westp hal Head Coach Assistant Coach Lionel Hollins Assistant Coach Scotty Robertson .......... ..... ....... . . . . . Dick Percudani .... . .. .. . . ... ... .... .... .. . . .. .... .. . Chief College Scout Todd Quinter ........ ...... . NBA Scout Bryan Colangelo Assistant Director of Player Personnel Garrick Barr ... . . . ... . .. . Video Coordinator, Assistant Coach Joe Proski ............... . Trai ner Team Physician Dr. Richard Emerson .. ... . . .. .... . ... .. ... ... .... . Dr. Paul Steingard ........... . ... ... ................... . . Team Physician Emeritus Strength and Conditioning Coach Robin Pound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... . Al Bianchi , Dick Klein .... .. .. . . . College Scouts Equipment Manager Richard Howell ....... .. ... . .. . Assistant Trainer Matt Anderson ...... . . ... . .. . AD MINISTRATIO N Assistant to the President Ruth Dryjanski ........ . .... ... .. .. . . Ray Artigue Director of Communications Robert K. Machen General Manager, America West Arena Controller Kelvin R. Hansen ....... . .. ... .. . . .... .............. . .... . Stephen Weber ............ . .................. ... . . .. . Director of Corporate Sales Director of Ticket Operations Dianne Yeager ....... . . .... . Director of Game Operations Kenny Glenn .......... .. ... . Merchandising Manager Jason Cohn ..... . .. .... .... .. . . .... ..... . . . . . . .. ............... . Julie Fie Director of Media Relations Ticket Manager Gordon Volden . . ....... . . . . Speakers Bureau Coordinator Neal Walk ................................. .. . Connie Hawkins Com munity Relations Representative Executive Secretaries Connie Kent, Binki McNulty, Jacqueline Alonzo Marketing Coordinator Marliss Stahle ............................ . . . . .... . . .... . Accounting Pam Huegel, Anna Valenzuela, Doniese Jackson ... .. .. ... . . .... .. . .... . ... . Sales Manager Blake Edwards .. . .. .. .... . Sales Assistan t Debbie Villa ............ . . Community Relations Director Rob Harris ............. . . Publications Director Jim Brewer ...... .. . . . . ... .................... . . Media Relations Assistant Seth Sulka . . . . . . . . . . ............. . ..... . . ..... . . ... . Assistant Merchandising Manager Scott Blanford ............................ . .... .. . Receptionist Ceola Coaston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . Ken Bartley, Steve Evans . . . .. ..... . . . Staff Assistants William Bolt ....... ......... . ... . . .. .. . . Director of Management Information Services Cheryl Weston ... .... .... .. ......... .. . Human Resources Director Jeff Munn Arena Announcer Mike Moore Team Photographer Dave Hamburg, Gene Stewart .. .. .. .. . Retail Shop Managers Public Relations Secretary Kelly Wilson ............. . . .. .. . .. .. ..... . ..... ...... . . Secretary Delana Westover ........... . ... . . . . . ...... . Youth Programs Coordinator Bryan Larive .. ............................... . Kristen Hall Marketing Assistant Public Relations Interns Renee Haskell , David Cooper ... ..... . . Team Mascot " The Gorilla" ................... .. ....... .. . TV-Rad io Play-By-Play Al McCoy .......... . ..... . ............ . · · · · · TV-Radio Commentator Cotton Fitzsimmons .. .. . . . . . ... . Dimension Cable (ASPN), Phoenix George Allen , Jude Lacava , Len " Truck" Robinson Scott Geyer Television Production Coordinator Gregg A. Ostro Executive Producer, Suns Broad cast OTHER INFORMATION KT.AR 620 AM , Phoenix and the Su ns Radio Network KUTP-TV, Channel 45, Phoenix Dimension Cable (ASPN) , Phoenix America West Arena, 1992 (app. 19,000) Home Court ............................. . . $42.00, $3900, $36.00, $32.00, $27.00, $21 .00, $19, $9 1992-93 Ticket Prices ... . .. ... .. . ... . . ... . Weekdays and Saturdays 7:30 p.m ., Sunday · 7:00 p.m. Game Times ........... . Purple, Orange & Black Team Colors (602) 379-7867 Phone numbers: Phoenix Suns Ticket Office (602) 379-7900 Phoen ix Suns Executive Office . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ... .. . America West Arena Executive Office ... .. ......... .. . ... . (602) 379-2000 America West Arena Box Office ............... _....... .. .. . .. . (602) 379-7800 Rad io ........... .... .... . Television . . . . . . . . . . ........ . .

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President and Chief Executive Officer COLLEGE : University of Illinois '62

DEGREE : B.A. Physical Education HIGH SCHOOL: Bloom Township H.S., Chicago Heights, Illinois

The name Jerry Colangelo is synonymous with the Phoenix Suns. A savvy businessman and astute judge of basketball talent, Colangelo has guided the Phoenix Suns to their prominent position as one of the National Basketball Association's most successful franchises both on and off the court As the adage goes, success starts at the top. For the past 24 years, the man at the top has been Colangelo. Hired as the Suns' first general manager on March 1, 1968, Colangelo, then 28, was the youngest general manager in professional sports. His tenure running the same NBA franchise can be exceeded only by Red Auerbach of the Boston Celtics. A 26-year veteran of the NBA, Colangelo continued in the capacity of general manager until October of 1987 when he led a group that purchased the Suns franchise for $44.5 million. Since that time, Colangelo has served as the Suns President and Chief Executive Officer. After purchasing the franchise, Colangelo made a series of bold moves. First was the blockbuster trade in February of 1988 that brought Kevin Johnson, Mark West and a first-round draft pick which became Dan Majerle to Phoenix. In May of that same year he named Cotton Fitzsimmons as the head coach , and in July, he inked the fi rst unrestricted free agent in NBA history, Tom Chambers. By the following season the club had posted a 50-plus win season and Colangelo was named NBA Executive of the Year (1988-89). He is the only person in NBA history to win this award three times having also been honored in 1975-76 and 1980-81. Under his guidance as owner and chief executive officer the Suns have posted four consecutive 50-plus win seasons and advanced to the Western Conference Finals two of the four seasons. Over the past four years, the Suns' regular season record of 217-111 (.662) is the fifth best record in the NBA behind only Chicago, the Lakers, Detroit and Portland. The success on the court was matched off the court as Phoenix set new team attendance records in each of the last four seasons while playing at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum. Colangelo's vision for the future led to the June, 1992, opening of the state-of-the-art America West Arena, with a capacity of 19,023 for basketball. Colangelo was the driving force behind the effort to bring the America West Arena to downtown Phoenix. It was under his direction that it was designed, and under his guidance that it is managed. The arena, a unique partnership between the Suns and the City of Phoenix, is a catalyst for the rebirth of downtown Phoenix with a projected 200 events and two million patrons annually. Colangelo serves in several advisory capacities for the NBA, including the Board of Governors, the Finance Committee, the Long Range Planning Committee, and he was the chairman of the Competition and Rules Committee for four years. He also serves on the Honors Committee of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts. Highly regarded for his commitment to the community, Colangelo is actively involved in numerous Phoenix organizations. He is on the Board of Directors of the Phoenix Art Museum, the Phoenix Country Club, the

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Jerry Colangelo Phoenix Community Alliance and Phoenix Suns Charities. He serves as President of the Phoenix Forty, an influential business group. He is Vice President of the Phoenix Downtown Partnership and is the chairman of the Southwest Leadership Foundation. He is also a member of the Arizona State University College of Business Dean's Council of 100. He was named Phoenix Entrepreneur of the Year for 1990 by the ASU College of Business and was honored in 1991 by the Phoenix Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America for exemplary corporate public relations. He is a life member of the Phoenix Thunderbirds, an organization dedicated to the promotion of Phoenix through sports. He was the former President of the Valley Big Brothers and is chairman of the board of the Christian Businessmen's Club. He has been honored by the Phoenix Jaycees, the Boy's Clubs and the Boy Scouts. He is also a director and principal of Stratford American Corporation, a real estate development company. In addition to his front office duties, Colangelo has twice stepped in to coach the Suns. He took over for Johnny Kerr on January 2, 1970 and guided the club to its first playoff appearance and a 24-20 record that year. He also replaced Butch van Breda Koltt early in the 1972-73 season and compiled a 35-40 mark. Overall, Colangelo has a 59-60 record as an NBA coach. Colangelo began his sports management career as the head scout and director of merchandising for the Chicago Bulls when they entered the NBA in 1966. He later became the executive assistant to Dick Klein, president and general manager of the Bulls. Colangelo originally enrolled at the University of Kansas, but transferred after his prospective teammate, Wilt Chamberlain , left the Jayhawks for a pro contract Colangelo transferred to the University of Illinois, where he earned All-Big Ten honors, averaging 15 points per game. He captained the Illinois team as a senior. He also played two years of baseball at Illinois. He was inducted into the Illinois Basketball Hall of Fame. Colangelo prepped at Bloom Township High in Chicago Heights, Illinois, averaging 15 points per game, Over two years, his team was 49-8 and made two appearances in the Illinois State Championship Tournament A left-hander, he was also the top pitcher on the school baseball team that featured former Yankee hurler Jim Bouton. Upon graduation Colangelo had 66 scholarship otters for college basketball and seven otters for pro baseball contracts. He earned All-State recognition in basketball as a senior. Colangelo was born on November 20, 1939. He grew up in the " Hungry Hill" neighborhood of Chicago Heights. Jerry and his wife Joan have four children : Kathy Holcombe of Atlanta, Kristen Brubaker of Phoenix, Bryan of Phoenix, and a daughter Mandie, 14.

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Cotton Fitzsimmons Senior Executive Vice President COLLEGE: Midwestern State University '57 DEGREE : B.S. Political Science/History, M.S. Education/P.E. HIGH SCHOOL: Bowling Green H.S., Bowling Green , MO

Cotton Fitzsimmons is going to be looking at the NBA from a new vantage point. Handing over the reins as head coach to Paul Westphal , he moved upstairs as the Senior Executive Vice President of the team. He will assist the Suns' President and Chief Executive Officer Jerry Colangelo with the day·to-day operations of the team and will take to the air as the Suns television color commentator. Being in front of the camera isn't new for Cotton. He has worked for both TNT and NBC during the NBA Playoffs. Fitzsimmons leaves the sidelines after coaching the Suns to four consecutive 50 + win seasons and two trips to the Western Conference Finals in the past four years. In that four-year span Phoenix's 217-111 (.662) record trails only the Lakers, Portland , Chicago and Detroit. Fitzsimmons' 19-year NBA coaching record is an impressive 805-745 (.519) . He is the sixth winningest coach in NBA history behind only Red Auerbach, Jack Ramsay, Dick Motta, Bill Fitch and Lenny Wilkens. He has twice been honored as the NBA Coach of the Year. His 314-178 (.638) record is the highest winning percentage of any Suns coach. It includes a two-year stint from 1970 through 1972. This past season , Fitzsimmons recorded his 800th coaching victory on March 31 , 1992 vs. Portland, becoming only the sixth man in NBA history to reach the plateau. The Fitzsimmons' led teams set numerous records during his tenure. The 1990-91 Suns won 23 road games, eclipsing the team record of 22 set in 1989-90. They also won 13 games in March which tied the club mark for most wins in any month. In 1989-90 the team advanced to a Western Conference Finals appearance. That year they set a then club record of 22 road wins. Their 11-1 record in February included a stretch of 19 wins in a row at home and 10 wins in a row in January, both were single season records. Fitzsimmons reached the .500 win level on Feb. 24, 1990, the first time since the 1976 season when he was the head coach of the Atlanta Hawks. Fitzsimmons' first year of his second stint with the Suns, 1988-89, was the kind of year that all coaches just dream about The Suns won 27 more games than the previous year, which at the time was the third biggest turnaround in NBA history. The 55-27 record is the second best mark in franchise history. It was the first time in his NBA coaching career that he led a team to 50 or more wins. The Suns made the playoffs for the first time in four years and went all the way to the Western Conference Finals before falling to the Lakers. Fitzsimmons was named NBA Coach of the Month for April and was ultimately honored as Coach of the Year by the NBA, The Sporting News and Basketball Weekly. Fitzsimmons was named head coach May 10, 1988, a year after he had been named the Suns first director of player personnel. Fitzsimmons began his pro coaching career with Phoenix in 1970 and posted a 97-67 record for two seasons. Among Fitzsimmons' other coaching stops included the San Antonio Spurs from 1984-86 where he posted a 76-88 mark over two seasons and led the Spurs to the playoffs each year. From 1978-84 he coached the Kansas City Kings to a 248-224 record record . While there, he was named NBA Coach of the Year in 1978-79 after leading the Kings to a first place finish in the Midwest Division. Prior to joining the Kings, Fitzsimmons coached the Buffalo Braves for one season (1977-78) and the Atlanta Hawks for four years (1972-76) accumulating a 140-180 record . During the 1976-77 season , he was the director of player personnel for the Golden State Warriors. Fitzsimmons began his coaching career at Moberly (MO) Junior College in 1958. In nine years at Moberly he was 223-59 (.791) and his teams won 24 or more games in his last seven seasons as head coach there with his best record of 31-2 coming in 1966-67. His teams won JUCO titles in 1966 and 1967 and he was named Coach of the Year in 1966 and 1967. He then moved to Kansas State as an assistant coach and took over as head coach in 1968. In two years there, he led the Wildcats to a 34-20 (.630) record . He was named the Big Eight Coach of the Year in 1970, after leading the Wildcats to a 20-8 mark and an appearance in the NCAA tournament semi-finals. Fitzsimmons was inducted into the Missouri Basketball Hall of Fame during the summer of 1988 and into the National Junior College Hall of Fame in the spring of 1985. He and his wife JoAnn reside in Phoenix. His son, Gary, is the director of player personnel with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Cotton enjoys golf and fishing in his spare time. He was born October 7, 1931 in Hannibal, Missouri.

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Richard Dozer Vice President and Chief Operating Officer COLLEGE: Arizona '79 DEGREE: B.S. - Business Administration HIG H SCHOOL: Elmwood Park H.S., Elmwood Park, Illinois

Richard Dozer, 35, joined the Phoenix Suns organization in July, 1987 as business manager. In June, 1989, he was named vice president and chief operating officer. His responsibilities include accounting, fi nance, tickets, ottice administration , insurance and arena financing and operations. Dozer is a native of Oak Park, Illinois and attended Elmwood Park High School. He is a 1979 graduate of the University of Arizona where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. He is also a Certified Public Accountant. Immediately upon graduation from college, Dozer spent eight years in the Phoenix office of Arthur Andersen and Co., where he specialized as an audit manager with client responsibility in the professional sports, hospitality and retail industries. Born on April 5, 1957, Richard and the former Yvonne Hitchcock were married in May, 1988. They have a daughter, Danielle, born in April 1992. They enjoy golf and wate r and snow skiing. He is an active member of the Phoenix Thunderbirds, an organization dedicated to the promotion of Phoenix through sports. Dozer serves on the Board of Directors of Goodwill Industries and the Transportation Task Force of the Downtown Phoenix Partnership and the Phoenix Memorial Hospital Dream Game Committee.

Dick Van Arsdale Vice President, Player Personnel COLLEGE: Indiana '65 DEGREE: A.B. Economics HIGH SCHOOL: Manual H.S., Indianapolis, Indiana

PRO CAPSULE: Was brought into Suns front office as vice president of the club on October 14, 1987. He begins his first season as the team's player personnel director, but has been involved in basketball operations since he was made vice president. Van was the Suns color commentator for the past 15 years after spending the last 26 games of the 1986-87 season as the team's Interim Head Coach. Under his guidance, the team was 14-12 and went 12-3 in their last 15 games. The "original Sun,'' he came to Phoenix on May 6, 1968 in the NBA Expansion Draft. He was the first player selected by Jerry Colangelo from the roster of the New York Kn icks, where he was named to the All-Rookie team in 1965. In three seasons as a Kn ick forward, he averaged 12.8 points per game. As a member of the Suns, Van emerged as a solid NBA star at both the forward and guard positions. In his first three seasons in Phoenix he averaged 21 points per game and was named to three consecutive All-Star games. He was the man who scored the very first point in Suns history in 1968 and went on to score 12,060 points for Phoenix. He averaged 17.6 points per game over nine years for the Suns. "The Flying Dutchman" completed his NBA career scoring 15,079 points in 921 games. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born in Indianapolis, Indiana. He and his identical twin brother, Tom, were both All-America selections at Indiana University and in high school were both chosen "Mr. Basketball" in the state of Indiana. In 1985, both he and his brother were enshrined into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Dick and his wife, Barbara, have two children: Jill (22) and Jason (19). An avid fisherman , Van takes advantage of the Arizona outdoors whenever possible.

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Head Coach COLLEGE : University of Southern California '72 DEGREE : Physical Education HIGH SCHOOL: Aviation, Redondo Beach , California

COACHING CAPSULE: Prior to the start of the 1992 Playoffs, the Phoenix Suns announced that effective July 1, Paul Westphal would become the team's new head coach. Although the timing came as a surprise, the announcement itself did not When Cotton Fitzsimmons became the Suns coach before the 1988-89 season with Westphal and Lionel Hollins as his assistants, the plan called for him to take over as head coach when Cotton decided to step down. It was a unique situation but one that not only provided Westphal with time to mature and learn from one of the all-time winningest NBA coaches, but also made for an unusually smooth transition as far as coaching changes go. One of Westphal's first tasks was to name Lionel Hollins and Scotty Robertson as assistant coaches. As a player, Westphal was known for his willingness to try new things on the court and be creative with the basketball. These two elements from his playing days are sure to be strengths in his coaching style. Before he joined the Suns staff as an assistant coach, Paul spent three years as a college head coach, two at Grand Canyon and one at Southwestern. His coaching career began at Southwestern, a small Bible school in Phoenix. Although he took over a team which was coming off a 3-20 record , Westphal 's 1985-86 club went 21-9 and qualified for the National Little College Athletic Association Tournament. Success followed Westphal to Grand Canyon where he compiled a 63-18 record over two seasons, including the NAIA national championship in 1987-88. PRO PLAYING CAPSULE: Paul was a first round selection (#10 overall) of the Boston Celtics in the 1972 draft He played three years for the Celtics averaging 7.3 points and 144 minutes per game. Prior to the 1975-76 season, Westphal was traded to the Phoenix Suns where he spent the next five seasons. While in a Suns uniform, Paul was a four-time All-Star and led the team in scoring in each of his five seasons. His best scoring year with Phoenix was in 1977-78 when he averaged 25.2 points per game, shooting .516 from the field and .813 from the free throw line. He was traded to Seattle for Dennis Johnson in 1980 where he spent one season. After finishing his contract with the Sonics, Westphal was signed as a free agent by the New York Knicks. He played two seasons for the Knicks, winning the NBA Comeback Player of the Year award in 1982-83 following successful foot surgery. Paul returned to the Suns in 1983-84 to play his final season in the NBA. He ranks as the #4 all-time scorer in Suns history (9,564 points). Overall, Westphal was a five-time NBA AllStar and was named All-NBA four times. Paul's #44 was retired on 4/15/89, making him the fourth player in Suns history to have his number retired (Connie Hawkins #42, Alvan Adams #33 and Dick Van Arsdale #5).

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Paul Westphal COLLEGE CAPSULE: Westphal was a three-time All Pac-8 performer at the University of Southern California. He was also selected twice as an NCAA All-American. He averaged 16.3 points for his three years of college play. He led the Trojans to a 24-2 record in his junior season, but was hampered by a knee injury in his senior year. He played in just 14 games that year, averaging 20.3 ppg . While in school , Paul played on the Olympic developmental team in 1970 and with the U.S. Pan American squad the following year. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Paul averaged 32 points per game at Aviation High School in Redondo Beach, California. He was named CI F Player of the Year as a senior. He still holds the school's records for most points in a season. PERSONAL CAPUSLE: Born 11 /30/50 in Torrance, California. Paul and his wife, Cindy, have two children: Victoria (16) and Michael Paul (12). COACHING RECORD: Season Team 1985-85 Southwestern College (Phx) 1986-87 Grand Canyon College (Phx) 1987-88 Grand Canyon College (Phx) TOTALS

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Lionel Hollins Assistant Coach COLLEGE: Arizona State University '75 DEGREE: Sociology HIGH SCHOOL: Rancho, Las Vegas, Nevada

COACHING CAPSULE: Lionel is in his fifth year as a Suns assistant coach. He joined the team prior to the 1988-89 season along with Paul Westphal as part of new head coach Cotton Fitzsimmons' staff. In addition to his duties during the season , Hollins has helped coach the Suns entry in summer league play the past four years. In two of those seasons, the Suns entry won the Rocky Mountain Revue Summer League. Prior to joining the Suns, Hollins served as an assistant basketball coach at his alma mater, Arizona State University, from 1986-88. PRO PLAYING CAPSULE: Hollins was drafted in the first round by Portland in 1975 (#6 overall) . He played ten seasons in the NBA for Portland, Philadelphia, San Diego, Detroit and Houston before retiring in 1985. He was a member of the NBA All-Rookie team in 1976 and named to the NBA All-Defensive Team in 1978 and 1979. Hollins was a starter on the Portland Trail Blazers' NBA Championship team in 1977 and played in the NBA All-Star Game in 1978. He averaged 11.6 points and 4.5 assists per game for his pro career. Hollins played in the NBA Finals three times. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Lionel starred at ASU for two seasons after transferring from Dixie College in St. George, Utah. He averaged 17.0 points per game for the Sun Devils and was named first team All-America in 1975 by The Sporting News. He is a charter member of the Sun Devils Hall of Fame. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: He was all-city, all-state and Player of the Year as a senior in the state of Nevada at Rancho High School in Las Vegas. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Hollins was born on 10/19/53 in Arkansas City, Kansas. He and his wife, Angela, have three children : Christopher, Anthony, and Jacqueline. Lionel enjoys read ing and working crossword puzzles. He has an extensive col lection of hats and caps.

Scotty Robertson Assistant Coach COLLEGE : Louisiana Tech '51 HIGH SCHOOL: Byrd, Shreveport, Louisiana

COACHING AND SCOUTING CAPSULE: Robertson is in his fifth year with the Suns, his first as the team's assistant coach. He moved into his new position this past summer after Paul Westphal was named head coach. Prior to that, Scotty had served as the Suns NBA Scout, responsible for the advance scouting of other NBA teams. But the move back to the bench should be an easy one for Robertson. He has spent more than 10 seasons as either an assistant or head coach in the NBA His coaching career began at Louisiana High School where he coached for 12 years, compiling a 163-91 record and was named Coach of the Year in 1961. He moved on to coach at his alma mater, Louisiana Tech, where he spent 10 years. His teams won three Southland Conference Titles and Robertson left Louisiana Tech with a 165-86 record. He has worked with eight organizations since he entered the NBA. He joined the league as the New Orleans Jazz first head coach in 1974. He then went on to work for the Bulls, first as an assistant coach and later as the head coach. Scotty spent three seasons as the Detroit Pistons head coach from 1980-83. Robertson has worked with Cotton Fitzsimmons twice before as an assistant coach in Buffalo and San Antonio. In 1987-88 Robertson joined Indiana as an assistant coach. He also spent time working for the Houston Rockets organization . PERSONAL CAPSULE: A native of Fort Smith, Arkansas, Robertson was raised in Shreveport, Louisiana. He graduated from Louisiana Tech, where he played basketball and baseball. He is a former baseball scout. Scotty and his wife, Betty, have three daughters, Elizabeth Robertson-Rhymes, Claudia McConnell, and Vicki Page. He is a collector of classic cars and enjoys playing golf in his spare time.

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Dick Percudani Head Scout COLLEGE: Georgetown University '57 DEGREE: B.S., Political Science ; M.S. , Political Science, St. John's University '61 HIGH SCHOOL: Power Memorial Academy, New York City

SCOUTING AND COACHING CAPSULE: Dick Percudani is in his 10th season in the Suns' scouting department. He started in 1983 as the East Coast college scout and is now the Suns' head scout responsible for college scouting. In addition to his evaluation of collegiate players, Percudani keeps close tabs on prospects playing in Europe. Following his graduation from Georgetown in 1957, Percudani (per-ca-don-ee) became an assistant coach at his high school alma mater, Power Memorial Academy in New York City. During the 1965-66 season with Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) starting at center, Power Memorial became the No. 1 ranked high school team in the nation . In 1966, he became the first American to coach in the Italian Basketball League when he became the head coach of Milan. During that season he was named Rookie Coach of the Year. In 1970 he returned to the United States where he became an assistant at Fairfield University in Connecticut. As an assistant and the head coach of the freshman team , he led the frosh to a 35·9 record over two seasons. He then moved to Sacred Heart University as an assistant and helped them make the NCAA Division II Final Four in 1976-77. In 1978 he signed a three-year contract to coach the Varese team near Milan, Italy. In 1984 Percudani was named special assignment scout for the Suns and helped bring Bulgarian prospect, Georgi Glouchkov, to the NBA. His coaching mentor was Bernie "Red" Sarachek, who was a prophet of New York style basketball and was a coach in the ABL in the 1940's and the head coach of the Scranton Miners. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born February 25, 1936, Percudani grew up in the " Hell's Kitchen" area of Manhattan's West Side. Attended Power Memorial H.S, where he was an All-City basketball selection. Awarded a basketball scholarship to Georgetown University and was a starting guard on teams coached by Buddy Jeannette, one of the NBA founders. Dick and his wife, Amelia, live in Fairfield, Connecticut and have five children: Louisa, Carol, Richard , Stephen and Paul.

Todd Quinter NBA Scout COLLEGE: Lebanon Valley College '80 DEGREE: S.S. Sociology HIGH SCHOOL: Nazareth H.S., Nazareth, Pennsylvania

Now in his seventh year of service with the Suns, Quinter takes to the road as the club's NBA scout. Todd 's main responsibility is to prepare the Suns for upcoming opponents by scouting them in advance. Quinter, 33, began work· ing for the Suns in 1986 as video coordinator and his duties expanded over the years to include the supervision of Sunvision as well as assisting the coaching staff in the coord ination of college and NBA scouting. He is also in· valved in coordinating the Suns annual rookie and free agent camp held each summer and training camp in the fall.

COLLEGE CAPSULE: At Lebanon Valley College in Annville, PA, Todd was a starter for four years as a point guard on the basketball team. He broke three of the college's basketball records during his junior and senior years: most assists in a game (17), most assists in a season (191) and most assists in a career (652). He led the team in steals all four years and was awarded his team's Most Valuable Player trophy as a senior. He captained his last two years of play scoring a total of 748 points for his college career. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: An All-Conference selection at Nazareth Area High School, Todd was the leading scorer his senior year and led the team to a 20·3 record and a league championship. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Todd married the former Kim Brandt in July of 1992. He has one son , Adam (8), and enjoys water skiing in the summer and golfing all year round. His first cousin is pop singer Glenn Frey.

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Joe Proski, A.T.C. Trainer COLLEGE: Florida Trainers and Physical Therapy School '59 HIGH SCHOOL: East High School, Green Bay, Wisconsin

PRO CAPSULE: Entering his 25th season, Proski joined the Suns on August 28, 1968, just prior to the team's inaugural season. He has served as the Suns only full-time trainer/travelling secretary during that time. During the first five years with the Suns, he doubled as the trainer for the Tucson Taros Baseball Club. Besides handling all of the travel arrangements for the club, Proski supervises the Suns summer workouts and rehabilitation programs. Before coming to Phoenix, he served as trainer for the Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers and Chicago Bulls. He has been selected trainer for three NBA All-Star games and was the Western representative for the National Basketball Trainers Association for ten years (1978-1988). In 1979 he was named "Sports Personality of the Year" by the Phoenix Press Box Association. In 1983 he starred in the Suns' film , The Sunlight Zone. "A.T.C." designates Proski as a certified athletic trainer by the National Athletic Trainers Association. That organization honored him in June, 1986 with their 25 Year Award. Proski was named Trainer of the Year for 1987-88 by The National Basketball Trainers Association . PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born in Green Bay, Wisconsin, " Prosk" is one of the most colorful trainers in sports, complete with his own loyal fan club, a vintage 1953 Bentley, a custom 1950 Mere and a full length fur coat. The custom Mere, finished at Squeeg 's Body Shop, is a candy-grape showpiece that has collected several awards at car shows. A standout athlete in high school, he attended Montana State on a football scholarship. He and his wife, Jan, have two daughters, Jolene (26) and Jori (19).

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Al McCoy Vice President, Broadcasting Radio/TV Play by Play COLLEGE: Drake University '54 DEGREE: Broadcast Journalism HIGH SCHOOL: Williams H.S. , Williams, Iowa

Beginning his 21st season as the "Voice of the Suns," Al McCoy began his broadcasting career in 1951 at radio station KJFJ in Webster City, Iowa. From there he moved on to broadcast and cover Big Ten, Big Eight and Missouri Valley sporting events. McCoy arrived in Phoenix in 1958 to handle the play-by-play chores for the Triple-A Phoenix Giants. Since coming to the "Valley of the Sun," he has broadcast all of the major sports teams action including Arizona State University football and basketball and Phoenix Roadrunner hockey. He will call all the play-by-play action for the Suns on KTAR Radio 620 AM and on televised contests using a simulcast format on KUTPW, Channel 45 in Phoenix. Born in Williams, Iowa. He and his wife, Georgia, have three sons: Mike, an on-air personality and program director in the Oklahoma City market and twins Jay and Jerry. Jay is a counselor at Camelback Hospital in Phoenix and Jerry is the public information officer for the City of Glendale, Arizona. McCoy played high school basketball at Williams High School and is an accomplished jazz pianist who began playing professionally at the age of 14.

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Harvey Shank Vice President, Marketing COLLEGE: Stanford '68 DEGREE: B.A. - Political Science HIGH SCHOOL: Woodside H.S., Woodside, California

A native of Toronto, Canada, Harvey Shank, 46, is a 1968 graduate of Stanford University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. After spending four seasons pitching in the California Angels organization , he joined the Suns as a salesman in September, 1971. Initially, he was responsible for season tickets and group sales activities. In 1978 he became Director of Marketing and in 1987 was named Vice President of Marketing. In addition to super· vising the Suns season ticket and group sales departments, Shank is responsible for selling the club's radio and television advertising packages, along with advertising packages in the new Suns Arena. Shank was born on July 29, 1946 and attended Woodside High School in Woodside, California. Harvey's son , Jon (16), is a junior at Chaparral HS and both pitches and plays third base for the Firebirds. Harvey and the former Maryse Vindez were married in July, 1988. Active in the commun ity, Shank is a board member of the Crisis Nursery, and the Valley of the Sun Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Tom Ambrose Vice President, Public Relations COLLEGE: Notre Dame '70 DEGREE: B.A. - English HIGH SCHOOL: Iona Prep, New Rochelle, New York

A native of New Rochelle, New York, Tom Ambrose, 44, graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1970 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. After moving to Arizona in 1970, he spent two years on the public relations staff of the The Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette, before joining the Phoenix Suns as Public Relations Director in October, 1973. In October, 1987 he was named the team's Vice President, Public Relations. Professionally, Ambrose is a 14·year member of the Public Relations Society of America. He was the founder and first president of the NBA's Public Relations Directors Association and authored that organization's code of ethical standards. He is also active in many community programs including the Arizona Governor's Council on Health, Physical Fitness and Sports; the Phoenix Press Box Association; the Phoenix Zoo; the Combined Metropolitan Phoenix Arts and Sciences Committee; and the Arizona Senior Olympics. With the Suns, Ambrose oversees all public relations programing. In addition, he is the executive editor for Phoenix Suns Fastbreak magazine, and President of Phoenix Suns Charities. Born on April 6, 1948, Tom and his wife, Alice, have one daughter, Casey (16). Ambrose was awarded an " Emmy" for his work on the 1981-82 Suns highlight film, "The Dream Season ." In 1982-83 he was named award winner as the top PR. Director in the Western Conference. In his spare time, Tom enjoys golf and scuba diving .

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Garrick Barr Video Coordinator, Assistant Coach COLLEGE: University of California , Irvine '73 DEGREE : B.A. Philosophy HIGH SCHOOL: Aviation H.S., Redondo Beach, California

Garrick Barr is in his first season as the Suns' video coordinator. His duties include assisting the coaching staff in the coordination of NBA scouting as well as maintaining video files on college players. Prior to joining the Suns, Barr spent four seasons at Grand Canyon University as an assistant basketball coach . He began coaching for the Antelopes in 1986 serving as an assistant for then head coach Paul Westphal. In his second season at Grand Canyon, Barr was part of the Antelopes NAIA National Championship team. Barr spent the 1985-86 season as part of Westphal's coaching staff at Southwestern College. In 1984-85, Garrick was an assistant coach at Glendale Community College. COLLEGE CAPSULE: At the University of Californ ia, Irvi ne, Barr played varsity basketball for four seasons, starting his junior and senior years. He graduated in 1973 with a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: He attended Aviation High School in Redo ndo Beach , California, where he was Westphal's teammate. Barr ranks second on Aviation's single season scoring list behind Westphal. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born August 14, 1951 , in Los Angeles, CA, Garrick enjoys photography and mountain biking in his spare time. He has a daughter Autumn Melody.

Neal Walk Speaker's Bureau Coordinator COLLEGE: University of Florida '69 HIGH SCHOOL: Miami Beach , Miami Beach , Florida

In 1988 Neal Walk returned to the Phoenix Suns as a spokesman in the Suns Community Relations Department. He spends most of his time directing the Suns Speaker's Bureau and making public and commun ity relations appearances. He works with schools, community groups and organzations to further awareness of handicapped issues in Arizona, and coordinates appearances by Suns Alumni. PRO PLAYING CAPSULE: Neal was the Suns first round pick in 1969 and played for Phoenix for five seasons. He also played parts of th ree other seasons with the New Orleans Jazz and New York Knicks. Walk averaged 12.6 points and 9.4 rebounds for his eight year NBA career. His best statistical year with the Suns was 1972-1973, when he averaged 20.2 points and 12.4 rebounds. He is also the only Suns center to ever take down over 1000 rebounds in a season. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Walk was a two-time All-American from the University of Florida and was the only major college player in the country to rank among the top 10 in both scoring and rebound ing . During his junior year he was the nation's top rebounder with an average of 19.8 per game. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Walk was born in Cleveland, Ohio on July 29, 1948. He has been confined to a wheelchair since undergoing surgery for the removal of a tumor from his spinal cord in 1987. Neal plays for the Suns wheelchair basketball team. He was inducted into the Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 1990. Neal is active with Southwest Focus, a periodical for the handicapped, and Arizona Rehabilitation Services. In October of 1991 , Neal was honored nationally when he received the Victory Award for Arizona.

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Bryan Colangelo Assistant Director of Player Personnel COLLEGE: Cornell University '87 DEGREE: B.S. Business Management/Applied Economics HIGH SCHOOL: Central H.S., Phoeni x, Arizona

Following graduation from Cornell University 1n 1987 with a B.S. degree in business management and applied economics, Colangelo joined the Phoenix Suns as a part-time scout assisting the Suns coaching staff with college and advance pro scouting. During that same period , Bryan was director of market research and later office leasing specialist for a New York commercial real estate firm, the Grubb & Ellis Company He now serves the Suns full time as assistant director of player personnel and is involved with player personnel transactions, evaluation and selection. In addition to his duties for the Phoenix Suns Colangelo is director of operations of the newly-formed Phoenix Arena Sports Limited Partnership, ownership interest of the recently acquired Arizona Rattlers (Arena Football League), Phoenix Smash (World TeamTennis) and new Continental Indoor Soccer League team. He oversees the business administration, team operations and marketing/sales of all respective franchises and various exhibition events. Colangelo serves as chairman of the Expansion and Relocation Committee of the AFL, and is a member of the Executive Advisory Committee of World TeamTennis, among others. Born June 1, 1965 in Harvey, Illinois, Colangelo (27) attended Central High School in Phoenix. Bryan was married to Barbara Bottini in March, 1991 .

Julie Fie Director of Media Relations COLLEGE: Iowa State University '81 HIGH SCHOOL: Jefferson Community H.S., Jefferson, Iowa

Julie Fie joined the Phoenix Suns organization in September of 1992. She is responsible for the overall media relations of the club, and its management and players. She coordinates the media interviews and sets up press conferences for the team. Fie writes and edits news releases, game notes, media guides and the HOOP game program; and supervises the press accommodations and the statistical crew at all home games. Fie is a member of the NBA's Public Relations Advisory Board . She spent 11 seasons with the Sacramento Kings organization, joining the club in August 1981 , as the assistant director of public relations for the Kansas City Kings. The following season she was named as the team's director of public relations. A communications graduate from Iowa State University, Fie spent two years as an undergraduate with the ISU sports information department before joining the Kings. She is a native of Jefferson, Iowa.

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Robin Pound Strength and Conditioning Coach COLLEGE : University of Oregon '82 DEGREE : B.S. Physical Education M.S. Exercise Physiology '84 HIGH SCHOOL: South Eugene H.S., Eugene, Oregon

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Robin Pound is in his second year as the Suns strength and conditioning coach. His responsibilities include creating and administering strength and conditioning programs for all Suns players as well as assisting trainer Joe Proski on rehabilitation programs. Much of the work Pound does can be done in the Suns' state-of-the-art weight training and practice facilities in the new America West Arena. Pound , 36, came to the Suns from the University of California, Berkeley, where he was the head strength and conditioning coach from 1987-91. He joined the staff at Berkeley in 1985 as sssistant strength coach after serving in a similar position at the University of Oregon. Also active as a speaker at both national and state level strength and conditioning clinics, Pound has had numerous articles published and has also been a member of various advisory boards in the strength and conditioning field. Pound graduated from the University of Oregon with a B.S. in physical education and received an M.S. in exercise physiology and anatomy from the same school in 1984.

Connie Hawkins Community Relations Representative COLLEGE: Iowa '64 HIGH SCHOOL: Boys High School , Brooklyn , New York

Connie Hawkins returned to the Phoenix Suns in 1992 as a spokesman in the Suns Community Relations Department. Hawkins will spend most of his time making public and community relations appearances as well as conducting youth basketball clinics around the Valley. Hawkins began his pro career in 1961 with the Pittsburgh Rens of the American Basketball League where, as a 19-year-old rookie, he was named the league's Most Valuable Player. Hawkins then dazzled fans with his creative showmanship for four seasons with the Harlem Globetrotters before joining the ABA's Minnesota Pipers in 1967. Hawkins averaged more than 30 points during that first season en route to earning the league's MVP honors. "The Hawk" joined the NBA with the Suns in the 1969-70 season. Phoenix won his rights by virtue of a coin flip with the Seattle Supersonics during the summer of 1969 and signed him to a multi-year contract. He played four full seasons with the Suns and represented the team each year at the NBA All-Star game. In 1969-70, Hawkins led the team in scoring with 24.6 points per game and was named to the NBA's All-Pro first team. He averaged nearly 21 points and over 8 rebounds per contest during his stay in Phoenix. Hawkins played three more seasons in the NBA, two for Los Angeles and his final year in Atlanta. He is one of four players in Suns history to have his number retired . On May 11, 1992, Hawkins was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Hawk was born July 17, 1942 in Brooklyn, New York. There he attended Boys High School and was a Prep All-American in 1960. He also earned two letters in track at Boys High . -16-

Suns Personnel

RUTH DRYJANSKI

KEN BARTLEY

WILLIAM BOLT

CEOLA COASTON

Assistant to the Presidant

Staff Assistant

Dir. of Mngmt. Information Systems

Receptionist

BASKETBALL:

STEVE EVANS

CHERYL WESTON

JACQUELINE ALONZO

MATT ANDERSON

Staff Assistant

Human Resources Director

Executive Secretary

Assistant Trainer

DR. RICHARD EMERSON

RICH HOWELL

BINKI McNULTY

DR . PAUL STEINGARD

Team Physician

Equipment Manager

Executive Secretary

Team Physician Emeritus

MARKETING/MERCHANDISING:

SCOTT BLANFORD

JASON COHN

KENNY GLENN

KRISTEN HALL

Asst. Merchandising Mgr

Merchandising Manager

Dir. of Game Operations

Marketing Asst.

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Suns Personnel

CONNIE KEN T

BRYAN LARIVE

MARLISS STAHLE

t I STEPHEN WEBER

Executive Secretary

Youth Programs Coord .

Marketing Coordinator

Dir. of Corporate Sales

PUBLIC RELATIONS :

DELANA WESTOVER

RAY ARTIGUE

JIM BREWER

ROB HARRIS

Secretary

Dir. of Communications

Publications Director

Community Relations Director

MI KE MOORE

JEFF MUNN

SETH SULKA

KELLY WILSON

Team Photographer

Arena Announcer

Media Relations Asst.

Secretary

EILEEN BERNATAWICZ

DEBBIE GELVIN

KEL HANSEN

PAM HUEGEL

Accounts Payable

Accounts Receivable

Controller

Accountant

FINANCE :

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Suns Personnel SALES/TICKETS:

DONEISE JACKSON

JIM PITMAN

ANNA VALENZUELA

ORIN ANDERSON

Payroll Specialist

Arena Controller

Accounts Payable

Account Executive

LORI DALAKER

BLAKE EDWARDS

JAN FORSHEE

INGRID MAYNES

Account Executive

Sales Manager

Sales Receptionist

Sr. Account Executive

MARY McGLYNN

BILL MECKLENBURG

Asst. Dir. of Ticket Operations

Account Executive

Account Executive

Sr. Account Executive

DEBBIE VILLA

GORDON VOLDEN

DIANNE YEAGER

Sales Assistant

Suns Ticket Manager

Dir. of Ticket Operations

Account Executive

DAVID SOBLE

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Phoenix Suns 1992-93 Roster NO

NA ME

22

Danny Ainge

34

Charles Barkley

23 24 21

Cedric Ceballos Tom Chambers Richard Dumas#

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Frank Johnson Kevin Johnson Tim Kempton Negele Knight

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Dan Majerle

POS

HGT

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BIRTH DATE

6-5

185

3/17/59

Brigham Young '81

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6-6

252

2/2/63

Auburn '84

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Cal St. Fullerton '90 Utah '81 Oklahoma St. '91 Wake Forest '81

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California '87 Notre Dame '86 Dayton '90 Central Michigan '88

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54

Bob Martin

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Jerrod Mustaf Ed Nealy Kurt Rambis

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Alex Stivrins Mark West

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Oliver Miller Brian Davis

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WGT

COLLEGE

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7-0 255 10/7/69 Minnesota '92 6-10 245 10/28/69 Maryland '92 6-7 240 2/19/60 Kansas State '82 6-8 213 2/25/58 Santa Clara '80 6-8 215 11/29/62 Colorado '85 6-10 246 11 /5/60 Old Dominion '83

1992 DRAFT SELECTIONS 6-9 300 4/6/70 Arkansas '92 G-F 6-6 195 6/21/70 Du ke '92

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HEAD COACH: Paul Westphal , Southern California '72 ASSISTANT COACHES: Lionel Hollins, Arizona State '75 Scotty Robertson, Louisiana Tech '51 TRAINER: Joe Proski, Florida Trainers and Physical Therapy School, '59 # Suspended List

Numerical Roster 0 Jerrod Mustaf 3 Frank Johnson 7 8 9 11

Kevin Johnson Tim Kempton Dan Majerle Alex Stivrins

12 Brian Davis 21 Richard Dumas#

31 Kurt Rambis 32 Negele Knight

22 Danny Ainge

34 Charles Barkley

23 Cedric Ceballos 24 Tom Chambers 25 Oliver Miller

41 Mark West 45 Ed Nealy 54 Bob Martin

Pronunciation Guide: Cedric Ceballos (SE O · rick Se · BAL · ose); Negele Knight (Na· GELL, hard " G" on first name) ; Dan Majerle (MAR · lee); Jerrod Mustaf (Ja · rod Moos · tahf) ; Alex Stivrins (STIV · rins). -

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GUARD. HEIGHT: 6'5" WEIGHT: 185 YEARS PRO: 11 COLLEGE: BYU '81 HOW ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 713192.

Danny Ainge 1991-92 SEASON: Averaged 9.7 points, 2.5 assists and 19.7 minutes in 81 contests with Portland ... Charted a season-high, 27 points versus Lakers in season finale, playing a season-high 41 minutes ... Finished strong, averaging 14.3 points and shooting .474 (18-38) from 3-point distance in the final nine outings . .. Shot .396 (44-111) from beyond the arc in the second half of the season after hitting .286 (34-119) in the first half . . Ranks th ird on NBA's all-time career list for 3-pointers made (694) and attempted (1821) ... Ranks among NBA's all-time playoff leaders in scoring (59th, 1339), 3-point field goals made (3rd, 89) and attempted (4th , 234) ... Completed his college degree in Communications from BYU during th is spring terms. PRO CAPSULE: Averaged 11.1 points, 3.6 assists and 21.4 minutes in 80 games in 1990-91 .. . Ranked 6th on the NBA 3-point accuracy list with a .406 (102-251) percentage ... Competed in three-point contest during All-Star Weekend . Scored season-high 20 points on three occasions-vs Denver, Nov. 13; vs Seattle, Jan. 6; at Houston, Jan . 8 ... acquired in trade from Sacramento on 8-1-90 . Averaged career-best 17.9 points and 6.0 assists with Sacramento in 1989-90 . Lone career triple-double came versus Milwaukee Dec. 5 (27 pts .. 11 rebs .. 13 asts.) ... Charted career-high 45 points Dec. 9 with the Celtics at Philadelphia .. . matched that output Mar. 4 at Golden State with the Kings . . . was traded on 2-23-89 to Sacramento ... Named to NBA All-Star team and participated in Gatorade Long Distance Shootout . . . Started the 1986-87 season with a fractured transverse process suffered during preseason game ... Earned second NBA championship title with the Celtics . .. In 1984-85 regained starting role after Gerald Henderson was traded to Seattle in October ... Averaged 16.3 minutes in 1983-84 coming off the bench after starting the previous season ... Earned first of two NBA championship rings with the Boston Celtics .. . In 1981-82 appeared in 53 games after being activated Dec. 9 ... A four-month negotiation process with the Toronto Blue Jays ended his two-year major league baseball career when an agreement was reached on Nov. 27. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Led Brigham Young to the 1981 Eastern Regionals, where the Cougars lost to a Ralph Sampson-led Virginia team ... Consensus All-American selection including being picked as a member of The Sporting News ' All-American first team in 1981 ... 1981 Eastman Award winner ... 1981 John Wooden Award winner . .. Scored in double figures in all 112 games at Brigham Young. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended North Eugene (Ore.) High School , earning all-state honors in basketball, football and baseball as a Junior and Senior. PERSONAL CAPSULE : College teammate of the NBA's Fred Roberts (Milwaukee) and Greg Kite (Orlando) . Played two seasons of professional baseball with the Toronto Blue Jays wh ile still attending college. Played in 211 games, primarily as an infielder, batting .220 ... Actively involved with the Children's Miracle Network ... He and his wife, Michelle, are the parents of children Ashlee, Austin, Tanner, and Taylor ... An avid golfer who sports a 7 handicap. DANNY AINGE 'S N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEAM

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81-82 Bos. 53 564 82-83 Bos. 80 2048 83·84 Bos. 71 1154 84·85 Bos. 75 2564 85-86 Bos. 80 2407 86·87 Bos. 71 2499 87·88 Bos. 81 3018 88·89 Bos-Sac 73 2377 89·90 Sac. 75 2727 90-91 Port. 80 1710 91·92 Port. 81 1595 TOTALS 820 22663

TOTAL FGM FGA

FG PCT

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

79 221 357 720 166 361 419 792 353 701 410 844 482 982 480 1051 506 1154 337 71 4 299 676 3888 8245

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5 17 56 65 72 97 5 29 46 6 22 56 15 56 118 136 26 73 123 136 85 192 148 165 148 357 158 180 116 305 205 240 108 289 222 289 102 251 11 4 138 78 230 108 131 694 1821 1370 1611

.862 .742 .82 1 .868 .904 .897 .878 .854 .831 .826 .824 .850

25 31 56 83 131 214 87 11 6 29 76 192 268 47 188 235 49 193 242 59 190 249 71 184 255 69 257 326 45 160 205 40 108 148 593 1721 231 4

19 45 28 72 41 90 97 208 107 193 116 238 71 184 47 105 81 169 607 1304

.422 .389 .456 .466 .554 .487 .386 .448

DR

TR

PTS

AVG PTS

1.1 87 2.7 251 1.6 162 3.6 399 2.9 405 3.4 400 3.1 503 3.5 402 4.3 453 2.6 285 1.8 202 2.8 3549

1.6 3.1 2.3 5.3 5.1 5.6 6.2 5.5 6.0 3.6 2.5 4.3

86 259 143 228 204 189 203 186 238 195 148 2079

37 3 109 6 41 4 122 6 94 7 101 14 11 5 17 93 8 113 18 13 63 73 13 961 109

219 791 384 971 855 1053 1270 1281 1342 890 784 9840

4.1 9.9 5.4 12.9 10.7 14.8 15.7 17.5 17.9 11 .1 9.7 12.0

1.3 2.0 0.8 2.8 4.2 2.6 3.1 1.8 1.9 2.3

1.1 3.6 2.0 5.8 5.2 4.6 6.4 1.9 2.3 3.8

21 24 36 76 57 62 64 33 58 431

2 6 9 32 41 24 9 12 15 149

1 1 2 1 1 4 1 4 1 16

50 66 91 231 280 295 198 128 222 1561

5.0 9.4 4.8 11 .0 15.6 14.8 11.6 8.0 10.6 10.5

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST PF-D STL

BL K

PLAYOFFS 81·82 Bos. 82-83 Bos. 83·84 Bos. 84·85 Bos. 85·86 Bos. 86-87 Bos. 87-88 Bos. 90·91 Port. 91-92 Port. TOTALS

10 129 7 201 19 253 21 687 18 652 20 762 17 670 16 277 21 449 149 4080

2 4 2 5 2 9 7 16 14 34 32 73 19 57 11 36 21 52 .465 110 286

10 8 7 30 52 31 37 23 39 237

13 11 10 39 60 36 42 28 47 286

.769 .727 .700 .769 .867 .861 .881 .821 .830 .829

6 2 4 20 22 13 15 1 8 11

7 12 12 38 54 39 38 27 32 259

13 14 16 58 76 52 53 28 40 350

11 25 38 121 93 92 109 31 49 569

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playoffs

20 12

29 22

13 7

11 10

13 9

15 14

45 30

ALL-STAR GAME RECORD 1988 Bos.

19

11

.364

2

.500

-23-

3

12

FORWARD HEIGHT: 6 6" WEIGHT: 252 1

YEARS PRO: 8 COLLEGE: AUBURN '84 HOW ACQUIRED: OBTAINED FROM PHILADELPHIA ON 6117192 IN EXCHANGE FOR JEFF HORNACEK, ANDREW LANG AND TIM PERRY.

Charles Barkley 1991-92 SEASON : Finished his eighth season in the NBA, all with the 76ers . ranked 8th in league scoring (23.1), 10th in rebounding (11 .1} and 6th in field goal percentage (.522) .. . named as a starting forward for the Eastern Conference All-Star game for his fourth consecutive season (sixth appearance overall) . scored 12 points, had nine rebounds and four assists in 35 minutes for the East as they were defeated by the West 115-83 in Orlando, FL, on Feb. 9 ... grabbed a season-high 22 rebound versus New Jersey on 11/6/91 . . . scored a seasonbest 38 points against Boston on 2/1/92 . . . started the season recording six consecutive double-doubles (points-rebounds); averaging 24.3 points and 16 rebounds a game ... finished the season with 44 double-doubles ... surpassed 14,000th career point and 7,000th career rebound at Golden State on 3/30/92 scored 30+ points 17 times, 20 + points 51 times . . missed six games from 11/27 through 12/7 due to a bruised left rib cage. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 47 @ Atlanta 2/9/88 . . . Rebounds - 25 vs. Denver 3120187; 25@ Chicago 3/24/87 ... Assists - 14@ Indiana 11/4/86 PRO CAPSULE: Drafted by Philadelphia on first round 1984 (5th pick) ... AllNBA first Team , 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 .. . All-NBA Second team, 1986 and 1987 ... led NBA in rebounding , 1987 . .. recipient of Schick Award, 1986, 1987, 1988 . played in five consecutive NBA all-star games ... was selected MVP of the 1991 NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte, NC, Feb. 10 after finishing with 17 points and 22 rebounds in 35 minutes ... led the East to a 116-114 win as his 22 boards were the most since Wilt Chamberlain's 22 in 1967 ... was second in voting in 1989 to LA's Magic Johnson in NBA Most-Valuable-Player award although he had more first place votes ... named 1989-90 Sporting News Playerof-the-Year in a vote by his peers ... named 1990 Player-of-the-Year by Basketball Weekly . .. recorded his 10,000th career point at Detroit (3/2/90) ... named NBA Player-of-the-Week end ing 11/25/90 averaging 30.2 points, 10.2 rebound and 4.7 assists ... has 11 career triple-doubles (pts-rebs-asts). COLLEGE CAPSULE: Chosen as the South Eastern Conference's Player-of-the-Year by AP and UPI and District 3A Player-of-the-Year by the Basketball Writers' Association ... left as the school 's No. 4 all-time rebounder and No. 8 all-time scorer (1,183 points) despite missing final year . .. set school's career record for blocked shots midway through his sophomore season . .. turned in solid performance at the U.S. Olympic trials in Bloomington, IN, but did not make the final cut. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Full name is Charles Wade Barkley ... was a member of the 1992 United States Olym pic basketball team that won the gold medal in the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain ... selected as the South Eastern Conference (SEC) Player-of-the-Decade by a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters who regularly covered the SEC in the 1980s ... selected NBA All-Interview first team four of its five year existence, sponsored by the NBA Public Relations Directors Association (NBAPRDA) ... has appeared on the Arsenio Hall Show, Late Night with David Letterman, "Thirtysomething ." ... was television analyst alongside Larry Burnett of ESPN for the 1990 NBA Finals ... co-wrote his autobiography, " Outrageous," along with Roy Johnson Jr. CHARLES BARKLEY 'S N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEAM

84-8S Phil. 8S-86 Phil 86-87 Ph il 87-88 Phil. 88-89 Phil. 89-90 Phil. 90-91 Phil. 91 -92 Phil TOTALS

G

MIN

TOTAL FGM FGA

82 2347 427 80 29S2 S9S 68 2740 SS7 80 3170 7S3 79 3088 700 79 308S 706 67 2498 66S 7S 2881 622 610 22761 502S

783 1041 937 1283 1208 1177 1167 1126 8722

FG 3 PT PCT . FGM FGA FTM

.S4S 1 .S72 17 .S94 21 .S87 44 .S79 3S 600 20 .S70 44 .SS2 32 .S76 214

FTA

6 293 400 7S 396 S78 104 429 S64 1S7 714 9S1 162 799 602 92 S57 744 1SS 47S 6S8 137 4S4 6S3 888 3920 S347

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

733 266 437 703 8.6 1SS 68S 3S4 672 1026 12.8 312 .761 390 604 994 14.6 331 7S1 38S 566 9S1 11 .9 2S4 7S3 403 S83 986 12.S 32S .749 361 S48 909 11.S 307 .722 2S8 422 680 10.1 284 .69S 271 SS9 830 11.1 308 .733 2688 4391 7029 11 .S 2276

AVG AST PF-D STL

BLK

1.9 3.9 4.9 3.2 4.1 3.9 4.2 4.1 3.7

301 -S 93 333-8 173 2S2-S 119 278-6 100 262-3 126 2S0·2 148 173-2 110 196·2 136 204S-331007

1148 1603 1S64 2264 2037 so 1989 33 1849 44 1730 606 14184

2.0 S.6 2.4 S.3 4.3 6.0 4.2

49·0 S2·2 21-0 9·0 36·0 23·0 190-2

PTS

80 12S 104 103 67

AVG PTS

14.0 20.0 23.0 28.3 2S.8 25.2 27.6 23.1 23.3

PLAYOFFS 84·8S Phil 8S·86 Phil. 86·87 Phil 88-89 Phil. 89·90 Phil. 90·9 1 Phil. TOTALS

13 12

408 497 s 210 3 13S 10 419 8 326 Sl 19S5

7S 104 43 29 88 74 413

139 180 7S 4S 162 12S 726

.S40 S78 .S73 .644 S43 S92 .S69

4 1 1 1 6 2 lS

6 1S 8

s

18 20 72

40 91 36 22 6S 49 303

63 131 4S 31 108 7S 453

.63S .69S .800 .710 .602 .6S3 .669

S2 60 27 8 66 31 244

92 129 36 27 89 S3 426

144 189 63 35 115 84 670

11.1 lS.8 12.6 11.7 11 .S 10S 13.1

26 67 12 16 43 48 212

23 27 4

s

8 1S 82

1S lS 8 2 7 3

so

194 300 123 81 247 199 1144

ALL-STAR GAME RECORD 1987 Phil. 1988 Phil. 1989 Phil. 1990 Phil. 1991 Phil. 1992 Phil. TOTALS

6

16 lS 20 22 3S 28 136

2 1 6 12 7 6 29

6 4 11 7 1S 14 62

.333 2SO .S4S .S83 .467 .429 468

3 2

s

2 3 0 lS

6 .SOO 2 1.000 8 .62S 3 .667 6 .SOO 0 2S .600

1 1 3 2 8 2 17

-25-

3 2 2 2 14 7 30

4 3

s

4 22 9 47

2 2 0 1

s

3 13

7 4 17 17 17 12 24

14.9 2S.O 24.6 27.0 24.7 24.9 22.4

FORWARD HEIGHT: 6161/2 11 WEIGHT: 210 YEARS PRO: 2 COLLEGE: CAL. ST. FULLERTON HOW ACQUIRED: 1990 NBA COLLEGE DRAFT, SECOND ROUND, 48TH OVERALL PICK.

Cedric Ceballos 1991-92 SEASON: Following his promising rookie year and a successful summer in the Rocky Mountain Revue, Cedric went through a transition as he made the move from small forward to shooting guard. However, he was still able to provide the Suns with some explosive scoring at times. He averaged 7.2 points and 2.4 rebounds in 64 games, four as a starter. He improved his free throw shooting percentage from 66% to 73% in 1991-92. Against San Antonio on 12/20, Ceballos poured in 13 points playing just the fourth quarter. The previous game vs. the Nuggets (12/18), Cedric continued his success against Denver pulling down five rebounds and scoring 13 points in 21 minutes. On Feb. 1, Ceballos exploded for 17 points while pulling down 9 rebounds vs. Houston . Cedric saw increased time in April, including starts for the injured Tom Chambers vs. Seattle (4/14) and San Antonio (4/16). He responded with three 20-point nights including: 20, points, 6 rebounds, and 2 steals in 20 minutes vs. the Sonics (4/9); 22 points, 4 rebounds in 25 minutes vs. Seattle (4/14); and his season high 27 points (10-15 fg, 7-8 ft), NBA career high 13 rebounds and 5 assists in 36 minutes vs. Spurs. Cedric's year was highlighted at the NBA's All-Star Weekend. With the help of his blindfolded, "hocus-pocus" dunk in Orlando, Cedric not only grabbed the headlines, but emerged as the Gatorade Slam Dunk Champion. He started all eight playoff games and averaged 13.5 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points · 34 @ Denver 4/16/91 Rebounds - 13 vs. San Antonio 4/16/92 Steals · 5 @ Golden State 4/5/91 Assists - 5 vs. San Antonio 4/16/92 Blocks - 2 vs. Houston 2/1/92 PRO CAPSULE: Ceballos enjoyed a promising rookie season with the Suns in 1990-91 , providing the team with explosive offense. He finished the year with 519 points in 730 minutes, 34.1 over a 48-minute projection. He finished the year averaging 8.3 points per game. Cedric's season high 34 points (13-22 fg, 8-11 ft) in 32 minutes came vs. the Nuggets on 4/16. He also scored 32 points in 23 minutes vs. Denver on 11/10. Ceballos became known as the Suns "point a minute" man and he finished the season averaging 13.2 over the last 9 games. He played in three playoff games vs. Utah averaging 5.3 points per game. Cedric led the Suns in scoring (23.8) during the summmer league at the Rocky Mountain Revue. He was selected by the Suns in the second round of the 1990 College Draft (48th overall pick). Ceballos made NBA history when he scored the Suns 100th point in the first half vs. Denver on 11/10/90. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Averaged 23.1 points and 12.5 rebounds in 1989-90. Two-time first team All-Big West Conference selection. Leading scorer in the Big West Conference as a junior and senior. He improved in all categories from his junior to senior year. Among the nations Top Ten in rebound ing in '89-'90 (12.5 avg.). Holds the school record for career scoring average (22.1), and ranks sixth on Fullerton's all-time points list (1 ,284). Ranks fourth in career rebounding (618). played two years at Ventura (CA) Junior College before transferring to Fullerton. First team JC All-American as a sophomore at Ventura. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE : Attended Dominguez High School in Los Angeles. Played one season of varsity basketball, averaging 12 points and 8 rebounds. Averaged 25 points per game on the junior varsity. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Ceballos was born August 2, 1969 on the island of Maui in Hawaii. The son of Allen and Rochelle Ceballos, he has one brother, Chris. Off the court he enjoys music and cars. A communications major at Fullerton. Nickname is " Ice". Cedric made many community relations appearances in the Phoenix area during his two seasons in Phoenix. CEDRIC CEBALLOS' COLLEGIATE STATISTICS SEASON

1988-89 1989-90 TOTALS YEAR TEAM

90-91 Phx 91-92 Phx.

TOTALS

G

FGM

29 29 58

241 247 488

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

545 .442 117 174 .672 .485 144 215 .670 509 1054 .463 261 389 .671 CEDRIC CEBALLOS' N.B.A. RECORD

G

AVG MIN

TOTAL FGM FGA

FG PCT

63 64 127

11.6 11 .3 11.5

204 176 380

.487 .482 .485

419 365 784

REB

AST

256 362 618

43 50 93

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

OR

TR

AVG REB

AST

110 109 219

166 148 314

.663 .736 .698

77 60 137

73 92 165

150 152 302

2.4 2.4 2.4

35 50 85

0.6 70·0 0.8 52·0 0.7 122-0

2 31 33

5 51 56

1.7 6.4 5.1

2 12 14

0.7 1.5 1.3

1 1 2

6 6 12

AVG AST PF-0

PTS

AVG.

615 669 1284

21.2 23.1 22.1 AVG PTS

STL

BLK

PTS

22 16 38

5 11 16

519 462 981

8.2 7.2

16 108 124

5.3 13.5 11.3

7.7

PLAYOFFS 90-91 Phx. 91·92 Phx

TOTALS

3 8 11

8.0 23.5 19.3

7 44 51

12 80 92

39 19

13 5

22 10

.583 .550 .554

2 20 22

6 30 36

.333 .667 .611

3 20 23

O·O 14-0 14-0

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playoffs

12 6

-27-

13 4

34 12

HEIGHT: 6'10" WEIGHT: 230 YEARS PRO: 11 COLLEGE: UTAH '81 HOW ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS AN UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT ON 715188.

Tom Chambers 1991-92 SEASON : Chambers completed his 11th year in the NBA, his 4th with the Suns. He suffered several nagging injuries throughout the season which limited him to just 69 games. his low since the 1985-86 season. He finished the year averaging 16.3 points and 5.8 rebounds per game. Chambers season high came vs. Portland on 1/19 when he poured in 36 (10-20 fg , 16-17 ft) . He missed seven games (2/3-2/18) suffering from a right hamstring strain and the Suns managed a 3-4 mark during that stretch. On 3/20 vs. the Clippers he grabbed a season high 14 rebounds and dished out a season best 7 assists. Tom passed the 17,000 point mark for his NBA career on 12/30 vs. Detroit and now ranks #38 on the All-Time NBA scoring list. He also has passed the 1,000 point mark for the 11th consecutive season. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 60 vs. Seattle 3/24/90 ... Rebounds - 18 vs. Sacramento 3/2/89 ... Steals - 7 vs. Indiana 1/18/88 ... Blocks - 6 @ Atlanta 1/18/85 ... Assists - 9 vs. San Antonio 12/20/89; vs. Philadelphia 12/28/90 PRO CAPSULE: Chambers com pleted his 10th year in the NBA and third with the Suns in 1990-91. He passed the 1,000 point mark for the 10th time in his career scoring 1,511 points. Chambers made his third straight All-Star appearance as a Sun and fourth overall scoring 8 points and grabbing 4 rebounds. He scored his 5,000th point as a Sun in the 1/1 9 game vs. Sacramento and passed the 5,000 rebou nd mark for his NBA career vs. the Nets on 12/7. Ranks as the 8th highest scorer among active NBA players with 17,736. He set a new Suns record scoring 60 points vs. Seattle on 3/24/90. Chambers was named second team All-Pro by the NBA and The Sporting News in 1990 for the second straight year. He ended the 1989-90 season as the league's 4th leading scorer (27.2) and finished 9th in the NBA in scoring in 1988-89 (25.7). Signed with the Suns on 7/5/88 as the first unrestricted free agent in NBA history. Originally a first round pick of the San Diego Clippers in 1981 (8th overall). Chambers signed with Seattle in 1983 and spent five seasons with the Sonics. He was the 1987 All-Star Game Most Valuable Player, where he hit 34 points. COLLEGE CAPSULE : Helped Utah to a 25-5 record his senior year as the team's leading scorer and rebounder. Named Honorable Mention All-America as a senior. Second team All-WAC as a sophomore and junior, and first team as a senior. Finished college career as Utah's #2 rebounder and 6th leading scorer. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended Fairview High School in Boulder, Colorado, where he earned All-America honors. Averaged 27.6 points and 17.3 rebou nds his last season. PERSONAL CAPSULE: In his spare time Tom enjoys the outdoors. His interests include hunting , fish ing , and camping. Tom has been the Suns' spokesman for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for the past four seasons. He has three child ren , Erika, Skyler, and Megan. Tom was born 6/21 /59 in Ogden, Utah, and makes his off-season home in Eden, Utah . TOM CHAMBERS ' N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEAM

G

AVG MIN

TOTA L FGM FGA

FG PCT

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

FTA

81 -82 s.o. 81 82-83 s.o. 79 83-84 Sea. 82 84-85 Sea. 81 85-86 Sea. 66 86-87 Sea. 82 87-88 Sea 82 88-89 Phx. 81 89-90 Phx. 81 90-91 Phx. 76 91-92 Phx. 69 TOTALS 860 Totals w/Phx. 307

33.1 554 1056 33.7 519 1099 31.3 554 1110 36.1 629 1302 30.6 432 928 36.8 660 1446 32.7 611 1364 37.1 774 1643 37.6 810 1617 32.6 556 1271 28.2 426 989 33.8 6525 13825 34.1 2566 5520

.525 0 2 284 458 .472 0 8 353 488 .499 0 12 375 469 .483 6 22 475 571 .466 13 48 346 414 .456 54 145 535 630 .448 33 109 419 519 .471 28 86 509 598 .501 24 86 557 647 .437 20 73 379 459 .431 18 49 258 311 .472 196 640 4490 5564 .465 90 294 1703 2015

83-84 Sea. 5 86-87 Sea 14 87-88 Sea 5 88-89 Phx. 12 89-90 Phx. 16 90-91 Phx. 4 91-92 Phx. 7 TOTALS 63 Totals w/Phx. 39

38.2 28 59 35.6 118 263 33.6 91 50 41.3 118 257 38.3 117 275 35.5 27 66 27.7 39 85 36.5 497 1096 37.1 301 683

.478 .449 .549 .459 .425 .409 .459 .453 .441

0 6 0 9 5 0 4 24 18

1 18 2 22 19 5 7 73 53

12 80 29 67 116 14 27 345 224

TR

AVG REB AST

AVG AST PF-0

.620 211 350 561 .723 218 301 519 .800 219 313 532 .832 164 415 579 .836 126 305 431 .849 163 382 545 807 135 355 490 851 143 541 684 .861 121 450 571 .826 104 386 490 .830 86 315 401 807 1690 4113 5803 .845 454 1692 2146

FT PCT

6.9 196 6.6 192 6.5 133 7.1 209 6.5 132 6.6 245 6.0 212 8.4 231 7.0 190 6.4 194 5.8 142 6.7 2026 7.0 757

1.8 2.4 1.6 2.6 2.0 3.0 2.6 2.9 2.3 2.6 21 2.4 2.5

OR

PLAYOFFS

18 99 35 78 132 19 32 413 261

.667 .808 .829 .859 .879 .737 .844 .835 .858

4 32 8 22 20 2 8 96 52

DR

29 58 23 109 87 21 23 350 240

33 6.6 90 6.4 31 6.2 131 10.9 107 6.7 23 5.8 31 4.4 446 7.1 292 7.5

8 32 11 46 31 10 19 157 106

STL

341-17 58 333. 15 79 309-8 47 312-4 70 248-6 55 307-9 81 297-4 87 271-2 87 260-1 88 235·3 65 196-1 57 3109-70 774 962-7 297

1.6 23-0 2.3 51-0 2.2 24·1 4.5 44-0 1.9 54-0 2.5 12·1 2.7 25-1 2.5 233-3 2.7 135-2

5 12 3 13 7 7 2 49 29

BLK

PTS

46 1392 57 1391 51 1483 57 1739 37 1223 49 1909 53 1674 55 2085 47 2201 52 1511 37 1128 542 17736 191 6925 3 13 1 15 7 5 5 49 32

68 322 129 312 355 68 109 1363 844

AVG PTS

17.2 17.6 18.1 21 .5 18.5 23.3 20.4 25.7 27.2 19.9 16.3 20.6 22.6 13.6 23.0 25.8 26.0 222 17.0 15.6 21.6 21.6

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playotts 1987 Sea 1989 Phx. 1990 Phx. 1991 Phx. TOTALS

22 17 29 16 21 18 84

13 4 8 4 29

32 29 25 8 12 11 56

18 16 .520 .500 .667 .364 .518

22 16

18 17

ALL-STAR GAME RECORD 3 0 1 1 5

6 6 5 0 17

9 .667 6 1.000 7 .714 0 .000 22 .773

3 2 2 2 9

-29-

1 3 1 2 7

4 5 3 4 16

60 41

4.0

1.3

5-0 3-0 0-0 3·0 11·0

34 14 21 8 77

19.3

HEIGHT: 6'1" WEIGHT: 190 YEARS PRO: 5 COLLEGE: CALIFORNIA '87 HOW ACQUIRED: OBTAINED FROM CLEVELAND ON 2125188 WITH MARK WEST, ~ TYRONE CORBIN AND DRAFT < PICKS FOR LARRY NANCE, MIKE SANDERS AND A DRAFT PICK.

Kevin Johnson 1991-92 SEASON: Kevin completed his fourth full season with the Suns leading the team and finishing 2nd in the NBA in assists with 10.7 per game. He finished second on the team in scoring with 19.7 ppg. He just missed reaching the 20-point, 10-assist plateau for the fourth straight year. KJ tied his NBA career high with 44 points vs. Utah on 11/30 (16-29 fg, 2-2 3-pt, 10-15 ft). His season high in assists came on 3/31 vs. Portland when KJ delivered 20. The 20 assists was the second highest total in club history and marked the 6th time KJ has dished out 20 or more assists for the Suns. He ranks second on the Suns all-time assist list with 3,698, trailing Alvan Adams' 4,012. KJ had a triple double on 2/14 vs. the Clippers with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists. Against the Trail Blazers on 2/18, Kevin set an NBA carer best by converting on 17 field goals. On 1/15, KJ saw one of his dreams come true as his St. Hope Academy officially opened in Sacramento. He was named third team All-N BA. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points · 44@ Milwaukee 3/27/90; 44 vs. Utah 11 /30/91 .. Rebounds · 13 vs. San Anton io 4/13/88 ... Assists - 21 @ LA Lakers 2/26/89 ... Steals - 6 vs. Miami 1/7/89; vs. Cleveland 1/9/91 ... Blocks - 3 @ Sacramento 11/18/88 PRO CAPSULE: In 1990-91, KJ completed his third full year with Phoenix leading the team in scoring (22.1), assists (10.1) and steals (2.12). KJ made his second straight appearance in the All-Star game, his first as a starter. Kevin was named the NBA Player of the Week for the week ending 12/16 as he averaged 29.3 points, 10 assists and 3.67 steals during the week. He averaged over 20 points and 10 assists for the 3rd straight season. Kevin fin ished 7th in the Most Valuable Player voting in 1990-91. Kevin was named to the All-NBA second team for the third consecutive year. In 1989-90, he led the team in assists and finished #3 in the league (114). Named NBA Player of the Week for the week ending 3/18/90 and hit his NBA career high 44 points on 3/27 vs. the Bucks. Kevin set an all-time Suns and Coliseum record with 23 free throws made on 4/9 vs. Utah. Originally a first round pick of the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1987 (7th overall). Suns obtained Kevin from the Cavs on 2/25/88. He averaged 12.6 points and 8.7 assists for Phoenix in '87-'88, earning NBA Rookie of the Month honors in April. Started 25 of the 28 games he played in as a Sun in 1987-88. Named the NBA Most Improved Player in 1988-89 as he set five club records including 991 assists for the season . COLLEGE CAPSULE: Finished college career as Cal's all-time leader in scoring (1655), assists (521) and steals (155). Posted the first triple-double in PAC-10 history with 22 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists vs. Arizona. He was named first team All-PAC 10 as a junior and senior. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Led all California high school players in scor!ng (32.5 avg.) his senior year at Sacramento HS in Sacramento, CA. Scored 56 points in a game his last season . PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born Kevin Maurice Johnson 3/4/66. Kevin founded St. Hope Academy in Sacramento, CA. St. Hope Academy is an organization benefitting young people by providing opportunites for educational, cultural, spiritual and social edification . A political science major at Cal. Selected by the Oakland A's in the 1986 baseball draft. Kevin was selected as winner of the J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award in 1990-91 . The winner is chosen by the Professional Basketball Writers of America. KJ also was chosen as a "Point of Light" by President George Bush as a part of the 1000 Points of Light program . In December of 1991, KJ was named a winner of the Good Sport Award , presented by Sports Illustrated for Kids. KEVIN JOHNSON 'S N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEA M

G

87-88 Cle-Phx 88-89 Phx. 89-90 Phx. 90-91 Phx. 91 -92 Phx. TOTALS Totals w/Phx.

80 81 74 77

78 390 338

AVG MIN

TOTAL FGM FGA

FG PCT

24.0 275 596 39.2 570 1128 37.6 578 1159 36.0 591 1145 37.2 539 1125 34.8 2553 5153 37.0 2410 4842

.461 .505 .499 .516 .479 .495 .498

41 .2 36.4 36.5 41.9 39.0

.495 .479 .302 484 469

FTA

FT PCT

OR

5 24 177 211 2 22 508 576 8 41 501 598 9 44 519 616 10 46 448 555 34 177 2153 2556 32 168 2061 2444

.839 .882 .838 .843 .807 .842 .843

36 155 191 46 294 340 42 228 270 54 217 271 61 231 292 239 1125 1364 229 1063 1292

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

DR

TR

AVG REB AST

AVG AST PF-D

2.4 437 5.5 4.2 991 12.2 3.6 846 11.4 3.5 781 10.1 3.7 836 10.7 3.5 3891 10.0 3.8 3698 10.9

STL

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

155-1 226-1 143-0 174-0 180-0 878-2 782-1

103 135 95 163 116 612 552

24 24 14 11 23 96 79

732 1650 1665 1710 1536 7293 6913

9.2 20.4 22.5 22.2 19.7 18.7 20.5

28-0 28-0 9-0 24-1 89·1

19 25 2 12 58

285 340 51 189 868

23.8 21.3 12.8 23.6 21.6

PLAYOFFS 88-89 Phx. 89·90 Phx. 9091 Phx. 91 ·92 Phx. TOTALS

12 16 4 8 40

90 123 16 62 291

182 257 53 128 620

17 14

29 27

10 11 7 6 34

102 92 18 62 274

110 112 30 72 324

.927 .821 .600 .861 .846

12 9 2 8 31

39 44 11 25 119

51 53 13 33 150

4.3 3.3 3.3 4.1 3.8

147 170 39 93 445

12.3 10.6 9.8 11.6 11 .1

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playoffs

53 48

23 18

24 19

3 4

12 9

13 9

21 19

44 37

ALL-STAR GAME RECORD 1990 Phx. 1991 Phx. TOTALS

2

14 23 37

1.000 .400 .500

0 2 2

.000 .500 .500

0 1 1

-31-

0 1 1

0 2 2

1.0

4 7 11

5.5

2-0 2-0 4-0

3.5

HEIGHT: 6'10" WEIGHT: 255

YEARS PRO: 3 COLLEGE: NOTRE DAME '86 HOW ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS AN UNRESTRICTED

FREE AGENT 8118192.

Tim Kempton PRO CAPSULE: Kempton spent the last two seasons playing in Italy for the Glaxo Verona team. He averaged 16.1 points, 9.4 rebounds and 3.0 assists in 28 games for Verona in 1991-92. The previous year, Kempton led his team to the Italian Championship and European Cup, making them the only team in history to accomplish that feat . He was originally a sixth-round (124th overall) draft selection of the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986. He spent one season with the Clippers averaging 4.4 points and 2.9 rebounds in 14.2 minutes per game. His best games as a rookie came against Houston (4/7/87) when he scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in 45 minutes. Kempton spent the next season in Italy before returning to the NBA for the 1988-89 season with Charlotte. The Hornets signed him as a free agent. He played in 79 games averaging 6.1 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. He improved in every offensive category from his rookie season. He scored his career-high 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds on 12/14/88 vs. Indiana. Kempton was traded to Denver prior to the start of the 1980-90 season. He played in 71 games for the Nuggets averaging 5.4 points and 3.1 rebounds in 14.9 minutes per game. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Kempton averaged 8.6 points and 5.5 rebounds' during his four-year career at Notre Dame. He averaged 6.5 points and 5.3 re bounds starting 27 games as a senior. Tim had his best scoring season as a freshman averaging 10.6 ppg . The Fighting Irish made it to the finals of the National Invitational Tournament in 1983-84. Kempton averaged 10.3 points and a single season high 6.3 rebounds per game. For his college career, Tim shot .786 from the free throw line and .516 from the field. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Kempton was named to several All-American teams during his prep career at St. Dominic High School in Oyster Bay, New York. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Tim was born January 25, 1964 in New York.

SEASON 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 TOTALS

G 27 26 27 27 108

TIM KEMPTON 'S COLLEGIATE STATISTICS FGM FGA PCT FTM FTA PCT 101 168 .601 83 113 .735 78 165 .473 113 148 .764 87 62 141 .440 68 .782 .543 43 69 127 58 .741 310 601 .516 307 406 .756

MIN 739 775 671 617 2802

REB 159 165 130 143 597

PTS 285 269 192 181 927

AVG 10.6 10.3 7.1 6.5 8.6

TIM KEMPTON 'S N.B.A. RECORD G

AVG MI N

86-87 LAC. 66 88·89 Char. 79 89·90 Den. 71 TOTALS 216

14.2 17.0 15.0 15.5

89·90 Den

10.7

YEA R TEAM

TOTAL FGM FGA

97 171 153 421

FT

FG 3 PT PCT FGM FGA FTM

FTA

PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG AVG REB AST AST PF- 0

206 335 312 853

.471 .506 .490 .494

137 207 114 458

.693 .686 .675 .686

70 91 51 212

124 213 167 504

194 304 218 716

3.0 3.8 3.1 3.3

53 102 118 273

0.8 1.3 1.7 1.3

9

.778

5

1.7

4

1.3

0 0 0 0

1 95 1 142 1 77 3 314

STL

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

162·6 38 215·3 41 144·2 30 521-11 109

12 14 9 35

289 484 383 1156

4.4 6.1 5.4 5.4

18

6.0

PLAYOFFS 3

4 1.000

-

33-

8·0

YEARS PRO: 2 COLLEGE: DAYTON '90 HOW ACQUIRED: 1990 NBA COLLEGE DRAFT, SECOND ROUND, 31ST OVERALL PICK.

Negele Knight 1991-92 SEASON : Negele's 1991-92 season was plagued by injuries. He played sparingly during November as a result of several nagging injuries suffered in training camp and the preseason . Knight ended the season averaging 5.8 ppg and 2.7 apg in 42 games Following the All-Star break, Negele suffered a sprained neck and back in practice and was placed on the injured list on 2/13. He did not return during the regular season and did not play in the playoffs. In December, when he had returned to the lineup he provided a spark to the team coming off the bench. He had his season high of 19 points (9-12 FG , 1-1 FT) vs. the Lakers on 12/22 helping the Suns to a 100-88 win as he scored 17 second-half points. Knight was also instrumental as the Suns overcame an 18-point, 3rd-quarter deficit to down Detroit on 12/30. He finished with 18 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 27 vs. San Antonio 4/1/91 Rebounds - 7 @ Golden State 4/5/91 Assists - 19 @ Golden State 4/5/91 Steals - 2 - done several times Blocks - 1 - done several times PRO CAPSULE: In his first NBA season in 1990-91 , Knight averaged 5.3 points and 3.0 assists per game in 64 appearances. He proved to be a solid back-up to Kevin Johnson. Negele started five games at the beginning of April when Johnson was injured and averaged 23.6 points and 11.0 assists in those games. He scored his season high of 27 points against Golden State on 4/9 and again on 4/14 vs. the Spurs. His 19 assists vs. the Warriors on 4/5 is the third highest total in Suns history. Knight was named as a runner-up for the NBA Player of the Week ending 4/1 4. He missed the first eight games of the seson with a strained left hamstring. In four playoff games vs. Utah, the rookie averaged 8 points and 2.3 assists per game. Negele was selected by the Suns on the second round of the 1990 college draft, the 31st overall pick. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Led the Flyers to a 22-10 record as a senior, their best mark since 1967. Named Honorable Mention All-America in 1989-90, averaging 22.8 points and a school record 6.8 assists per game. Named the Most Valuable Player of the Midwestern Collegiate Conference Tournament in '89-'90. Most steals (54), assists (216) and points (731) in a season his senior year. Ranks 13th in scoring average on Dayton's all-time list (14.8). Finished career as the school 's sixth all-time leading scorer (1 ,806 points), and first all-time leader in assists (663), starts (115) and games played (122, tied with Jack Sallee). HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended DePorres High School in Detroit. Led his team to a 27-0 record as a senior, averaging 24.0 points, 10.1 assists and 6.2 rebounds. DePorres won the Detroit City Championship and the Michigan State Class C state title his last season. Named All-Michigan, All-Detroit Metro and the MVP of the Detroit All-Catholic league team. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Received a health education degree at Dayton. His favorite pastime is watching movies. Negele (pronounced NE-GELL') was born March 7, 1967, the son of Willie and Alma Knight. Negele was a spokesman for the Arizona Dental Health Association the last two seasons. NEGELE KNIGHT'S COLLEGIATE STATISTICS SEASON

1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 TOTALS

G

FG M

FGA

30

75

188

31 29 32 122

176 145 234 630

373 306 465 1332

PCT

FTM

PCT

FTA

AEB

.670 .379 63 93 63 DID NOT PLAY - MEDICAL REDSHIRT .713 .472 97 136 98 .474 100 136 .735 96 192 240 .800 123 .503 .747 .473 452 605 380

AST

PTS

AVG.

128

213

7.1

151 168 216 663

459 403 731 1806

14.8 13.9 22.8 14.8

NEGELE KNIGHT 'S N.B.A. RECORD G

AVG MI N

90-91 Phx. 91 ·92 Ph x. TOTALS

64 42 106

12.4 15.0 13.4

131 103 234

90-9 1 Phx.

4

14.0

13

YEA R TEAM

TOTAL FGM FGA

AVG AVG AEB AST AST PF-D STL

FG 3 PT PCT FG M FGA FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DA

TA

308 217 525

.425 .475 .446

118 48 166

.602 .688 .627

20 16 36

51 30 81

71 46 117

1.1 1.1 1.1

191 112 303

26

.500

4

1.0

9

6 4 10

25 13 38

71 33 104

3.0 83-0 2.7 58-0 2.9 141-0

20 24 44

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

7 3 10

339 243 582

5.3 5.8 5.5

32

8.0

PLAYOFFS 7

.714

2.3

7-0

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playotts

45 21

12 8

25 13

15 4

-35-

19 5

27 18

GUARDFORWARD HEIGHT: 616" WEIGHT: 220 YEARS PRO: 4 ;t1 COLLEGE: CENTRAL MICHIGAN '88 HOW ACQUIRED: 1988 NBA COLLEGE DRAFT, FIRST ROUND, 14TH OVERALL PICK.

Dan Majerle 1991-92 SEASON : Though Majerle began the season starting the first 12 games, he returned to his familiar role as the team's sixth man for 67 of the 82 games he played . Regardless of whether he was starting or coming off the bench, Dan provided the team with the same consistent offensive and defensive production. He finished the year scoring at the highest pace of his career, 17.3 ppg, and led the team in scoring on 11 occasions. Majerle averaged 5.9 rebounds (third on the team) and 1.60 steals (2nd on team) and continued to draw the team's toughest defensive assignments. He led the team in total three-point fg's made (87) and had his best night from three-land against Indiana on 11/5 when he converted on 5 supershots. "Thunder" played in his first NBA All-Star game as a Western Conference reserve and scored 4 points, grabbed 3 rebounds and had 2 assists. Dan set his career high in minutes with 51 vs. Utah on 11/30 and exploded for his NBA best of 37 points on 11 /29 vs. Charlotte. He pulled down 13 rebounds vs. Houston on 3/1, also an NBA high. In the offseason, Majerle underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 37 vs. Charlotte 11/29/91 . Rebounds - 13 vs. Houston 3/3/92 ... Assists - 13 vs. Denver 11 /10/90 ... Steals - 6 vs. Golden State 11/3/89; @ Houston 12/22/90 ... Blocks - 4 vs. Lakers 2/3/92 PRO CAPSULE: Majerle blossomed in his role as the Suns' sixth man providing the necessary spark off the bench in 1990-91 . He averaged 13.6 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.4 steals per game. He was second on the team in offensive rebounds with 168. Dan missed five games in April due to discomfort and numbness in his right leg caused by a benign synovial cyst causing nerve irritation in his spine. He underwent successful surgery in the offseason to remove the cyst. He was named to the NBA's All-Defensive second team and was runner-up by one vote to Indiana's Detlef Schremp! for the league's Sixth Man Award. Dan was a runner-up for NBA Player of the Week for the week ending 3/17. Dan grabbed a career high 12 rebounds on 2/27/90 vs. the Nuggets and again on 3/1 vs. Houston. Majerle suffered a separation of the right shoulder on 3/19/90 vs. San Antonio and missed a total of eight games. Dan completed the '89-'90 season averaging 11 .1 points and 5.9 rebounds per game. He spent 28 games on the injured list with mononucleosis his rookie season. Completed '88-'89 averaging 8.6 points and 3.9 rebounds. Majerle was a first round pick in the 1988 College Draft (14th overall). COLLEGE CAPSULE: Majerle was a three time All-Mid American Conference selection at Central Michigan. Finished second on CMU 's all-time scoring (2055), steals (171) and field goal percentage (.536) lists. Averaged 23.7 points and 10.8 rebounds his senior year. The Chippewas went to the NCAA Tourney his junior season. Earned MVP honors at the post season Portsmouth Invitational Tournament. Topped off his college career by being selected as a member of the United States Basketball Team, winning a bronze medal. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: A graduate of Traverse City High School in Traverse City, Michigan. Averaged 37.5 points and 16 rebounds per game as a senior, earning Class A All-State honors. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born the son of Frank and Sally Majerle (pronounced MAR-LEE) 9/9/65 in Traverse City. Dan has two brothers, Steve and Jeff. Nicknamed "Thunder " for his powerful dunks and rugged inside play. Graduated from CMU with a degree in Physical Education. In his spare time, Dan likes to play golf. Dan is involved with the Stay in School program in the Phoenix area. DAN MAJERLE'S N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEAM

G

88-89 Phx. 89-90 Phx. 90-9 1 Phx. 91-92 Phx. TOTALS

54 73 82 286

88-89 Phx. 89-90 Ph x. 90-91 Phx. 91-92 Phx. TOTALS

12 16 4 7 39

77

AVG MI N

TOTAL FGM FGA

FG PCT

FTA

FT PCT

OR

25.1 181 432 30.7 296 698 29.6 397 821 34.8 551 1153 30.5 1425 3104

.419 .424 .484 .478 459

27 82 19 80 30 86 87 228 163 476

78 198 227 229 732

127 260 298 303 988

.614 .762 .762 .756 .741

62 147 209 144 286 430 168 250 418 148 335 483 522 1018 1540

29.3 29.9 27.5 38.0 31 .0

.438 .487 .375 .432 .449

8 4 4 9 25

38 51 14 25 128

48 65 19 26 158

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

DR

TR

AVG AVG REB AST AST PF-0

STL

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

3.9 5.9 5.4 5.9 5.4

130 188 216 274 808

2.4 2.6 2.8 3.3 2.8

139·1 177·5 162-0 158-0 636-6

63 100 106 131 400

14 32 40 43 129

467 809 1051 1418 3745

8.6 11.1 13.6 17.3 13.1

4.8 5.1 3.8 6.3 5.1

14 34 7 20 75

1.2 2.1 1.8 2.9 1.9

28-0 34-0 12-0 11-0 85-0

13 20 5 10 48

172 201 42 130 545

14.3 12.6 10.5 18.6 14.0

PLAYOFFS 73 12 48 196

144 150 32 111 437

15 10

25 24

63

28 12 11 33

84

.792 .785 .737 .962 .810

22 30 6 13 71

35 51 9 31 126

57 81 15 44 197

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playoffs 1992 Phx.

51 50 12

5

12 10 .400

13 12

6 5

10 8

ALL-STAR GAME RECORD 0 0 --0 3

2

-

37 -

13 11 3

37 24

13 6

O·O

4.0

FORWARD HEIGHT: 6'10" WEIGHT: 245 YEARS PRO: 2 COLLEGE: MARYLAND '92 HOW ACQUIRED: OBTAINED FROM NEW YORK ON 1011191 WITH TRENT TUCKER AND TWO SECOND ROUND DRAFT PICKS IN EXCHANGE FOR XAVIER McDANIEL.

Jerrod Mustaf 1991-92 SEASON : Jerrod completed his first season with the Suns and his second in the NBA. He was obtained from New York prior to training camp in October in the deal that sent Xavier McDaniel to the Knicks. He finished the 1991-92 campaign playing in 52 games averaging 4.5 points and 2.8 rebounds per game. Mustaf saw limited action averaging 10.5 minutes per contest. He missed part of preseason and the first couple of games in the regular season with shin splints. He set a new NBA career best vs. Miami on 12/26 when he scored 19 points (7-10 fg , 5-6 ft) in 22 minutes. He also set personal highs with 4 steals vs. the Clippers on 11/6 and 12 rebounds, 11 in the first half, vs. the Bullets on 2/15. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 19 vs. Miami 12/26/91 Rebounds - 12 vs. Washington 2/15/92 Assists - 5 vs. Lake rs 11 /8/91 Steals - 4 vs. Clippers 11/6/91 Blocks - 2 @ New Jersey 12/15/90 PRO CAPSULE: In his rookie season (1990-91) Jerrod appeared in 62 games for the Knicks averaging 4.3 ppg and 2.7 rpg . . . started five games for the injured Kiki Vandeweghe (12/8 to 12/18) and averaged 6.2 points, 5.6 rebounds while shooting 13-31 from the field (.419) in 26.6 minutes per contest. . . had his season high in both points (13) and rebounds (11) in 30 minutes off the bench vs. Seattle at Madison Square Garden on 1/21 , his first pro double-double.... Mustaf was placed on the injured list on 3/6 with tendinitis of the left knee.... he averaged 4.0 points in three playoff games vs. Chicago.. Jerrod suffered a broken nose in Game Two but rebounded to score eight points in eight minutes in Game Three.. Mustaf led the Knicks' summer league squad in scoring with 16.7 ppg, shooting .562 from the field and averaging 7.3 rpg. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Left University of Maryland after sophomore season .... led the team in scoring as a sophomore averaging 18.5 ppg and was second on the team with 7.7 rpg while shooting .529 from the field. he earned All-ACC third team honors from UPI as a sophomore.... had his career high in points with 35 vs. Duke on 2/10/90.... Mustaf averaged 14.3 points as a freshman, breaking the school freshman mark set by John Lucas (14.2 in 1972-73). HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Jerrod was a consensus Prep All-America at DeMatha High School with selection to McDonald 's, Parade and Converse teams.... he averaged 22 ppg and 15 rpg while leading DeMatha to 30-3 mark as a senior. . . Mustaf also ran cross-country. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Jerrod majored in management and consumer economics at Maryland .... he enjoys read ing, especially black history and current events. ... his favorite non-sports hero is Malcolm X.... Mustaf hopes to pursue a political career at the end of his playing days.... was born in Whiteville, N.C., on October 28, 1969. JERROD MUSTAF'S COLLEGIATE STATISTICS SEASON

1988-89 1989-90 TOTALS

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

PTS

AVG.

26 33 59

847 1048 1895

157 236 393

302 446 746

.520 .529 .527

53 127 180

74 164 238

.716 .774 .756

202 254 456

371 609 980

14.3 18.5 16.6

JERROD MUSTAF 'S N.B.A. RECORD G

AVG MIN

90·91 NY. 62 91 ·92 Phx. 52 TOTALS 114 Totals w/Phx. 52

13.3 10.5 12.0 10.5

YEAR TEAM

TOTAL FGM FGA

106 92 198 92

FG PCT

228 193 421 193

.465 .477 .470 .477

5

.800

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

0 0 0 0

1 0 1 0

56 49 105 49

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

87 71 158 71

.644 .690 .665 .690

51 45 96 45

118 100 218 100

169 145 314 145

AVG REB AST

2.7 2.8 2.8 2.8

36 45 81 45

5

1.7

0

AVG AST PF-D STL

0.6 109·0 0.9 59·0 0.7 168-0 0.9 59-0

15 21 36 21

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

14 16 30 16

268 233 501 233

4.3 4.5 4.4 4.5

12

4.0

PLAYOFFS 90·91 N.Y

7.3

5

.800

3

0.0

2-0

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playoffs

33

11 2

3

-39-

8

11 2

13 8

HEIGHT: 6'7"

WEIGHT: 240 YEARS PRO: 9 COLLEGE: KANSAS STATE '82 HOW ACQUIRED:

SIGNED AS AN UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT 7120190.

Eddie Nealy 1991-92 SEASON : Although Nealy finished his ninth season in the NBA, he continued to discover new facets of his game, namely shooting three-point field goals. Nealy finished the 1991 -92 campaign converting on 20-50 3-pointers (,400), surpassing the total for his previous eight years in the league (10). He averaged 3.1 points and 2.1 rebounds in 52 games for the season, starting four times. Nealy had a perfect shooting night (6-6 fg, 3-3 3-pt fg, 2-2 ft) for a season high 17 points (also his high as a Sun) and added a season high five assists as a starter in 21 minutes on 4/16 vs. San Antonio. Two of his NBA supershots came against the Los Angeles Lakers on 11/19 as Nealy scored 12 points in 31 minutes of action. He grabbed a team and season high nine rebounds vs. Denver on 1/8. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 23 @ Utah 3/27/87 ... Rebounds - 16 @ Houston 3/12/87 ... Assists - 5 @ Lakers 3/20/87; @ Phoenix 4/11/87; vs. San Antonio 4/16/92 ... Steals - 4 vs. Utah 12/26/87; vs. Denver 4/3/87 ... Blocks - 2 vs. Detroit 11/24/87; vs. Indiana 3/4/83 PRO CAPSULE: Returned to Phoenix in 1990-91 to play his first full season with the team after spending the 1989-90 season with the Chicago Bulls. Nealy played a season high 26 minutes and grabbed 7 rebounds when the Suns handed the Portland Trail Blazers their first loss of the season on 11/27. He played in 55 games and averaged 2.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per contest. Ed scored his season high 9 points vs. Mavs on 4/12 and led the Suns with his season high 10 rebounds vs. Golden State on 4/9. He played in two playoff games grabbing 5 rebounds and scoring two points. Nealy spent the '89-90 season with Chicago playing in 46 games and averaging 2.3 points and 3.0 rebounds. Grabbed a season high 11 rebounds on 11/25/89 @ GS. Ed was a key factor in the Bulls mid-season nine-game winning streak, averaging 5.3 points and 6.1 rebounds. He had a strong stint in the playoffs that season playing in 15 of 16 games while averaging 3.1 points and 3.5 rebounds. Nealy grabbed a team high 9 rebounds and was named CBS Player of the Game in game #4 of the playoffs vs. Philadelphia. Originally an 8th round pick of the Kansas City Kings in 1982 (166th overall). He spent three seasons with the Kings. Nealy played in the CBA during 1984-85 and 1985-86 and was signed as a free agent by San Antonio in 1986-87. Nealy then played two seasons with the Spurs before signing as a free agent with Chicago on 9/27/88. Traded to the Suns on 12/14/88 for Craig Hodges and a 1989 second round draft pick. Spent the remainder of '88-'89 with the Suns, appearing in 30 games. Ed was traded back to Chicago 10/5/89 for future considerations. He signed a multiple year contract with the Suns as an unrestricted free agent on 7/20/90. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Named All-Big Eight and Academic All-American his senior year at Kansas State. He led the Big Eight in rebounding three times and finished his college career as the school 's all-time rebounding leader. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended Bonner High School in Bonner Springs, Kansas. A four-year letterman in basketball, football and golf. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born 2/19/60 in Pittsburg , Kansas, the son of Ed and Jeanne Nealy. Ed has five sisters, the oldest are twins. He and his wife Deann were married in June 1989. Their first child , Edward Spencer Nealy, was born on December 8, 1990. Their second child, Hunter Aaron, was born on October 16, 1992. In his spare time, Ed enjoys golf, fishing and skiing . · EDDIE NEALY'S N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEAM

G

82-83 K.C. 83-84 K.C. 84-85 K.C. 86-87 S.A. 87-88 S.A. 88-89 O»Phx 89-90 Chi. 90-91 Phx. 91-92 Phx. TOTALS Tolals w/Phx.

82 71 22 60

AVG MIN

TOTA L FGM FGA

147

43 46 55 52 499 137

20.0 13.5 10.2 16.3 12.3 6.0 10.9 10.4 9.7 13.0 9.1

26 84 50 13 37 45 62 527 115

2 2 4 15 2 8 33 14

9.5 18.0 1.5 15.2 100 8.4 11.4 6.6

2 2 1 17 1 7 30 9

68

63

247 126 44 192 109 36 70 97 121 1042 247

FG PCT

.595 .500 .591 .438 .459 361 .529 .464 512 .506 .466

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

0 0 0 4 1 0 0 5 20 30 25

68

70 48 10 51 41 4 30 28 16 298 47

1 13 15 14

2 0 0 13 0 4 19 4

0 0 0 31 2 2 2 16 50 103

FTA

114

60 19 69 63 9 41 38 24 437 69

FT PCT

OR

.614 .800 .526 .739 .651 .444 .732 .737 .667 .682 .681

170 315 485 73 149 222 15 29 44 96 188 284 82 140 222 78 22 56 46 92 138 44 107 151 25 86 111 573 1162 1735 87 230 317

DR

TR

AVG AVG REB AST AST PF-D

5.9 3.1 2.0 4.7 3.3 1.8 3.0 2.7 2.1 3.5 2.3

62 50 18 83 49 14 28 36 37 377 81

0.8 0.7 0.8 1.4 0.7 0.3 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.8 0.6

3.0 3.5 0.8 3.5 2.5 2.3 2.8 1.9

2 4 0 5 0 4 15 4

1.0 2.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.5 0.5 0.5

STL

BL K

247-4 68 138-1 41 26-0 3 144-1 40 94-0 29 45-0 7 67-0 16 46-0 24 45-0 16 852-6 244 113-0 44

12 9 1 11 5 1 4 4 2 49 6

PTS

AVG PTS

364 174 62 223 142 30 104 123 160 1382 302

4.4 2.5 2.8 3.7 2.1 0.7 2.3 2.2 3.1 2.8 22

6 4 2 47 2 23 84 27

3.0 2.0 0.5 3.1 1.0 2.9 2.5 1.9

PLAYOFFS 83-84 K.C. 87-88 S.A. 88-89 Phx. 89-90 Chi. 90-91 Phx. 91-92 Phx. TOTALS Totals w/Phx.

2 1.000 4 .500 3 .333 36 .472 5 200 18 .389 68 .441 26 .346

2 1.000 0 .000 0 .000 21 .619 0 .000 4 1.000 27 .704 4 1.000

2 3 1 16 2 4 28 7

4 4 2 36 3 14 63 19

6 7 3 52 5 18 91 26

1-0 6-0 0-0 45-1 2-0 12-0 66-1 14-0

0 1 0 10 0 3 14 3

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playoffs

40 26

15 7

8 4

10 6

-

16 9

41

23 10

HEIGHT: 61811 WEIGHT: 213 YEARS PRO: 11 COLLEGE: SANTA CLARA 'BO HOW ACQUIRED: OBTAINED FROM CHARLOTTE ON 12113189 IN EXCHANGE FOR ARMON GILLIAM AND TWO SECOND ROUND DRAFT PICKS.

Kurt Rambis 1991-92 SEASON : Kurt saw limited action early in the season but his playing time increased as the Suns headed into the final stretch of the season. Rambis finished the 1991-92 season averaging 3.2 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. He saw action in 28 games for a total of 381 minutes, 302 of those minutes in the last 20 games. He had his season high 14 rebounds and added 6 points and 3 assists vs. Sacramento on 4/7. He started the 11/19 game vs. the Lakers and scored 11 points, grabbed 9 rebounds and had 5 assists in 26 minutes. He matched his season high of 11 points vs. Milwaukee (3/25) and had 12 rebounds (11 defensive) vs. the Cavaliers on 3/10. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 23 vs. Golden State 3/30/89 Rebounds - 22 vs. San Antonio 2/25/89 Steals - 7 @ Houston 11/3/89 Assists - 8 @ Houston 12/3/88 Blocks - 4 - done ten times PRO CAPSULE: Rambis completed his 10th NBA season in 1990-91, his first complete one as a member of the Suns. Kurt began the season as a starter, but after the acquisition of Xavier McDaniel, saw most of his action off the bench. He averaged 3.6 points and 4.3 rebounds per game in 62 games Rambis had a season high 37 minutes and 12 rebounds when he started for the injured Tom Chambers in Milwaukee on 1/5. He tied his season high 12 rebounds vs. Dallas on 4/12 and had his season high of 10 points vs. Golden State on 4/9. He played in all four Suns' playoff games scoring four points and pulling down 15 rebounds. Rambis appeared weekly as co-star of Suns Sunday Live, a local TV sports show. The Suns obtained Rambis on 12/13/89 from Charlotte. He played in 58 games for the Suns that season, averaging 5.4 points and 7.0 rebounds. The Suns blossomed with Rambis in the lineup in 1989-90, including a 34-11 mark with him in a starting role. Hit a season high as a Sun with 16 points on 213190 vs. Houston. He passed the 4,000 rebound mark for his NBA career on 3/13 vs. Utah. Kurt the Hornets and finished 12th in the league in rebounding in '88-'89 (9.4). He saw action in 75 games in '88-'89, averaging 11 .1 points. Rambis was originally a third round pick of the Knicks in 1980 (58th overall). Waived by New York on 9/18/80, played in Greece with the "AEK" team for four months. Saw action in 20 games for AEK. Kurt signed with the Lakers as a free agent on 9/13/81 and was a member of four NBA Championship teams in his seven year tenure with the Lakers (1982, 1985, 1987, 1988). Rambis is the top FGO/o shooter in playoff history (.574). COLLEGE CAPSULE: Named WCAC Player of the Year as a senior at Santa Clara, posting career bests of 19.6 per game and .534 field goal percentage. Finished college career with 1.725 points and 686 rebounds. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended Cupertino High School in California. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Has a B.S. degree in Psychology from Santa Clara. He and his wife, Linda, have two sons, Jesse (7) and Jordan (5) and a daughter, Alexandria Rachel, born on 6/28/92. Off the court, Kurt enjoys the beach and playing tennis. He teamed with tennis great John McEnroe in a doubles match against teammate Danny Ainge and Andre Agassi in an exhibition this past summer. Also active in the community and various basketball camps, including FastBreak Fantasy, an adult camp he runs with Cotton Fitzsimmons. KURT RAMBIS ' N.B.A. RECORD AVG MIN

YEAR TEAM

G

TOTAL FGM FGA

FG PCT

81-82 L.A. 82-83 L.A 83-84 LA 84-85 Lakers 85-86 Lakers 86-87 Lakers 87-88 Lakers 88-89 Char. 89-90 Gra·PhX 90-91 Phx. 91-92 Phx. TOTALS Tolals w/Phx.

64 78 47 82 74 78 70 75 74 62 28 732 148

17.7 118 228 23.2 235 413 15.8 63 113 19.7 181 327 21 .3 160 269 19.4 163 313 12.1 102 186 29.8 325 627 25.7 190 373 14.5 83 167 13.6 38 82 19.9 1658 3098 18.5 253 506

.518 .569 .558 .554 .595 .521 .548 .518 .509 .497 .463 .535 .500

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

81-82 LA 82-83 LA 83-84 LA 84-85 Lakers 85-86 Lakers 86·87 Lakers 87-88 Lakers 89-90 Phx. 90-91 Phx. TOTALS Tolals w/Phx.

14 15 21 19 14 17 19 16 4 139 20

19.9 25.1 20.4 19.7 19.1 12.6 9.8 24.1 13.3 18.4 21 .9

.516 .570 .652 .593 .600 .585 .618 .444 .400 .574 .4 41

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Reg. Season Playoffs

41 36

1 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 11 4

FTA

59 117 11 4 166 42 66 68 103 88 122 120 157 73 93 182 248 82 127 60 85 14 18 902 1302 126 175

FT PCT

.504 .687

.636 .660 .721 .764 .785 .734 .646 .706 .778 .693 .720

OR

DR

TR

116 232 348 164 367 531 82 184 266 164 364 528 156 361 517 159 294 453 103 165 268 269 434 703 156 369 525 77 189 266 23 83 106 1469 3042 4511 208 569 777

AVG REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

5.4 6.8 5.7 6.4 7.0 5.8 3.8 9.4 7.1 4.3 3.8 6.2 5.3

56 90 34 69 69 63 54 159 135 64 37 830 208

AVG AST PF-0

0.9 167·2 1.2 233-2 0.7 108-0 0.8 211-0 0.9 198-0 0.8 201-1 0.8 103-0 2.1 208·4 1.8 208·0 1.0 107-1 1.3 46-0 1.1 1790·10 1.4 31 6-1

60 105 30 82 66 74 39 100 100 25 12 693 105

76 63 14 47

295 584 168

6.1 6.0 5.8 6.8 5.9 3.9 2.7 7.7 3.5 5.5 6.9

11 19 14

0.8 47-0 1.3 51-0 0.7 57-0 0.9 52-0 1.0 39-0 0.5 42-0 0.5 28-0 1.4 51'0 1.0 6-0 0.9 373-0 1.3 57-0

8 13 10 18 10 8 5 8 5 85 13

12 16 10 9 7 3 2 8 1 68 9

82 113 141 115 67 79 51 67 4 719 71

430 33 408 41 446 13 277 57 832 37 462 11 226 14 90 406 4218 52 632

AVG PTS

4.6 7.5 3.6 5.2 5.5 5.7 4.0 11 .1 6.2 3.6 3.2 5. 8 4.3

PLAYOFFS 33 45 60 48 27 24 21 24 2 284 26

64 79 92 81 45 41 34 54 5 495 59

11 8

16 11

16 23 21 19 13 31 9 19 0 151 19

26 35 33 28 18 34 13 28 0 215 28

.615 .657 .636 .679 .722 .912 .692 .679 .000 .702 .679

32 27 33 42 26 16 13 39 8 236 47

54 63 88 87 57 51 38 84 6 528 90

86 90 121 129 83 67 51 123 14 764 137

17 14 9 9 22 4 119 26

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS 8 5

12 7

- 43 -

22 15

23 19

5.9 7.5 6.7 6.1 4.8 4.6 2.7 4.2 1.0 5.2 3.6

HEIGHT: 6'10" WEIGHT: 246 YEARS PRO: 9 COLLEGE: OLD DOMINION '83 HOW ACQUIRED: OBTAINED FROM CLEVELAND ON 2125188 WITH KEVIN JOHNSON, TYRONE CORBIN AND DRAFT PICKS FOR LARRY NANCE, MIKE SANDERS AND A DRAFT PICK.

Mark West 1991-92 SEASON : Mark completed his ninth year in the NBA, his fourth with the Suns, and averaged 6.1 ppg and 4.5 rpg. He provided the Suns with solid defense and consistent inside play and led the team in field goal percentage converting on .632 of his shots. He has not missed a regular season game in over four years for a total of 337 consecutive games played , 6th among active players. West played his season high 36 minutes against Patrick Ewing and the Knicks on 1/5 scoring 14 points. Against the Clippers on 2/22, he scored his season high of 16 points on 4-4 fg, 8-9 ft shooting and on 3/17 vs. Dallas, he pulled down 10 rebounds, seven offensive. On 4/9 vs. Seattle, West pulled down his season high 12 rebounds. NBA REGULAR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Points - 27 vs. Washington 11/1/86 Rebounds - 24 vs. Milwaukee 12/8/89 ... Assists - 5 vs. Denver 1/4/88 ... Steals - 3 - done five times . . Blocks - 9 @ San Antonio 3/1 /88 PRO CAPSULE: Mark completed his eighth season in the NBA in 1990-91 . He passed the 3,000 rebound mark for his career vs. the Bullets on 1/15. West fin ished the season averaging 7.7 points and 6.9 rebounds a game. He led the Suns in field goal% and would have led the NBA (.647) but lacked the minimum number of attempts. Mark finished 2nd on the team in blocked shots (1.96) and rebounding (6.9). He is 3rd on the Suns all-time list in blocked shots (681). Through the 1990-91 season, Mark had played 255 games in a row In '89-'90 West led the Suns in rebounding (8.9) , blocks (2.24) and field goal percentage (.625). He also led the NBA in fg shooting and finished #8 in blocked shots and #17 in rebounding. His season scoring average (10.5) and rebound ing average (8.9) were personal bests. Mark set a personal record of 24 rebounds on 12/8 vs. Milwaukee, just three short of the club record . Originally drafted on the second round by Dallas in 1983 (#30 overall). He was waived after one season with the Mavs and played for a short time in Milwaukee before signing as a free agent with Cleveland on 11 /25/84. Mark played in 54 games for the Cavs before he was traded to Phoenix on 2/25/88. In 1987-88, he set a Suns record with six blocked shots in a half (done three times). He started all 29 games after coming to the Suns in '87-'88, averaging 11.8 points and 8.3 rebounds. Voted the Suns Outstanding Defensive Player in 1988-89 averaging 7.2 points and 6.7 rebounds in 82 games. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Finished his college career at Old Dominion as college basketball's third all-time leading shot blocker (446) behind Ralph Sampson and Tree Rollins. His team went to the NCAA tournament in his freshman (25-5) and junior (18-12) years, and to the NIT the other two seasons. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: West led his team to a 25-1 record his senior year at Petersburg High School in Virg inia. Moses Malone also attended Petersburg. West was a Prep All-American his last season. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Mark was born 11/5/60 at Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, the son of Zebedee and Dorothy West. He has four brothers. Anthony, Jeff. Tim , and Phillip, and two sisters, Jackie and Portia. Mark and his wife, Elaina, were married August 12, 1990. In his free time Mark likes to travel. He has a B.S. in Finance from ODU. Mark is very active in the Arizona community working with underprivileged kids, donating his time for clinics and camps. MARK WEST' S N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEAM

G

83·84 Dal 84·85 Mil-Cle 85·86 Cle. 86-87 Cle. 87-88 Cle-Phx 88·89 Phx. 89·90 Phx. 90·91 Phx. 9\.92 Phx. TOTALS Tolals w/Phx.

34 66 67 78 83 82 82 82 82 656 357

83·84 Dal 84·85 Cle 88·89 Phx. 89·90 Phx. 90·91 Phx. 91·92 Phx TOTALS Totals w/Phx

4 4 12 16 4 8 48 40

Reg. Season Playotts

42 47

AVG MIN

TOTAL FGM FGA

FG PCT

42 5.9 15 13.5 106 194 17.5 113 209 17.1 209 385 25.3 316 573 24.6 243 372 29.3 331 530 23.9 247 382 17.5 196 310 20.6 1776 2997 24.4 1151 1851

.357 .546 .541 .543 .551 .653 .625 .647 .632 .593 .622

8.0 17.0 18.9 34.0 23.3 12.0 22.1 24.0

.556 .600 .640 .577 .600 .737 .605 607

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 1

FTA

7 22 43 87 54 103 89 173 170 285 108 202 199 288 135 206 109 171 914 1537 626 999

TA

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AST PF-D

STL

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

19 27 .318 46 .494 90 161 251 .524 97 225 322 .514 126 213 339 .596 165 358 523 .535 167 384 551 .691 212 516 728 .655 171 393 564 .637 134 238 372 .595 1181 2515 3696 .627 766 1691 2457

FT PCT

1.4 3.8 4.8 4.3 6.3 6.7 8.9 6.9 4.5 5.6 6.9

13 15 20 41 74 39 45 37 22 306 167

0.4 55·0 0.2 19r7 0.3 235-6 0.5 229·5 0.9 265·4 0.5 27H 0.5 277-5 0.5 266-2 0.3 239·2 0.5 2036·35 0.51162·15

1 13 27 22 47 35 36 32 14 227 139

15 49 62 81 147 187 184 161 81 967 681

37 255 280 507 802 594 861 629 501 4466 2928

1.1 3.9 4.2 6.5 9.7 7.2 10.5 7.7 6.1 6.8 8.2

7 1.8 18 4.5 53 4.4 164 10.3 18 4.5 17 2.1 277 5.8 252 6.3

3 4 6 5 2 2 22 15

0.8 11-1 1.0 19-0 0.5 36-1 0.3 73-3 0.5 15-0 0.3 21-1 0.5 175-6 0.4 145-5

0 2 7 4 2 2 17 15

3 0 19 41 10 4 77 74

12 8 74 177 23 32 326 306

3.0 2.0 6.2 11.1 5.8 4.0 6.8 7.7

OR

DA

PLAYOFFS 5 3 32 75 9 14 138 130

9 5 50 130 15 19 228 214

11 10

17 17

2 2 10 27 5 4 50 46

3 5 14 50 7 8 87 79

.667 .400 .714 .540 .714 .500 .575 .582

0 5 21 53 8 8 95 90

7 13 32 111 10 9 182 162

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS 12 3

14 4

11 10

- 45-

15 15

25 21

27 24

Rookies and Free Agents

Oliver Miller Rookie

25

CENTER HEIGHT: 6'9"

WEIGHT: 300 YEARS PRO: R COLLEGE: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS '92 HOW ACQUIRED: 1992 NBA COLLEGE DRAFT, FIRST ROUND, 22ND OVERALL PICK. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Miller finished his college career as Arkansas' all-time leader in blocked shots (345) and field goal percentage (.636), ranking second in career rebounds (886), sixth in assists (296) and seventh in scoring (1 ,fi74 points). He averaged 13.5 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2.6 blocked shots per game during the 1991-92 season despite playing with a stress fracture in his foot most of the season. Arkansas finished the season with a 26-8 record , while capturing the SEC title and making it to the second round of the NCAA tournament. As a junior, he led the nation in field goal percentage at .704 (254-361) also good for a school record. He averaged 15.7 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. He also broke the school record for blocked shots (held by former Suns center Andrew Lang) with 112 (2.9 bpg). Miller led the Razorbacks in rebounding as a sophomore and set the school record with 10 blocked shots in a game. Arkansas made it to the NCAA Final Four that year. As a freshman , Miller led the Southwest Conference in blocked shots with 60, also a school freshman record. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended Southwest High School in Fort Worth, Texas. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Oliver was born April 6, 1970 in Fort Worth , Texas. OLIVER MILLER'S COLLEGIATE STATISTICS SEASON

G

FGM

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

AST

PTS

AVG

1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 TOTALS

30 35 38 34 137

88 152 254 186 680

161 238 361 309 1069

.547 .639 .704 .602 .636

50 86 87 86 309

78 132 135 133 478

.641 .652 .644 .647 .646

112 219 294 261 886

41 49 103 103 296

230 390 596 458 1674

7.7 11.1 15.7 13.5 12.2

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Brian Davis Rookie

12

GUARD/ FORWARD HEIGHT: 61611 WEIGHT: 195 YEARS PRO: R COLLEGE: DUKE '92 HOW ACQUIRED: 1992 NBA COLLEGE DRAFT, SECOND ROUND, 48TH OVERALL PICK. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Davis was a member of four Final Four teams (1989-92), two NCAA championship teams (1991 ,92) two ACC regular season championship teams (91 ,92) and one ACC tournament championship team (1992). As a senior, Brian was named to the All-ACC Tournament first team and won Duke's award as the team's best defensive player. He was also a finalist for the Henry Iba Corinthian Award, given to the nation's top defensive player. Davis' best statistical year was in 1991-92 when he averaged 11.2 points and 4.5 rebounds per game in 36 games. As a junior, he played in 39 games, averaging 7.6 points and 4.1 rebounds. He came off the bench vs. UNLV and sparked the team with 15 points as the Blue Devils downed the Runnin' Rebels on their way to the NCAA championship. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended Bladensburg High School in Capitol Heights, Maryland. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born June 21, 1970 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. BRIAN DAVIS ' COLLEGIATE STATISTICS SEASON

G

FGM

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

AST

PTS

AVG

1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 TOTALS

29 37 39 36 139

20 62 104 140 326

52 130 228 291 701

.385 477 456 481 .465

27 61 89 114 291

53 95 122 154 424

.509 .642 .730 .740 .686

33 80 158 163 434

21 28 63 69 181

67 185 298 402 952

2.3 5.0 7.6 11 .2 6.8

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Richard Dumas Rookie

21

FORWARD HEIGHT" 6'7 11 WEIGHT" 204 YEARS PRO: R

HOW ACQUIRED: 1991 NBA COLLEGE DRAFT, SECOND ROUND, 46TH OVERALL PICK.

COLLEGE: OKLAHOMA ST

1991-92 CAPSULE: a second round pick of the Suns in the 1991 draft (46th overall) ... played with Phoenix in the Rocky Mountain Revue Summer League and attended the team's preseason training camp ... also participated in six preseason games averaging 13.7 minutes, 7.3 points and 2.5 rebounds per game... was suspended for the 1991-92 NBA season on October 31 for failing a random drug test. .. is eligible to play in the 1992-93 season at the discretion of the NBA's drug counselors... played for the Oklahoma City Cavalry of the CBA after completing his drug treatment program ... averaged 28.4 points and 8.6 rebounds in 13 games for the Cavalry... played for John Lucas' Miami Tropics of the USBL during this past summer. COLLEGE/PRO CAPSULE: Dumas played two years at Oklahoma State and one season in Israel. He was a freshman All-America and second team All-Big Eight pick in his first year at Oklahoma St. while averaging 17.4 points and 6.4 rebounds. Ranked second in the conference in steals, fifth in rebounding, sixth in blocked shots and ninth in scoring as a freshman. Set Oklahoma St. records for single season steals (69) and single game steals with seven against Louisville. Scored a career high 34 points vs Oklahoma while pulling down 11 rebounds. As a sophomore, Dumas was the Cowboys' leading scorer (15.7) and second leading rebounder (7.0). After his two years at Oklahoma St., Dumas played one season in Israel HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended Booker l Washington High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was the Oklahoma Player of the Year as a senior. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Richard was born May 19, 1969 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has a sister Tonya (24), and enjoys fishing in his spare time. RICHARD DUMAS' COLLEGIATE STATISTICS SEASON

1987-88 1988-89 TOTALS

G

FGM

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

AST

PTS

AVG.

30 28 58

203 184 387

372 411 783

.548 .448 .494

115 66 181

154 107 261

.747 .617 .694

193 197 390

49 73 122

521 439 960

17.4 15.7 16.6

RICHARD DUMAS 'S C.B.A. REGULAR SEASON RECORD YEAR TEAM

91-92 Okla. City

G

MIN

9

349

TOTAL FGM FGA

102

180

FG PCT

.567

3 PT FGM FGA

0

0

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

PTS

AVG PTS

60

75

.800

78

8.7

24

2.7

264

29.3

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Bob Marlin Rookie

54

CENTER HEIGHT: 7'0"

WEIGHT: 255 YEARS PRO: R COLLEGE: MINNESOTA '92 HOW ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT COLLEGE CAPSULE: As a senior, Martin played in and started all 32 games for Minnesota. He led the team in FGO/o at 61.7 and blocks with 62. He ranked third in the Big Ten in blocks with 2.0 blocks per game in league play. Martin scored his career-high 17 points against Northwestern. For his career, he tied the school record (Kevin Lynch '87-91 I Randy Breuer '79-83) by playing in 119 games during his career. He led the team in both field goal percentage and blocks all four seasons. Martin played in all 28 games as a junior, starting 12 games. He led the team in field goal percentage 59.6 (53-89) and blocked shots with 29, good for seventh in the Big Ten . He averaged 5.2 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.0 blocks in 16 minutes per game. He played in 32 games as a sophomore and again led the team in field goal percentage and blocked shots. He came off the bench to score 10 points and grab 3 rebounds in a victory over Syracuse in the NCAA Southeast Reg ional semifinal. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Graduated from Apple Valley (Minn.) High School. He led the Eagles to the Minnesota State Class AA Tournament his senior year. He averaged 18 points and 11 rebounds per game and earned all-state honors. · PERSONAL CAPSULE: Born 10/7/69 in Apple Valley, Minnesota. BOB MARTIN 'S COLLEGIATE STATISTICS SEASON

1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 CAREER

GP GS MIN/AVG

FGM-FGA

27 0 241 /9 32 0 311/10 28 12 461 /16 32 32 685/21 119 44 1698/14

25-42 38-60 53-89 103-167 219-358

3-POINT FG\\ FGM-FGA FG\\ FTM-FTA

.595 .633 .596 .617 .612

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

--- 17-33 --- 18-33 --- 39-66 --- 35-57 ---109-189

FT\\

REBOUNDS OFF-DEF-TOT

AVG

HI ASTSTL BLK TO

.515 .545 .591 .614 .577

20-42-62 16-58-74 38-59-97 59-104-1 63 133-263-396

2.3 2.3 3.5 5.1 3.3

9 8 4 24 20 50/1 67/2.5 9 7 9 4 31 25 6713 94/2 9 12 1019 7 29 39 79/3 145/5.2 13 111 917 62 55 83/3 241/7.517 115532 146 139 279/10 547/4.6 17

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PF/DO

PTS/AVG HI

Frank Johnson

3

GUARD HEIGHT: 6'1" WEIGHT: 180 YEARS PRO: 8 COLLEGE: WAKE FOREST '81

HOW ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS AN UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT ON 1018192.

PRO CAPSULE: After attending the Denver Nuggets training camp last year, Johnson went back to Italy where he had played since 1989. He joined the Rimin i team during the 1991-92 season playing in five games and averaging 21.2 points per game. He played the previous two seasons in Italy for Varese. He averaged 16.8 ppg in 24 games in 1990-91 . He was originally a first round draft pick of the Washington Bullets in 1981 (No.11 overall). After seven consecutive seasons in Washington, Johnson was signed by New Jersey as a free agent. He was then traded to Houston where he spent one season before heading to Italy. His best statistical season in the NBA was in 1982-83, when he averaged 12.5 points and 8.1 assists per game in 68 games. He played in 79 games as rookie averaging 10.7 ppg and was named to the 1982 NBA All-Rookie team. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Played five seasons at Wake Forest University (granted an extra year of eligibility after suffering a broken bone in his left foot prior to the 1979-80 season). He averaged 16.2 points as a senior and was named to The Sporting News All-America Second Team. He was also named to the All-ACC team and honorable mention All-American by AP and UPI in 1981. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended Lake Weir High School in Summerfield, Florida. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Frank was born November 23, 1958 in Weirsdale, Florida. FRANK JOHNSON 'S N.B.A. RECORD TOTAL FG M FGA

FG PCT

81·82 Wash. 79 2027 336 812 82·83 Wash. 68 2324 321 786 83·84 Wash. 82 2686 392 840 84·85 Wash. 46 925 175 358 85·86 Wash. 14 402 69 154 86·87 Wash. 18 399 59 128 87·88 Wash. 75 1258 216 498 88·89 Hou. 67 879 109 246 TOTALS 449 10900 1677 3822

.414 .408 .467 .489 .448 .461 .434 .443 .439

81·82 Wash. 83·84 Wash. 84·85 Wash. 86·87 Wash. 87·88 Wash. 88·89 Hou. TOTALS

.385 .571 .286 .286 .318 .333 .405

YEAR TEAM

G

MIN

3 PT FGM FGA FTM

17 14 11 6 0 0 1 1 50

79 61 43 17 3 1 9 6 219

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

153 204 196 261 187 252 72 96 54 38 49 35 121 149 75 93 877 1158

.750 .751 .742 .750 .704 .714 .812 .806 .757

34 46 58 23 7 10 39 22 239

113 132 126 40 21 20 82 57 591

147 178 184 63 28 30 121 79 830

15 9 3 0 2 4 33

22 13 4 2 2 5 48

AVG REB

AST

1.9 380 2.6 549 2.2 567 1.4 143 2.0 76 1.7 58 1.6 188 1.2 181 1.8 2142

AVG AST PF-D STL

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

196·1 76 170·1 110 174·1 96 no 43 30·0 11 31·0 21 120·0 70 91·0 42 884-3 469

7 6 6 3 1 0 4 0 27

842 852 982 428 176 153 554 294 4281

10.7 12.5 12.0 9.3 12.6 8.5 7.4 4.4 9.5

109 57 15 8 18 10 217

15.6 14.3 7.5 2.7 3.6 2.5 8.7

4.8 8.1 6.9 3.1 5.4 3.2 2.5 2.7 4.8

PLAYOFFS 7 4 2 3 5 4 25

280 156 39 28 44 36 583

40 24 4 2 7 2 79

104 42 14 7 22 6 195

12 3 6 2 1 24

24 8 6 4 4 6 52

28 8 6 4 4 10 60

.857 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .600 .867

15

3.1 3.3 2.0 0.7 0.4 1.3 1.9

59 8.4 24·0 25 6.3 16·0 7 3.5 5·0 5 1.7 3·0 1 0.2 4·0 7 1.8 3·0 104 4.2 55·0

10 5 2 1 4 1 23

N.B.A. CAREER HIGHS Reg. Season Playoffs

20 12

29 22

13 7

13 9

-50-

11 10

15 14

45 30

Alex Stivrins

11

FORWARD HEIGHT: 61811 WEIGHT: 215 YEARS PRO: 1 COLLEGE: UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO '85 HOW ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS AN UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT. PRO CAPSULE: Stivrins was originally a fourth round (75th overall) draft pick of the Seattle Supersonics in 1985. He played three games for the Sonics that season before suffering an injury to his ankle. He finished the 1985-86 season with Wyoming of the CBA, averaging 10.1 points per game in 15 games. Stivrins then went to Europe where he played in France, Spain and Italy over the next six seasons. In 1991-92, Stivrins played 27 games for Ferrara in Italy, averaging 21.4 points per game. COLLEGE CAPSULE: Alex began his college career at Creighton University, where he played from 1980-82. He then transferred to the University of Colorado where he completed his eligibility. He averaged 13.9 ppg in two years with the Buffaloes. HIGH SCHOOL CAPSULE: Attended East High School in Lincoln, Nebraska. PERSONAL CAPSULE: Alex was born November 29, 1962 in Lincoln, Nebraska.

ALEX STIVRINS ' N.B.A. RECORD YEAR TEAM

85-86 Sea.

G

MIN

3

14

TOTAL FGM FGA

1

4

FG 3 PT PCT FGM FGA FTM

.250

1

FTA

FT PCT

OR

4

.250

3

-51-

OR

o

TR

3

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST PF-0

1

2-0

STL

o

BLK

o

PTS

AVG PTS

3

1.0

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APS

Arizona Public

Se Mee Company

Creating a Bright Fulure

All-Time Suns Roster ALVAN ADAMS YEAR

G

MIN

' 75-76 ' 76-77 ' 77-78 ' 78-79 ' 79-80 '80·81 '81 ·82 '82-83 '83·84 '84·85 '85-86 '86-87 '87-88 ' 75-76' ' 77-78' '78-79' ' 79-80' '80·81' '81 ·82" '82-83" '83·84' '84-85" 1976t

80 72 70 77 75 75 79 80 70 82 78 68 82 19 2 12 8 7 7 3 17 3

33.2 31.6 27 .3 30.7 28.9 27.4 30.3 30.6 20.7 26.0 25.7 24 .9 20. 1 35.2 35.5 31.0 31.4 31 .1 33.3 28.0 18.4 26.3 11 .0

629 522 434 569 465 458 507 477 269 476 341 311 251 137 15 66 56 27 48 15 53 23 2

'86-87

216 lbs.

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

1341 1102 895 1073 875 870 1027 981 582 915 679 618 506 303 33 139 99 60 92 32 126 46 4

.469 .474 .485 .530 .531 .526 .494 .486 .462 .520 .502 .503 .496 .452 .455 .475 .566 .450 .522 .469 .421 .500 .500

261 252 214 231 188 199 182 180 132 250 159 134 108 67 2 22 17 20 22 5 36 5 0

355 .735 334 .754 293 .730 289 .799 236 .797 259 .768 233 .781 217 .829 160 .825 283 .883 203 .783 170 .788 128 .844 82 .817 2 1.000 31 .710 19 .895 28 .714 28 .786 7 .714 53 .679 6 .833 0 .000

215 180 158 220 158 157 138 161 118 153 148 91 118 54 8 25 18 11 19 3 27 4 2

RAFAEL ADDISON YEAR

6'9"

33 FGA

FGM

12

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

62

11 .5

146

33 1

FG PCT

.441

6'7"

512 472 407 485 451 389 448 387 201 347 329 247 247 137 8 65 59 30 32 15 60 13 1

C-F

Oklahoma

AVG REB

AST

727 9.1 652 9.1 565 8.1 705 9.2 609 8.1 546 7.3 586 7.4 548 6.9 319 4.6 500 6.1 477 6.1 388 5.0 365 4.5 191 100 16 8.0 90 7.5 77 9.6 41 5.9 51 7.3 18 6.0 87 5.1 17 5.7 3

450 322 225 360 322 344 356 376 219 308 324 223 183 98 4 53 46 26 26 14 42 11 0

TR

226 lbs.

AVG AST

5.6 4.5 3.2 4.7 4.3 4.6 4.5 4.7 3 .1 3 .8 4.2 3.3 2.2 5.2 2.0 4.4 5.8 3 .7 3.7 4.7 2.5 3.7

TRN

140

STL

BLK

121 116 95 87 86 63 110 63 108 55 106 69 114 78 114 74 73 32 115 48 103 46 62 37 82 41 24 20 2 1 12 11 7 10 4 1 14 10 2 5 17 11 7 7 0 0

F-G

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

BLK

51

64

.797

41

65

106

1.7

45

0.7

54

27

7

TAN

STL

6'10"

241 lbs.

Center

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

'74·75 '75-76 ' 76-77 ' 77-78 ·75.75• ' 77-78 .

82 74 72 81 19 2

34 .6 18.6 24.4 20.0 15.1 12.0

339 142 160 112 21 1

722 304 373 264 45 4

.470 .467 .429 .424 .467 .250

132 75 91 69 18 1

195 .677 242 109 .688 93 126 .722 111 109 .633 97 33 .545 17 1 1.000 2

462 200 245 205 46 0

704 293 356 302 63 2

8.6 4.0 4.9 3.7 3.3 1.0

342 159 182 163 25 3

4.2 2.1 2.5 2.0 1.3 1.5

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TRN

STL

109

241

452

70

89

.787

73

137

210

3.2

42

0.6

70

17

TAN

STL

YEAR

G

MIN

'87-88

65

13.4

MIKE BANTOM YEAR

'73-74 '74 -75 '75-76

40 FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

76 82 7

1982 2239 68

314 418 8

787 907 26

.399 .461 .308

141 185 5

213 .662 172 259 .714 211 7 5 1.000

FTA

G

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

12.4 16.4 4.3

93 38 4

170 86 13

.547 .442 .308

55 20 1

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

'86-87

50

19.6

142

358

.397

EDDIE BIEDENBACH G

FGM

MIN

18

7

FGA

0

6

DUDLEY BRADLEY G

'81 -82 64 '81 -82' 7

MIN

937 24

·Playoff Games

FGM

125 2

FGA

281 8

t All -Star Game

AST

AVG AST

347 342 16

519 553 23

6.8 6.7 3 .3

163 159 3

21 1.9 0.4

AST

AVG AST

82 .671 29 .690 1 1.000

44 21 1

80 32 4

124 53 5

2.1 3.3 0.6

38 15 0

0.6 0 .9 0.0

235 lbs. FT PCT

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.000

4

6

.667

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

.445 .250

74 1

.581

6'1"

STL

18

TRN

-54-

4.4

242 96 9

AVG PTS

4.1 6.0 1.1

Memphis State

Center 85

87 1

AVG PTS

11 6 0

1.1

57 1

298

35 19 0

57

30 0

PTS

PTS

4.9

100 .740 1 1.000

28

BLK

246

TR

BLK

STL

167

DR

9.9 4.9 5.7 3.6 3.2 1.5

Illinois TAN

79

OR

AVG PTS

AVG PTS

TAN

FT PCT

810 359 411 293 60 3

10.1 12.5 3.0

AVG AST

195 lbs.

6'6"

PTS

769 1021 21

AST

2

52 22 31 25 9 0

PTS

AVG REB

l'R

5.8

47 47 2

TR

DR

AVG PTS

BLK

50 62 2

DR

175 lbs.

359

St. Joseph's

OR

OR

BLK

Forward AVG REB

86

7

AVG REB

TR

50

12

TR

DR

FTA

PTS

Rutgers

Forward

DR

OR

FTM

127

60 21 23 19 5 1

Forward

FT PCT

7'1'

50

G

OR

211 lbs.

6'6"

3

MIN

YEAR

YEAR

FT PCT

FGM

WILLIAM BEDFORD

'68-69

210 lbs.

6'9"

MIN

'89-90 59 '90-91 16 '89-90' 8

YEAR

230 lbs.

G

KENNY BATTLE YEAR

6'9"

2

JAMES BAILEY

AVG PTS

19.0 18.0 15.5 17.8 14.9 14.9 15.1 14.2 9.6 14.7 10.8 11.1 7.5 17.9 16.0 12.8 16.1 10.6 16.9 11 .7 8.4 17.0

Santa Clara

YEAR

FT PCT

PTS

1516 1296 1082 1369 1118 1115 1196 1135 670 1202 841 756 611 341 32 154 129 74 118 35 142 51 4

Syracuse

FTM

21

DENNIS AWTREY

DR

BLK

37

PTS

334

AVG PTS

6.7

No. Carolina State

Guard AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

0.3

3

0.4

STL

BLK

PTS

4

AVG PTS

0.6

North Carolina

Guard AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

BLK

1.4 0 .1

80 5

1.3 0.7

71 5

78 1

10 1

PTS

325 5

AVG PTS

5.1 0.7

All· Time Suns Roster MIKE BRATZ G

MIN

FGM

FGA

'77-78 '78-79 '79-80 '77-78' '78-79 ' '79-80'

80 77 82

11.7 16.8 19.4 4.5 19.5 211

159 242 269 1 57 43

395 533 687

2 15 8

FG PCT

G

'91-92 31 '91-92' 8

MIN

356 104

G

MIN

'77-78 '78-79 '79-80 '77-78 ' '78-79' '79-80'

82 82 81 2 15 8

31 .1 31.0 30.9 38.0 34 .1 29.5

OR

DA

TA

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AST

56 139 141

9

68 170 162 0 59 10

.824 .818 .870 .000 .763 .900

42 55 50 0 10 6

73 86 117 0 11 14

115 141 167 0 21 20

1.4 1.8 2.0 0.0 1.4 2.5

123 179 223 1 30 16

1.5 2.3 2.7 0.5 2.0 2.0

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DA

.463 .421

38 18

54 21

.704 .857

10 3

24

74 16

160 38

0 45

6'2 ''

10

DON BUSE YEAR

FT PCT

15

FGM

195 lbs.

6 '4"

9

TA

34 12

192 lbs.

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DA

TA

287 285 261

626 576 589 11 116 64

.458 .495 .443 .364 .405 .438

112 70 85 0 24 7

136 91 128

.824 .769 .664

59 44 70

190 173 163

249 217 233

4

47 28

MARTY BYRNES

Stanford

FTA

115 84

5

Guard

FTM

.403 .454 .392 .200 .496 .512

STEVE BURTT YEAR

185 lbs.

6 ' 2"

23

YEAR

0

.000

0

5

5

33 11

.727 .636

17 8

38 13

55 21

6'7"

45

218 lbs.

TAN

STL

89 135 135

39 64 93

0

0

29 13

15

9

AVG AST

TAN

STL

1.1 1.5

59 14

1.9 1.8

33 8

16

Guard

5

STL

BLK

3.0 2.6 2.9 2.5 3.7 2.6

391 356 320 4 52 44

4.8 4.3 4.0 2.0 3.5 7.3

124 96 91 1 15 13

185 156 132 4 23 6

14 18 10 0 5 0

BLK

Forward AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

2.3

61

1.4

79

15

TAN

STL

FTA

FT PCT

OR

'78-79

43

734

109

223

.489

73

100

.730

49

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.469 .461 .375

71 98 14

96 129 15

.740 .760 115 .933 14

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DA

TA

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

11

12

.917

3

21

24

2.2

11

1.0

12

1

MIN

FGM

'72-73 '73-74 '74 '75

82 77 13

2025 2207 108

211 268 12

450 581 32

2

JOEBARRYCARROLL YEAR

G

MIN

FGM

'90-91

11

8.7

13

FGA

FG PCT

36

.361

BILL CHAMBERLAIN YEAR

G

MIN

'73-74

28

367

FGM

57

G

'69-70 79 '69-70' 7

MIN

FGM

1139 73

283 14

G

MIN

FGM

'73-74

81

1244

140

24

AST

AVG AST

292 19

338 407 33

4.1 5.3 2.5

76 135 4

0.9 1.8 0.3

210 lbs.

6'6 " FT PCT

OR

DA

.696

33

40

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

91

5

125 8

.728 .625

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DA

TA

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AST

.486

106

151

.702

85

254

339

4.2

98

1.2

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AST

8

.469 .464 .422 .430 .237 .667 .463 .500

104 100 89 41 23 22 14 0

129 155 134 54 28 26 19 0

3.7 5.9 4.0 2.9 3.2 3.0 6.7 1.3

84 201 100 58 14 7 11 7

1.3 2.5 1.3 1.3 0.4 1.0 1.6 1.0

6'5"

44

FGA

658 37

FG PCT

.430 .378

6'10"

31 FGA

288

45

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

'79-80 '80-81 '8 1-82 '82-83 '87-88 '79-80' '80-81' '81 -82'

66 79 76 45 33 7 7 7

13.7 27 .7 17.1 12.2 10.9 14.0 29.4 6.4

129 286 151 61 14 16 25 4

275 616 358 142 59 24 54

TYRONE CORBIN

6'10 " FT PCT

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

'87-88 30 '88-89 77 '88-89' 12

19.7 21 .5 25.8

99 245 45

203 454 86

.488 .540 .523

33 141 19

40 179 25

AVG AST

37

1.3

AVG AST

219 17

2.8 2.4

54 7

0.7 1.0

255 lbs.

225 lbs. 151 297 189 85 69 16 30

241 467 301 129 106 21 47

3

9

222 lbs.

.825 48 .788 176 .760 43

82 222 42

130 398 85

4.3 5.2 7.1

59 118 26

2.0 1.5 2.2

235 lbs.

FTA

FT PCT

'70-71 '71-72

80 76

1669 906

365 147

799 344

.457 .427

149 101

198 140

.753 .721

OR

DA

-55-

PTS

AVG PTS

291

6.8

PTS

493 634 38

AVG PTS

6.0 8.2 2.9

BLK

8

PTS

37

AVG PTS

3.4

BLK

20

12

PTS

153

AVG PTS

5.5

Utah University TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

657 33

AVG PTS

8.3 4.7

TAN

STL

19

BLK

32

PTS

386

AVG PTS

4.8

TAN

STL

71 146 80 56 14

BLK

18 54 23 13 8 2

PTS

5

28 82 37 12 9 4

10 2

1

0

362 672 391 163 51 54 65

2

2

8

TAN

STL

BLK

30 82 24

3 13 4

AVG PTS

5.5 8.5 5.1 3.6 1.5 7.7 9.3 1.1

DePaul AVG AST

FTM

30 2

F AST

FG PCT

8.4 7.8 7.7 4.0 7.9 8.5

Idaho State

AVG AEB

FGA

BLK

STL

C-F

TA

FGM

AVG PTS

Gramblina

DA

MIN

TAN

Center

OR

G

686 640 626 8 118 68

North Carolina

Forward AST

.806 90 .645 170 .664 112 .759 44 .821 37 .846 5 .737 17 6 .000

YEAR

t All-Star Game

AST

2.9

AVG AEB

TA

FT PCT

AVG AEB

TA

DA

7'0"

31

DA

OR

6'6"

23

G

MEL COUNTS

186 lbs. OR

71 6

Forward

56

80

PTS

Purdue

39

TA

2

Center

.438

130

YEA R

•Playoff Games

AVG AEB

FTA

JEFF COOK

YEAR

TA

255 lbs.

7'1"

6.0 6.3

Pennsylvania

Forward

DA

FTM

BOB CHRISTIAN YEAR

212 lbs. OR

FG PCT

FGA

JERRY CHAMBERS YEAR

6'7''

20

AVG PTS

Syracuse

AVG AEB

FTM

G

PTS

Evansville U. TAN

FG PCT

YEAR

4.7 8.1 8.5 1.0 10.6 13.0

187 50

4 0

AVG AST

FGA

CORKY CALHOUN

BLK

AST

FGM

97

374 623 700 2 159 104

AVG AEB

MIN

48

AVG PTS

PTS

Iona

AST

G

TA

5 7 9 0 3 0

Guard AVG AEB

YEAR

DA

BLK

AVG AEB

AST

503 257

6.3 3.4

136 96

232 631 109

AVG PTS

7.7 8.2 9.1

Oregon State

Center

TA

PTS

AVG AST

1.7 1.3

TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

879 395

AVG PTS

11 .0 5.2

All-Time Suns Roster WINSTON CRITE

12

G

MIN

FGM

'87-88 '88-89

29 2

8.9 3 .0

34 0

'88-89

G

MIN

2

3.5

'77-78 '78-79 '79-80 '80-81 '81 -82 '82-83 '83-84 '84-85 '85-86 '86-87 '87-88 '77-78' '78-79' '79-80' '80-81' '81 -82 ' '82-83' '83-84' 1978t 1979t 1980t 1981t 1984 t 1987t

G

MIN

81 79 75 78 55 80 78 23 70 79 68 2 15 8 7 7 3 17

32.0 30.8 30.8 28.0 21 .5 31 .1 32.6 24 .8 32.0 33.5 28.7 33.0 32.7 30.6 28.4 24 .7 37.7 36.6 15 19 23 22 15 15

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

68 3

.500 .000

19 0

25 0

.760 .000

27 1

37 0

64 1

2.2 0 .5

15 0

0.5 0 .0

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

AST

AVG A ST

5

.200

2

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

1494 1362 1166 1101 669 1289 1274 309 1287 1515 1031 40 244 137 106 116 69 327 6 9 10 9 9 12

.526 .561 .563 .539 .523 516 .512 .450 .485 .514 .473 .475 .520 .504 .481 .448 .435 .535 .500 .444 .500 .556 .556 .250

387 340 299 209 91 184 233 64 257 288 205 12 78 28 10 22 17 70 4 0 2 2 0 0

FGA

FG PCT

35 7

.343 .429

FGA

FG PCT

43 FGM

1

T.R. DUNN MIN

FGM

'88-89 34 '88-89 ' 8

9.4 9.9

12 3

'85-86

G

MIN

4

12.8

FGM

21

8

21 .5 26.3 25.5 25.3 21.7 32.0 18.0 27.2

G

'72-73

29

MIN

196

'73-74 '74-75 '75-76 '76-77 '75-76'

'76-77

484 373 272 200 103 197 202 35 203 244 159 17 69 23 19 22 15 46 1 4 4 7 2 2

195 lbs.

.381

6.0 4.7 3.6 2.6 1.9 2.5 2.6 1.5 2.9 3.1 2.3 8.5 4.6 2.9 2.7 3 .1 5.0 2.7

273 339 337 302 162 397 429 98 361 364 278 8 79 35 22 30 13 109 6 4 2 1 1 1

3.4 4.3 4.5 3.8 2.9 5.0 5.5 4.3 5.2 4.6 4.1 4.0 5.3 4.4 3.1 4.3 4.3 6.4

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

9 1

12 2

.750 .500

30 7

30 8

60 15

1.8 1.9

25 1

0.7 0 .1

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

1

4

.250

2

6

8

198 lbs.

TRN

2 .0

PTS

2 3 1 0 0

1959 1868 1613 1402 794 1521 1557 345 1523 1867 1217 50 332 166 112 127 78 423 10 8 12 12 10 7

TRN

STL

BLK

126

12 5

AVG AST

1.3

5

TRN

STL

4

3

Guard AST

AVG AST

TRN

STL

0.4 0.7

15 1

0 .5 0 .2

7 1

2 0

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

TRN

STL

128 438 384 318 57 254 11 93

263 817 766 587 110 542 26 189

.487 .536 .501 .542 .518 .469 .423 .492

69 183 276 212 54 165 6 48

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

36

93

.387

21

29

.724

393 237 305 142 80

14 FGA

824 557 649 294 173

FGM

86

162

tAll-Star Game

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

108 .639 56 254 .720 108 370 .746 95 302 .702 79 70 .771 20 260 .635 97 6 1.000 6 68 .706 22

99 240 292 222 40 238 12 69

155 348 387 301 60 335 18 91

5.0 4 .8 5.5 5.8 4.3 7.8 6.0 5.4

40 184 153 74 19 73 4 27

1.3 2.6 2.2 1.4 1.4 1.7 1.3 1.6

220 lbs. OR

DR

TR

44

195 rbs.

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.477 .425 .470 .483 .462

177 130 134 37 55

221 156 157 50 68

.801 94 .833 70 .854 106 .740 36 .809 15

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

.531

76

99

768

18

OR

AST

AVG AST

1.5

15

0.5

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

414 243 332 144 67

6.3 5.0 4 .5 2.9 3.5

205 170 185 104 35

3.1 3.5 2.5 2.1 18

56

- 56 -

TR

74

1 0

BLK

0

BLK

0 0

12 23 26 23 6 14 1 4

2.0

AVG PTS

24.2 23.6 21 .5 18.0 14.4 19.0 20.0 15.0 21.8 23.6 17.9 25.0 22.1 20.8 16.0 18.1 26.0 24.9

PTS

33 7

AVG PTS

1.0 0.9

PTS

17

AVG PTS

4.3

PTS

43 2

AVG PTS

1.3 0 .3

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

19 30 52 29 7 42 1 11

325 1059 1044 848 168 673 28 234

105 14.7 14.9 16.3 12.0 15.7 9.3 13.8

Texas El Paso TRN

STL

BLK

AST

AVG AST

1.5

36

0 .8

AVG PTS

3.2

U.C.L.A. TRN

STL

BLK

63 50 79 30 11

20 12 6 7 4

Forward AVG REB

PTS

93

Forward

DR

DR

108

Forward AVG REB

320 173 226 108 52

195 lbs.

6'4"

AVG PTS

Washington

DR

6'5"

7 FGA

Center

OR

6'6"

3.0 0.0

Long Beach St.

AVG REB

14

AVG PTS

Brigham Young

AST

12 4

252 lbs.

4

20 26 19 12 3 12 12 0 3 5 3 0 5 1 1 1 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

TR

FT PCT

PTS

BLK

9 4

7'1 "

0

113 147 114 97 46 117 107 18 99 96 86 3 26 4 7 5 6 29 1 1 4 0 1 0

DR

53

87 0

STL

F-G AVG REB

PTS

Alabama

OR

6'8"

BLK

G

FT PCT

200 lbs.

8 0

North Carolina AVG A ST

3 0

FGM

•Playoff Games

326 262 197 137 82 134 164 29 149 154 127 13 45 14 12 17 10 31 1 3 2 6 2 0

AST

OR

MIN

487

466 .830 158 409 .831 111 365 .819 75 250 .836 63 111 .820 21 225 .818 63 270 .863 38 73 .877 6 305 .843 54 334 .862 90 231 .887 32 16 .750 4 96 .813 24 9 38 .737 17 .588 7 24 .917 5 21 .810 5 78 .897 15 4 1.000 0 1 0 .000 1.000 2 2 1 2 1.000 0 .000 0 0 .000 2

Guard AVG REB

FT PCT

2033 1469 1850 950 426

48

TR

.778 .000

G

MIN

DR

0

9 0

66 49 74 50 19

G

OR

0 .0

FTA

BUTCH FEHER YEAR

220 lbs.

FT PCT

0

7 0

KEITH ERICKSON YEAR

FTA

0 .5

FTM

SCOTT ENGLISH YEAR

1

6'4"

35

JAMES EDWARDS 31 72 70 52 14 43 3 17

0

STL

FG PCT

17 1

'82-83 '83-84 '84-85 '85-86 '86-87 '87-88 '82-83' '83-84 '

1

BLK

Old Dominion TRN

.459 .167

FGM

3.2 2.0

MIN

2 1.000

5 0

G AVG REB

STL

37 6

MIN

G

TR

TRN

FGA

G

'81 -82 32 '81 -82' 6

YEAR

DR

6'7' '

CRAIG DYKEMA YEAR

OR

FTA

FT M

DEVIN DURRANT YEAR

FT PCT

6'6"

25

G

YEAR

195 lbs.

6'5''

6

FGM

786 764 657 593 350 665 652 139 624 779 488 19 127 69 51 52 30 175 3 4 5 5 5 3

Texas A&M

FTM

WALTER DAVIS YEAR

F

PCT

MARK DAVIS YEAR

233 lbs.

6'7"

FGA

FG YEAR

PTS

AVG PTS

963 604 744 321 215

14 .6 12.3 10.1 6.4 11.3

Vanderbilt TRN

STL

11

BLK

7

PTS

248

AVG PTS

5.2

All· Time Suns Roster BA YARD FORREST YEAR

G

'77-78 64 '78-79 75 '77-78" 1 •79.79· 14

MIN

13.9 16.6 3.0 7.9

6 '10 "

35

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

111 118

238 .466 272 434 1 1.000 18 .556

49 62 0 2

103 115 0 10

1

10

ROD FOSTER

237 lbs.

FT

FGM

10

F-C

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TRN

STL

.476 84 .539 110 .000 0 .200 9

166 205 0 20

250 315 0 29

3.9 4.2 0 .0 2.1

129 167 0 11

2.0 2.2 0.0 0.8

84 107 0 10

23 29 0 4

AVG AST

TRN

STL

BLK

54 61 22 5 5

9 0

6'1"

162 lbs.

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

'83·84 '84·85 '85-86 '83·84' '84·85'

80 79 48 16 3

17 .8 16.7 14 .7 8.0 18.7

260 286 85 10 7

580 636 218 39 25

.448 .450 .390 .256 .280

122 83 23 9 6

155 .787 110 .755 32 .719 9 1.000 8 .750

39 27 9 6 0

81 53 49 7 3

120 80 58 13 3

1.5 1.0 1.2 0.8 1.0

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

1979 2041 174

273 413 25

.470 .524 .362

157 218 17

214 283 24

.734 .770 .708

YEAR

G

'68·69 51 '69-70 81 '69-70' 6

31 581 788 69

KENNY GATTISON

6 '10"

45

230 lbs. OR

6'8"

DR

172 186 121 18

Center

679 13 .3 570 7.0 64 10.7

143 93 8

2.8 1.1 1.3

AST

AVG AST

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

'86·87 '87·88 '88·89

77

14.3

148

311

.476

108

4.5

0

171 .632 87 183 270 3 .5 36 - DID NOT PLAY - INJURED LIST 2 .500 0 1 1 0 .5 0

ARMON GILLIAM YEAR

G

MIN

'87·88 55 '88-89 74 '89·90 16 •99.99· 9

32.9 28.6 16.7 14 .0

6'9"

35

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

342 468 52 27

720 930 121 51

.475 .503 .430 .529

131 240 39 19

193 323 56 22

GEORGIGLOUCHKOV 16

245 lbs.

FT PCT

DR

TR

AVG REB

.679 134 .743 165 .696 26 .864 18

300 376 44 27

434 541 70 45

7.9 7.3 4.4 5.0

6'8"

235 lbs.

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

'85·86

49

15.8

84

209

.402

70

122

.574

6'5"

3

OR

31

BLK

24

33

0 .0

0

0

AVG AST

AST

72 52 8

2

F-C

STL

76

26

TRN

STL

Guard AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

'86·87

64

13.1

135

300

.450

75

107

.701

47

63

110

1.7

81

1.3

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

495 488 30 1

663 604 35 2

.747 .808 .857 .500

1746 1251 118

2

4

GREG GRANT

.411 .454 .475 .500

10

5'7"

437 340 32 1

145 lbs.

AVG AST

5.4 4.2 4.6

518 605 38

6.4 7.5 5.4

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

'89·90 67 '89·90' 7

10.1 6.7

83 9

216 20

.384 .450

39 0

59 0

661 .000

16 2

43 4

59 6

0.9 0.9

168 10

2.5 1.4

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.432 .453 .446 .431 .407 .286

41 64 66 89 38 2

70 106 90 118 68 5

.586 .604 .733 .754 .559 .400

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.415

85

131

.649

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

.361

23

36

.639

44

'69-70 '70-71 '71 ·72 '72-73 73.74 '69·70"

58 68 67 80 72 6

700 1326 991 2048 1103 69

101 167 133 224 129 8

16 234 369 298 520 317 28

GARY GREGOR YEAR

'68-69

G

MIN

FGM

80

2182

400

44 FGA

963

GREG GRIFFIN YEAR

G

MIN

'77-78

36

422

·Playoff Games

FGM

61

6'7"

12 FGA

169

t All·Star Game

220 lbs.

6'8 "

OR

85

DR

265

6'7"

DR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

276 466 348 746 350 23

4.8 6.9 5.2 9.3 4.9 3.8

17 53 45 89 43 5

0 .3 0 .8 0 .7 1.1 0 .6 0 .8

DR

59

-57-

Forward

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

711

8.9

96

1.2

190 lbs.

TRN

TRN

STL

STL

36 2

Forward

TR

235 lbs. OR

PTS

239

AVG PTS

4.9

BLK

4

PTS

349

AVG PTS

5.5

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

1931 1624 142

23 .8 20.0 20.3

Trenton State

FTM

FGM

25

Guard

FG PCT

MIN

0.5

5

FGA

G

25

1

FGM

LAMAR GREEN

5.2

U.C.L.A.

AST

MIN

YEAR

BLK

Guard AVG REB

G

YEAR

AVG PTS

404

Pepperdine

TR

718 568 56

1

TRN

DR

3236 3234 265 6

PTS

AVG PTS

0.7

OR

'68·69 81 '69·70 81 '69·70" 7 1969t

13.8 12.9 11 .2

14 .8 15.9 8.9 8.1

AVG AST

TR

AVG PTS

703 1044 67

815 1176 143 73

32

DR

PTS

PTS

3.3

175 lbs.

8.3 8.8 4.1 1.8 6.7

29 27 5 2

163

FT PCT

OR

AVG PTS

58 54 6

132

FTA

6'1"

664 696 202 29 20

Adademik Varna, Bulgaria

FTM

25

PTS

BLK

AST

FG PCT

FGA

4 .2 4 .0 2.0 1.6

STL

AVG REB

FGA

FGM

AVG PTS

U.N.L.V. TRN

TR

FGM

MIN

TRN

1.3 0.7 0.5 0.2

MIN

G

BLK

0 .5

G

GAIL GOODRICH

0

STL

YEAR

YEAR

STL

DR

205 lbs.

1 1

Forward

OR

YEAR

GRANT GONDREZICK

AVG REB

271 298 2 22

Old Dominion

FGM

.000

TRN

F

MIN

TR

PTS

U. of So. Carolina

AVG AST

G

DR

2.2 2.4 2.5 1.1 2.3

7

YEAR

OR

34 37 0 2

U.C.L.A.

AST

252 lbs.

FT PCT

AST

AVG REB

TR

BLK

Guard

YEAR

JIM FOX

Grand Canyon

OR

PCT

BLK

1 0

PTS

208 19

AVG PTS

3.1 2.7

Morehead State TRN

STL

32

BLK

38

PTS

243 398 332 537 296 18

AVG PTS

4 .2 5.9 5.0 6.7 4.1 3 .0

U. of So. Carolina TRN

STL

Forward

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

885

11 .1

Idaho State

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TRN

STL

103

2.9

24

0 .7

39

16

BLK

0

PTS

145

AVG PTS

4 .0

All-Time Suns Roster 23

ART HARRIS YE AR

G

'69-70 81 '70-71 56 '71 -72 21 '69-70 ' 7

MIN

FGM

1553 952 145 89

285 199 23 15

FGA

723 484 70 42

CLEM HASKINS YEAR

'70-71 '7 1-72 '72-73 '73-74

'69-70 '70-71 '71-72 '72-73 '73-74 1970t 1971 t 1972t 1973t '69-70'

' 79-80 '80·81 '82-83 '83-84 ' 79-80 ' '80-81' '82-83'

'87 -88 '88-89

6'4" FT PCT

82 79 77 81

2764 2453 1581 1822

562 509 339 364

1277 1054 731 792

.440 .483 .464 .460

338 220 130 171

431 258 156 203

.784 .853 .833 .842

42

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

81 71 76 75 8

3312 2662 2798 2768 223 19 1 14 11 328

709 512 571 44 1 36 2 0 5 1 62

1447 1181 1244 920 74 4 0 7 5 150

.490 .434 .459 .479 .486 500 .000 .714 .200 .413

577 457 456 322 18 6 0 3 0 54

741 .779 560 .816 565 .807 404 .797 27 .667 6 1.000 0 .000 4 .750 0 .000 66 .818

G

MIN

FGM

618 1144 81

118 182 9

FGA

287 423 26

G

MIN

86 46 80 63 82 19 2 15 8

31 .9 29.6 26.2 19.3 17.1 37 .9 31 .0 21 .3 27 .9

FGM

392 173 265 162 171 105 6 32 22

G

MIN

FGM

82 81 82 29 8 7 3

11 21 1750 1155 512 120 117 45

144 246 100 18 12 14 5

DR

OR

78

FT PCT

6'4"

OR

14

Guard

Stanford

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

161 100 13 13

2.0 1.8 0.6 1.9

233 132 18 12

2.9 2.4 0.9 1.7

Guard

TR

AVG RES

AST

AVG AST

144

324 270 173 222

4.0 3.4 22 2.7

383 290 203 259

4.7 3.7 2.6 3.2

DR

29

AST

846 10.4 643 9.1 633 8.3 641 8.5 43 5.4 4 0 4 2 97 13.9

391 322 296 304 28 2 0 0 3 41

190 lbs.

AVG AST

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG RES

AST

AVG AST

.411 .430 .346

61 115 8

94 170 11

.649 .676 .727

34 86 5

58 123 11

92 209 16

1.8 2.6 1.1

39 46 4

0.8 0.6 0.3

OR

DR

622 320 486 253 262 144 12 82 32

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG RES

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

SLK

.446 .427 .461 .346 .387 .424 .455

120 183 63 10 8 9 0

178 264 136 29 16 14 2

.674 .693 .463 .345 .500 .643 .000

69 89 45 16 10 9 7

104 139 105 50 15 10 3

173 228 150 66 25 19 10

2.1 2.8 1.8 2.3 3 .1 2.7 3 .3

119 202 153 51 20 6 6

1.5 2.5 1.9 1.8 2.5 0.9 2.0

123 188 106 38 7 6 1

71 129 85 40 6 6 3

15 26 34 11 2 2 1

TAN

323 576 217 52 31 33 11

6'3"

25

AVG RES

AST

AVG AST

869 10.1 440 9.6 652 8.2 351 5.6 380 4.6 197 10.4 16 8.0 106 7.1 51 6.4

190 89 132 60 97 33 5 13 12

2.2 1.9 1.7 1.0 1.2 1.7 2.5 0.9 1.5

186 lbs.

6'2' '

190 lbs.

Guard AVG AST

23 10

20.1 9.2

87 16

178 36

.489 .444

27 3

32 4

.844 .750

7 2

25 3

32 5

1.4 0.5

44 8

1.9 0.8

FTA

257 4 9

576 20 19

.446 200 .474

96 4 4

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

350 605 889 901 1051 1240 149 219 51 128

454 .506 .495 .536 .518 .512 .497 .511 .431 .484

94 152 147 173 201 279 21 68 26 31

121 185 178 202 224 315 25 73 28 34

159 306 440 483 544 635 74 112 22 62

14

t All -Star Game

198 lbs.

6'4" FT M

JEFF HORNACEK

·Playoff Games

15

120 60 88 2 21 8

STL

STL

16 2

1995 1481 1598 1204 90 10 0 13 2 178

AVG PTS

24 .6 20.9 21.0 16.1 11.3

25.4

PTS

297 479 26

AVG PTS

5.9 6.1

1.7

PTS

942 446 620 395 406 265 13 82 55

AVG PTS

11 .0 9.7 7.8 6.3 5.0 13.9 6.5 5.5 6.9

PTS

409 677 264 46 32 37 10

AVG PTS

5.0 8.4 3.2 1.6 4.0 5.3 3.3

2 0

PTS

232 39

AVG PTS

10 .1 3.9

U.C.L.A.

DR

TR

AVG RES

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

11 8 .814 6 .667 4 1.000

30 1 0

102 2 2

132 3 2

1.8 0.8 0.7

198 7 9

2.7 1.8 3.0

123 4 3

59 2 0

190 lbs.

BLK

Guard

OR

FT PCT

SLK

117 96 55 55 129 101 53 57 84 49 39 37 4 2 12 26 9 11

FT PCT

6'4"

PTS

Long Beach State

AST

FG PCT

AVG PTS

17.8 15.7 10.5 11.1

Nevada-Reno

AVG REB

FGA

TAN

Guard

TR

FGM

PTS

1462 1238 808 899

Oklahoma

247 120 166 98 118 53 4 24 19

DR

19.5 27.4 31 .9 34 .0 34 .2 38.0 31 .2 36.4 36.3 42.9

21 15 1

FT PCT

OR

80 82 78 67 80 81 12 16 4 8

SLK

30 33 5

.637 .725 .612 .689 .744 .679 .500 .600 .733

FT PCT

FGM

STL

FTA

11

8.1 8.3 2.6 4.3

Southern Illinois TAN

248 138 147 103 86 81 2 30 15

FTA

MIN

3

FTM

FTM

G

8

158 100 90 71 64 55 1 18 11

TR

AVG PTS

PTS

Iowa SLK

FG PCT

FG PCT

23.8 16.3 18.3

STL

.435 .379 .424 .441 .411 .441 .353 .372 .393

FGA

74 4 3

TAN

901 457 625 367 410 238 17 86 56

FGM

'84-85 '85-86 '84 -85 '

16

BLK

FGA

MIN

MIN

81

Forward

G

G

STL

5.9

FTA

220 lbs.

TAN

Forward

FTM

6'6''

BLK

656 467 55 30

4.8 4.5 3.9 4.1 3.5

FG PCT

24

STL

Forward AVG RES

TR

TAN

Western Kentucky

DR

201 lbs.

6'8"

32

OR

195 lbs.

FTA

MICHAEL HOLTON

'86-87 '87-88 '88 -89 '89-90 '90-91 '91 -92 '88-89' '89-90" '90-91 ' '91-92'

.642 .611 .429 .000

FTM

YEAR

YEAR

134 113 21 2

11

CRAIG HODGES YEAR

86 69 9 0

FG PCT

JOHNNY HIGH YEAR

.394 .411 .329 .357

FGA

GARFIELD HEARD '75-76 '76-77 '77-78 '78-79 '79-80 '75-76' ' 77-78' '78-79' '79-80'

FT PCT

FGM

'74 -75 50 '75-76 79 •75.75 · 15

YEAR

FTA

MIN

NATE HAWTHORNE YEAR

185 lbs.

FTM

G

CONNIE HAWKINS YEAR

6'4"

FG PCT

Guard

SLK

6 0 0

PTS

624 12 22

AVG PTS

8.4 3 .0 7.3

Iowa State

OR

DR

TR

AVG RES

AST

AVG AST

TRN

STL

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

.777 41 .822 71 .826 75 .856 86 .897 74 .886 106 .840 25 .932 13 .929 3 .912 12

143 191 191 227 247 301 44 49 22 39

184 262 266 313 321 407 69 62 25 51

2.3 3.2 3.4 4.7 4.0 5.0 5.8 3.9 6.3 6.4

361 540 465 337 409 411 62 73 8 42

4.5 6.6 6.0 5.0 5.1 5.1 5.2 4.6 2.0 5.3

153 156 111 125 130 170 18 34 3 19

70 107 129 117 111 158 16 24 3 14

5 10 8 14 16 31 3 0 2 2

424 781 1054 1179 1350 1632 169 298 73 163

5.3 9.5 13.5 17.6 16.9 20.1 14.1 18.6 18.3 20.4

-58-

All-Time Suns Roster GREG HOWARD YEAR

G

MIN

'70-71

44

426

FGA

68

173

JAY HUMPHRIES

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

_393

37

58

.638

'84-85 '85-86 '86-87 '87-88 '84-85.

G

MIN

80 82 82 50 3

25.8 33 .3 31 .5 31.1 30.0

G

'74-75

44

G

'80-81 79 '81 -82 80 '82-83 77 '80-81' 7 '81 -82' 7 '82-83' 3 '80-81 t '81-82 t

'87-88 '88-89 '89-90 '90-91 '88-89' '89-90'

73 70 64 15 12 16

29.8 29.2 28.3 20.8 32.7 21 .1

G

MIN

'72-73

21

417

G

'68-69 80 '69-70 28 '69-70' 2

AVG AST

279 352 359 264 20

626 735 753 484 31

-446 -479 477 545 _645

141 197 200 103 9

170 257 260 139 12

.829 .767 .769 .741 .750

32 56 62 44 1

132 204 198 107 4

164 260 260 151 5

2.1 3.2 3.2 3 .0 1.7

350 526 632 354 16

4-4 6-4 7.7 7.1 5.3

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

36

62

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

8 2

436 470 -462 -473 -477 -458 .625 .000

411 399 292 32 30 10 9 1

501 495 369 42 39 12 10 2

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

1110 1224 907 186 206 160

480 -497 -453 -473 -413 -450

204 217 188 21 30 37

240 250 205 29 39 47

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

69

181

.381

25

36

.694

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.481 _333 .333

110 8 0

177 12 0

.621 .667 .000

FT A

24

69

166 -416

FGM

532 577 398 52 63 22 5

1220 1228 861 110 132 48

533 608 411

88 85 72

13

FGM

FGA

1319 136

177 20

368 60

7

1

3

34 FG PCT

FTM

'84 -85 78 '85-86 43 '84 -85' 2

20. 1 17.3 17.0

236 75 3

454 164 5

.520 .457 .600

82 50 6

'79-80 23 '80-81 81 '81-82 81 '79-80' 8 '80-81' 7 '81·82 ' 7

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

16.2 20.8 23.4 18-3 16.1 27.3

43 196 236 19 10 27

85 387 505 44 25 54

.506 .506 -467 -432 -400 .500

FGA

46

MIN

FGM

'88-89

26

6.0

20

RODNEY KNOWLES YEAR

'68-69

G

MIN

8

·Playoff Games

40

67

1.5

93

2.1

3

5

215 lbs.

AVG AEB

4.6 5.1 4.1 4.7 4.4 7.7

3.7 4.6 5.0 2.9 4.6 5.7

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AST

.850 121 .868 91 .917 69 .724 16 .769 28 .787 15

197 215 177 30 59 42

318 306 246 46 87 57

4.4 4-4 3 .8 3 .1 7.3 3 .6

180 162 107 17 25 17

2.5 2.3 1.7 1.1 2.1 1.1

235 lbs. DA

DA

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AST

136

6.5

31

1.5

107 132 112 61 2

TAN

BLK

8 9 9 4 0

AVG AEB

AST

AVG AS T

396 47 4

5.0 1.7 2.0

134 12 0

1.7 0.4 0 .0

220 lbs.

BLK

23

9

TA

AVG AEB

281 .648 139 98 .510 65 6 1.000 1

255 128 2

394 193 3

5.1 4_5 1.5

174

STL

BLK

PTS

208 233 204 19 25

136 105 97 9 15

8 2

1486 1561 1093 137 156 54 19

3

5 3 0

61 55 39 9 4 2

TAN

STL

0 2

240 lbs.

47 32

7 10 2 2 4

BLK

PTS

9 12 10

STL

163

STL

BLK

AVG AST

128 52

TAN

1.6 1.2 1.5

3

STL

BLK

45 32 0

61 25 3

.783 44 .758 131 .749 168 .900 14 .643 13 .700 18

74 310 329

118 441 497 36 35 48

5.1 5.4 6.1 4.5 5.0 6.9

50 282 293 22 13 30

2.2 3.5 3.6 2.8 1.9 4.3

46 209 244 10 14 12

28 79 64

17 63 71

9 6 6

3 3

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

24

0.9

DA

TA

AVG AEB

435

6

9

.667

3

14

17

0.7

175 lbs.

215 lbs.

6 '9"

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

4

14

.286

1

3

.333

OR

DA

-59-

TA

9

7

7

Forward 1.1

5.8 1.4

2

1-0

PTS

AVG PTS

8-4 4.7 6.0

PTS

133 567 639 47 29 68

AVG PTS

5.8 7.0 7_9 5_9 4.1 9_7

Arizona

Guard

AVG AEB

AVG PTS

464 48

Stanford BLK

OR

PTS

654 200 12

STL

FT PCT

7.8

Louisville

AST

TAN

6'3"

AVG PTS

Creighton TAN

AVG AST

FTA

AVG PTS

18.8 19.5 14.2 19.6 22.3 18.0

Idaho TAN

AST

FTM

4.0

AVG PTS

1294 1504 1080 203 213 196

Center

FG PCT

AVG PTS

17.7 21.5 16.9 13.5 17.8 12.3

9

AVG AEB

22

8.8 11.0 11.3 12.7 16.3

PTS

33

TA

22 30

AVG PTS

Illinois BLK

DA

14

3.9

1

OR

FT PCT

PTS

TAN

F-C

DA

PTS

703 905 923 634 49

STL

Forward

TA

OR

FT PCT

108

STL

Forward

TA

220 lbs. OR

TAN

Forward

TA

60 231 223 10 14 20

16

291 369 388 20 32 17 1 1

AVG PTS

Pepperdine AVG AST

DA

47 175 167

9 9

AST

OR

OR

173

Guard

363 410 335 33 31 23 2

FGM

tAll-Star Game

50

FTA

4

G

17

FTM

STEVE KERR YEAR

AVG AST

203 268 243 26 18 17 1

7'0"

53

RICH KELLEY

AST

.820 160 .806 142 .791 92 .762 7 .769 13 6 .833 .900 1 .500 2

6'8"

FGA

AVG AEB

TA

6'7''

FGM

TA

DA

PTS

Guilford

DA

OR

FT PCT

BLK

Guard

OR

202 lbs.

FT PCT

6'6 "

11

MIN

.581

6'7"

8

FGM

180 lbs.

FT PCT

6'4"

24

FGA

0

6 '1"

STL

Colorado

AST

FGM

New Mexico TAN

Guard AVG REB

MIN

G

199 lbs.

FT

G

YEAR

0.6

TR

CHARLES JONES YEAR

26

DR

NEIL JOHNSON YEAR

2 .7

OR

GUS JOHNSON YEAR

119

PCT

EDDIE JOHNSON MIN

AVG AST

FTA

MIN

G

AST

FTM

775

YEAR

AVG AEB

PCT

MIN

33.1 36.7 33.1 38.1 38.7 36.0 24 15

Forward

TA

FGA

DENNIS JOHNSON YEAR

DA

FGM

GREG JACKSON YEAR

OR

6'3"

24 FG

YEAR

215 lbs.

6'9 "

44

FGM

AST

AVG AST

0

0.0

BLK

0

PTS

54

AVG PTS

2.1

Davidson TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

9

AVG PTS

1.1

All-Time Suns Roster JOEL KRAMER YEAR

' 78-79 '79-80 '80-81 '81-82 '82-83 ' 78-79" '80-81" '81-82 " '82-83"

50

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FT M

FTA

82 54 82 56 54 15 7 4 2

17.1 13.2 13.0 9.8 8.5 17.1 14.4 5.0 3.0

181 67 136 55 44 32 13 5 0

370 143 258 133 104 59 25 7 2

.489 .469 .527 .414 .423 .542 .520 .714 .000

125 56 63 33 14 26 1 2 0

176 70 91 42 16 36 2 3 0

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

60 97 109 248 0 6 6 15

117 174 189 475 2 9 11 40

.513 _557 _577 .522 .000 .667 .545 .375

39 64 93 126 0 4 14 15

60 98 130 164 0 7 17 19

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

ANDREW LANG YEAR

'88-89 '89-90 '90-91 '91-92 '88-89 ' '89-90 ' '90-91 ' '91-92 '

G

MIN

62 74 63 81 4 12 4 8

8.5 13.7 18.3 24.3 2.0 7.8 13.8 24 .0

28

DAVID LATTIN YEAR

'68-69

6'7"

G

MIN

G

68

987

150

366 .410

172

DENNIS LAYTON

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

.710 134 .800 49 .692 77 .786 36 .875 41 .722 21 .500 2 .667 2 .000 0

203 102 155 72 47 36 14 3 0

337 151 232 108 88 57 16 5 0

4.1 2.8 2.8 1.9 1.6 3 .8 2.3 1.3 0.0

92 75 88 51 37 19 4 1 0

1.1 1.4 1.1 0.9 0.7 1.3 0.6 0 .3 0.0

98 51 67 26 22 16 1 1 0

45 26 35 19 15 9 2 1 0

TAN

STL

FT PCT

6'0" FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

'71-72 ' 72-73

80 65

1849 990

304 187

717 434

.424 .431

122 90

165 119

.739 .756

FTM

FTA

23 FGM

'89-90

11

7.5

11

MIN

FGM

1849 1928 948 41

347 417 173 5

G

'76-77 82 '77-78 82 '78-79 43 '77-78' 2

'90-91

G

1

2.0

G

'82-83 77 '83-84 75 '81-85 63 '82-83 ' 2 '83-84' 17 '84-85' 3 '82-83 t

MIN

FGM

495 451 346 12 11 6 22 3

33 .6 30.8 26.5 28.5 33 .5 28.0 27

G

'75-76 34 '75-76 ' 17

FGM

MIN

370 136

22 10

'80-81 '81 -82 '82·83 '83-84 '84-85 '80-81' '81 -82' '82-83 ' '83-84' '84-85 '

G

MIN

82 82 82 82 65 7 7 3 17 3

17.9 34.7 22.4 29.3 31 .0 14.6 34.7 24 .0 36.5 28.3

·Playoff Games

272 486 328 357 282 19 38 15 77 13

323

OR

DR

4.8

AST

AVG AST

48

0.7

AST

AVG A ST

164 77

2.1 12

247 139

3.1 2.1

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

A ST

AVG AST

.441 .439 .452 .313

142 170 74 2

210 .676 228 .746 104 .712 2 1.000

49 95 42 2

200 159 71 4

299 254 113 6

3 .6 3 .1 2.6 3 .0

263 305 132 3

3.2 3.7 3 .1 1.5

FTM

FT A

51 1

1.000

TR

6 1.000

4

4

8

204 lbs.

2

20

FT PCT

2 1.000

6'9"

OR

0

FG PCT

FTM

FT A

1045 908 727 21 227 47 8

.474 .497 .476 571 .511 468 .375

278 293 150 2 63 15 0

356 383 200 4 78 19 1

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

.338 .333

26 11

30 14

.867 .786

7 5

65 30

0

FT PCT

OR

DR

.781 201 .765 208 .750 138 .500 5 .808 42 .789 12 .000 1

598 517 419 7 127 21

6'0"

6

0

TR

6'3"

16 8

TR

23 13

195 lbs.

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

532 945 634 713 582 36 89 35 157 26

.511 .514 .517 .501 .485 .528 .427 .429 .490 .500

107 152 129 95 127 7 15 5 12 4

119 .899 169 .899 148 .872 114 .833 140 .907 7 1.000 16 .938 7 .714 16 .750 5 .BOO

44 78 41 49 33 2 11 2 14 3

88 183 124 137 146 11 11 6 40 5

132 261 165 186 179 13 22 8 54 8

t All -Star Game

-

60-

6

AVG AST

PTS

159 258 311 622 0 16 26 45

STL

BLK

PTS

409

TAN

STL

B LK

AVG A ST

0 .0

0

0.0

T AN

STL

2

219 203 145 8 61 10 1

AVG PTS

9.1 7.1

B LK

0

PTS

28

AVG PTS

2.5

PTS

AVG PT S

221 116 4

156 225 69 4

33 17 4 0

836 1004 420 12

10.2 12.2 9.8 6.0

TAN

STL

BLK

Tennessee 0

0

PTS

4

AV G PTS

4.0

Marquette T AN

STL

2.8 2.7 2.3 4.0 3.6 3.3

221 177 151 4 29 8

56 55 39 3 12 2 0

TAN

STL

BL K

PTS

43 39 17 0 8 2 0

1269 1195 842 26 295 59 6

AVG PTS

16.5 15.9 13.4 13.0 17.4 19.7

Miami of Ohio

AST

AVG AST

0.7 0.8

48 21

1.4 1.2

15 2

BLK

0 0

PTS

70 31

AVG PTS

2.1 1.8

Kentucky

Guard

2.7

6.0

BLK

Guard

1.6 3.2 2.0 2.3 2.8 1.9 3 .1 2.7 3.2

AVG PTS

STL

AVG A ST

AVG REB

A VG REB

2.6 3_5 4.9 7.7 0.0 1.3 6.5 5.6

T AN

Forward A ST

AVG PTS

Oregon

AST

AVG REB

PTS

730 464

0.5

AVG REB

799 10.4 725 9.7 557 8.8 12 6 .0 169 9.9 33 11.0 7

167 lbs. DR

0.7

AST

5.9 3.5 4.1 2.6 1.9 6.0 3.9 3.0 0.0

Texas El Paso TAN

Forward

TR

235 lbs.

FGA

10

DR

17 48 22 133 17 127 48 201 0 0 3 10 1 3 3 15

Guard

240 lbs.

6'8"

AVG REB

AVG PTS

La Salle

FT PCT

FG PCT

DR

6'4"

B LK

Guard

OR

487 190 335 143 102 90 27 12 0

USC

AVG REB

FT PCT

PTS

Guard

TR

195 lbs.

28 41 45 87 3 5 2 8

Forward AVG REB

FTA

6

4 FGM

TR

FT M

KYLE MACY YEA R

0.1 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.3 0.2 0.3 0.3

FG PCT

PHIL LUMPKIN YEA R

9 21 27 43 1 2 1 2

FGA

FGA

1

2.4 3.7 4.8 6.7 1.5 1.7 4.5 4.0

.379

786 950 383 16

FGM

147 27 1 303 546 6 20 18 32

29

MAURICE LUCAS YEAR

6'4"

30

MIN

93 188 190 376 3 16 14 17

FG PCT

IAN LOCKHART YEAR

AVG AST

FGA

RON LEE YEA R

AST

180 lbs.

FGM

MIN

AVG REB

DR

23 5 17 11 6 7 2 0 0

Arkansas

TR

.634

MIN

G

OR

BLK

Center

DR

230 lbs.

FT PCT

G

TIM LEGLER

250 lbs. OR

.650 54 .653 83 .715 113 .768 170 .000 3 .571 4 .824 4 .789 15

YEAR

YEAR

San Diego St.

DR

6'7' ' 109

Forward

OR

6'11 "

43

FGM

215 lbs .

FT PCT

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

160 384 278 353 380 11 28 9 98 9

2.0 4.7 3.4 4.3 5.8 1.6 4.0 3.0 5.8 3.0

95 125 90 116 111 7 13 1 25 6

76 143 64 123 85 5 7 1 22 6

BL K

5 9 8 6 3 0 1 0 2 0

PTS

AVG PT S

663 1163 808 832 714 49 95 35 176 31

8.1 14.2 9.9 10.1 11 .0 7.0 13.6 11.7 10.4 10.3

All· Time Suns Roster BILL MARTIN

FG PCT

16

51

.314

G

MIN

FGM

'87-88

10

10.1

TED McCLAIN

205 lbs.

6'7 "

26 FGA

YEAR

FT

PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

8

13

.615

9

18

27

2.7

6'3"

12

185 lbs.

Georgetown

F-G

FTA

FTM

AST

6

AVG AST

TAN

STL

0.6

9

5

Guard

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

'78·79 36 ·73.79 · 14

12.9 7.4

62 15

132 34

.470 .441

42 13

46 16

.913 .8 13

25 5

44 11

69 16

1.9 1.1

60 13

1.7 0.9

54 16

19

FTA

PCT

OR

DR

TA

5

.600

1

3

4

JOHN McCULLOUGH YEAR

'81 -82

G

MIN

8

2.9

FGM

9

G

MIN

'90·91 66 '90·91' 4

31 .9 25.3

FT FTM

13

.692

3

35

6'8"

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

87 20

.483 .350

10 1

21 4

.476 .250

11 1

25 3

36 4

2.6 0.4

16 2

1.1 0.2

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.427 .393 .276

219 58 4

287 73 5

. 763 . 795 .800

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.386

85

110

.773

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

.460 .430

92 114

107 141

.860 .809

46 45

96 142

142 187

2.1 2 .8

142 156

2.1 2.3

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.436

94

156

.603

FTA

618 206 29

McCOY McLEMORE G

MIN

FGM

'68-69

31

710

141

FGA

366

GARY MELCHIONNI YEAR

G

MIN

FGM

'73-74 '74-75

69 68

1251 1529

202 232

FGA

439 539

OTTO MOORE G

MIN

FGM

'7 1·72

81

1624

260

FGA

597

RON MOORE 5

6.8

G

MIN

FGM

'89·90

36

4.3

23

PCT

FTM

16

.313

4

YEAR

339 11

476 15

7.2 3 .8

149 5

2.3 1.3

195 lbs.

32

OR

DR

DR

DR

AVG AST

251 93 9

3.1 1.6 1.3

123 52 3

1.5 0.9 0.4

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

168

5.4

50

1.6

540

6.7

88

1.1

4 1.000

0

6

6

195

Center AVG REB

1.2

AST

0

0 .0

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

24

30

.800

7

13

20

0.6

11

0.3

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

80 82 82 61 73 69 40 7 3 17

14 .8 35.5 35.4 36.1 34.0 37.2 36.9 18.3 34.3 37 .2 15

227 588 601 515 582 585 327 25 14 118 7

436 1069 1044 877 1001 1062 616 41 35 200 8

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

.521 .550 .576 .587 .581 .551 .531 .610 .400 .590

75 193 249 180 310 381 187 4 8 51

117 287 352 254 444 493 249 8 10 76 2

2

40

MIKE NILES

Forward

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

.641 .672 .707 .709 .698 .773 .751 .500 .800 .671

95 239 227 195 169 188 119 13 10 51

161 471 451 341 449 411 275 19 15 97

256 710 678 536 618 599 394 32 25 148

3 .2 8.7 8.3 8.8 8.5 8.7 9.9 4.6 8.3 8.7

1

4

5

225

6 '6"

AST

82 197 214 159 240 233 123 7 3 40 0

AVG AST

1.0 2.4 2. 6 2.6 3.3 3.4 3.1 1.0 1.0 2.4

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

5.3 2.0

48 0

138 5

.348 .000

17 0

37 0

.459 .000

26 0

32 0

58 0

1.3 0.0

15 0

0 .3 0 .0

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

.538 386

11 12

14 16

.786 .750

1 7

JIM OWENS YEAR

•73.74 '74-75

G

17 41

MIN

101 432

•Playoff Games

6'5"

45 21 56

39 145

t All·Star Game

205 lbs.

-

61

DR

8 36

TR

9 43

7.3 1.8

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

9.3 3.8 2.9

Drake University TAN

STL

STL

TAN

41 48

TAN

STL

TAN

STL

1

3

TAN

STL

2

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

367

11 .8

BLK

9 12

PTS

496 578

AVG PTS

7.2 8.5

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

614

7.6

BLK

0

PTS

14

AVG PTS

2.8

BLK

0

PTS

72

AVG PTS

2.0

Clemson University TAN

106

5

Forward

'80·81 44 '80·81' 2

YEAR

AVG PTS

Loyola-Maryland

.338

217 lbs.

STL

74 7 220 20

Guard

68

6'10 "

102 18

West Virginia State

AVG AST

FG PCT

22

PTS

Pan American

AVG AST

TR

TAN

Center AST

DR

1 1

Duke

AVG REB

245 lbs.

8 1

BLK

Guard

TR

OR

6'4"

Forward

TR

FT PCT

STL

TAN

N.Y. University

AST

220 lbs. OR

Wichita St.

Guard AVG REB

185 lbs.

0

Michigan

TR

235 lbs. OR

BLK

Guard

FGA

LARRY NANCE '81·82 '82-83 '83·84 '84·85 '85-86 '86-87 '87-88 '81-82' '82-83' '83·84' 1985t

.727 137 4 .667

6'10"

FGA

MIKE MORRISON YEAR

AVG AST

6 '11"

53 5

AST

6'3"

25

FG FGM

AVG REB

6 '7 "

34

34

YEAR

'87·88

15.8 9.5

OR

264 81 8

MIN

1046 38

FT PCT

1569 525 71

G

AVG PTS

42 2

FTA

YEAR

YEAR

PTS

50 0

TR

6'5 "

2.6

BLK

FTM

40

AVG PTS

21

STL

PCT

FGM

PTS

TAN

Forward

FGA

MIN

4.6 3.1

2

198 6

ST AN McKENZIE

0

AVG PTS

3

144 4

42 7

166 43

0.4

.503 .415

20.0 4.4

PTS

3

896 41

'89·90 14 '89·90" 10

0

Oklahoma

DR

207 lbs.

BLK

STL

OR

6'5''

4.0

TRN

451 17

40

AVG PTS

AST

FTA

FG

40

AVG

FTM

FGM

'68·69 80 '69·70 58 '69-70 ' 7

0 .5

PTS

AST

FG PCT

MIN

G

REB

FGA

G

YEAR

205 lbs.

FT PCT

6

Guard AVG

FGM

MIKE McGEE YEAR

195 lbs.

6'4 "

FG PCT

XAVIER McDANIEL YEAR

8

FGA

0 .

Tennessee State

G

YEAR

BLK

STL

BLK

42 99 86 88 70 86 45 10 3 16 0

71 217 173 104 130 148 96 11 6 34 0

PTS

529 1370 1451 1211 1474 1552 843 54 36 287 16

AVG PTS

6.6 16.7 17.7 19.9 20.2 22.5 21 .1 7.7 12.0 16.9

Cal State Fullerton TAN

STL

BLK

25 0

8 1

1 0

TAN

STL

PTS

115 0

AVG PTS

2.6 0.0

Arizona State

Guard AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

0 .5 1.0

15 49

0.9 1.2

BLK

5

0

16

2

PTS

53 124

AVG PTS

3.1 3.0

All-Time Suns Roster CURTIS PERRY YEAR

'74-75 '75-76 '76-77 '77-78 '75-76'

G

MIN

FGM

79 71 44 45 19

2688 2253 1391 818 615

437 386 179 110 99

18 FGA

917 776 414 243 218

YEAR

'88-89 '89-90 '90-91 '91 -92 '88-89 ' '89-90 ' '91 -92'

G

MIN

62 60 46 80 4 11 8

9.9 10.2 12.8 31.0 4 .3 9.1 23. 1

'85-86 '86-87

G

MIN

80 80

20.0 28.1

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

255 290

457 497

.558 .584

171 257

254 348

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

.475 .603 .471 .583 .000 .549 .609

25 69 109 99 0 18 12

37 101 146 141 0 29 17

.676 .683 .747 .702 .000 .621 .706

13 76 90 99 0 25 6

18 138 137 147 0 39 13

31 214 227 246 0 64 19

1.1 3.1 3.3 3.6 0.0 3.8 6.3

7 70 69 58 0 12 9

0.3 1.0 1.0 0.8 0.0 0.7 3.0

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

11

364

2

6

8

1.1

1

54

FGA

40 209 227 218 0 51 23

32

6

792 27

112 6

FTM

11

.545

4

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

.389 .400

54 1

288 15

RICK ROBEY YEAR

G

'83-84 61 '84-85 4 '85-86 46 '83-84' 10

FGM

856 48 629 43

140 2 72 7

FGA

257 9 191 16

'78-79 '79-80 '80-81 '81 -82 '78-79' '79-80' '80-81 ' '81-82' '80·81t

'83-84 '84-85 '85-86 '86-87 '87-88 '83-84 ' '84-85'

AVG AST

TRN

.615 61 .589 79 .614 53 .712 204 .000 1 .444 10 .719 12

71 73 73 347 1 11 27

132 152 126 551 2 21 39

2 .1 2.5 2.7 6.9 0.5 1.9 4.9

18 17 27 134 0 2 11

0.3 0.3 0.6 1.7 0.0 0.2 1.4

37 47 32 141 1 5 14

Forward

.673 95 .739 179

213 401

308 580

3.9 7.3

90 116

1.1 1.5

148 135

71 86

TRN

STL

BLK

22 81 100 107

2 16 20 37 0 5 0

7 22 21 23 0 5 3

21 O lbs.

210 lbs.

FT PCT

74 .730 1 1.000

6'1O"

OR

15

DR

32

TR

47 0

240 lbs.

0.1

STL

0

AST

AVG AST

57 5

1.0 1.0

0.8

TAN

STL

21

C-F

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

.545 .222 .377 .438

61 1 33 4

88 2 48 8

.693 .500 .688 .500

80 3 40 7

118 5 108 3

198 8 148 10

3.2 2.0 3.2 1.0

65 5 58 2

1.1 1.3 1.3 1.0

77 8 66 4

20 2 19 2

26 82 82 74 15 3 7 7

756 2710 3088 2745 392 64 233 213 21

169 545 647 579 56 6 27 45 3

333 1064 1280 1128 139 16 77 80 6

508 .512 .505 .51 3 .403 .375 .351 .563 .500

79 325 249 255 45 5 20 3 0

123 487 396 371 69 7 34 10 0

.642 56 .667 213 .629 216 .687 202 .652 38 .714 5 .588 23 .300 14 .000 2

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

97 85 347 357 82 22 22

203 175 676 722 171 46 37

.478 .486 .513 .494 .480 .478 .595

29 45 208 143 39 16 8

42 59 257 183 53 17 10

11

169 557 573 519 83 15 52 39 3

FT PCT

Forward AVG REB

AST

225 8.6 770 9.4 789 9.6 721 9.7 121 8.1 20 6.7 75 10.7 53 7.6 5

39 142 206 179 10 4 13 19 2

TR

215 lbs.

6'6"

30

DR

AVG AST

1.5 1.7 2.5 2.4 0.7 1.3 1.9 2.7

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

.690 40 .763 38 .809 104 .781 101 .736 28 .941 10 .800 8

63 51 169 170 34 10 7

103 89 273 271 62 20 15

2.1 4.2 3 .3 3.3 1.8 1.3 5.0

44 29 150 126 30 7 10

0.9 1.4 1.8 1.5 0 .9 0.5 3.3

210 lbs.

63 321 323 353 0 74 40

2

PTS

16

BLK

5

PTS

278 13

BLK

14 0 5 0

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

'74-75 '75-76

69 17

1059 146

176 28

406 64

.433 .438

66 6

95 11

.695 .545

82 11

171 26

253 37

3 .7 2.2

80 13

1.2 0.8

PTS

342 5 177 18

AVG PTS

2.3 4.7 4.8 5.1 0.0 4.4 13.3

AVG PTS

2.3 AVG PTS

4.6 2.6

AVG PTS

5.6 1.3 3.8 1.8

Tennessee State TRN

STL

BLK

PTS

90 251 250 202 31 8 13 10 4

17 58 68 42 6 3 5 5 0

12 59 38 28 12 2 2 1 0

417 1415 1543 1414 157 17 74 93 6

TAN

STL

BLK

AVG PTS

16.0 17 .3 18.8 19.1 10.5 5.7 10.6 13 .3

U.C.L.A.

27

23 23 76 61 18 6 5

Forward

YEAR

-62-

BLK

Forward

OR

6'7"

PTS

Kentucky

OR

239 lbs.

8.5 10.5

Kentucky

Guard

FT PCT

OR

AVG PTS

681 837

Bethel College TAN

FTA

FT PCT

tAll-Star Game

16 9

FTM

6'7''

PTS

37 54

Maryland

Forward

AVG REB

4.1 4.2 4.2 12.3 1.0 3.1 12.4

BLK

Forward

AVG AST

AVG PTS

Villanova STL

220 lbs.

PTS

257 254 193 982 4 34 99

TRN

FTA

• Playoff Games

19 32 21 22 23 43 44 116 2 1 3 6 3 6

AVG AST

FTM

FRED SAUNDERS

BLK

AST

FG PCT

11 .7 19.9 20.0 20.2 13.3 10.1 30.3

STL

AVG REB

FGA

50 21 82 82 35 15 3

13.4 13.3 10.7 6.0 12.7

TR

FGM

MIN

AVG PTS

1058 947 470 271 242

DR

MIN

G

PTS

78 66 28 22 17

OR

FT PCT

G

MIKE SANDERS YEAR

FTA

BLK

108 84 49 34 12

FG PCT

21

LEN ROBINSON YEAR

AST

6'4 "

8

MIN

AVG REB

6'5"

FG PCT

12 FGM

TR

215 lbs.

STL

Temple

DR

6'7''

FGA

63

OR

6'9"

24 FGM

FT PCT

S.W. Missouri St. TRN

Forward

FGA

PAT RILEY 60 5

220 lbs.

FGM

JOE REAVES

'75-76 '75-76

2.4 2.6 1.8 1.1 1.9

65 90 70 215 2 18 32

19 126 107 127 0 28 14

MIN

186 182 79 48 36

40 53 43 153 0 8 23

170 989 1001 1132 1 253 82

G

940 11.9 684 9.6 395 9.0 250 5.6 146 7.7

.537 .513 .521 .523 .500 .520 .603

28 69 68 69 1 17 3

YEAR

6'9"

593 487 246 163 83

AVG AST

201 195 144 789 4 25 63

'82-83 '83-84 '84-85 '85-86 '82-83' '83-84' '84-85'

38

.719 347 .732 197 .789 149 785 87 .647 63

AST

108 100 75 413 2 13 38

FGM

7

256 239 142 65 68

Forward AVG REB

TR

FTA

MIN

73-74

184 175 112 51 44

DR

FTM

G

MIN

.477 .497 .432 .453 .454

OR

FG PCT

YEAR

G

FT PCT

FGA

CHARLES PITTMAN

YEAR

FTA

FGM

ED PINCKNEY YEAR

FTM

34

TIM PERRY

220 lbs.

6'7"

FG PCT

12 4 31 23 4 4 0

PTS

AVG PTS

223 215 905 859 203 60 52

4.5 10.2 11 .0 10.5 5.8 4.0 17.:1

Syracuse TRN

STL

BLK

41 5

15 1

PTS

418 62

AVG PTS

6.1 3. 6

All-Time Suns Roster DALE SCHLEUTER YEAR

G

MIN

' 76-77

39

337

54

'77-78 ' 78-79 '79-80 'BO-Bl '81 -82 '82- 83 '83-84 '84 -85 '77-78 " '78-79" '79-BO" 'BO-B1. '81 -B2" '82-83' '83-84' '84-85'

G

MIN

81 81 79 B2 81 81 65 77 2 15 8 7 7 3 16 3

19.0 21.4 16.5 17.4 21 .5 14.1 11 .3 16.1 18.5 14.5 17.5 17.1 18.1 20.7 6.9 21 .3

' 71-72 ' 72-73 '73-74 '74-75 1973t 1974t 1975t

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

26

72

.361

1B

31

.5B1

30

50

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TRN

STL

1BO 212 127 173 189 124 55 111 4 20 17 14 14 6 10 3

369 396 301 34B 380 259 124 259 8 52 33 30 32 13 26 12

.4BB .535 .422 .497 .497 .479 .444 .429 .500 .3B5 .515 .467 .438 .462 .3B5 .250

132 120 95 97 108 B1 56 53 5 13 4 10 4 2 4 5

191 .691 135 168 .714 104 122 .779 89 127 .764 101 148 .730 97 110 .736 60 72 .778 29 74 .716 96 6 .833 2 21 .619 14 8 .500 B 15 .667 8 B .500 B 2 1.000 4 6 .667 10 6 .833 3

222 256 139 167 197 164 71 115 4 28 14 11 B B 14 5

357 360 228 268 294 224 100 161 6 42 22 19 16 12 24 8

4.4 4.4 2.9 3 .3 3 .6 2.8 1.5 2.1 3 .0 2.8 2.8 2.7 2.3 4.0 1.5 2.7

BB 126 98 114 149 97 48 127 3 22 10 7 14 5 7 10

1.1 1.6 1.2 1.4 1.8 1.2 0.7 1.6 1.5 1.5 1.3 1.0 2.0 1.7 0.4 3.3

85 99 92 77 98 64 42 39 2 14 7 7 5 4 7 6

52 BO 47 60 59 48 19 39 2 6 4 4 8 2 2 1

AVG AST

TRN

STL

' 75-76

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

6 Bl 52 69

177 3062 2003 2592 14 19 16

4B 806 53B 703 0 0 1

113 1809 1171 1594 5 4 6

.425 .446 .459 .441 .000 .000 .167

17 436 246 274 0 2 0

21 .B10 556 .784 315 .781 351 .781 0 .000 2 1.000 0 .000

43

G

'69-70 7B ' 70-71 81 ' 71 -72 80 '69-70 " 7 1972t

158 201

TR

23 342 222 273 2 1 2

235 lbs.

AVG AST

2.1

3B

1.0

Forward

3.B 4.2 4.3 4.0

AST

26 495 271 311 2 4 1

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

930

186

338

.550

115

1B3

.628

61

179

240

5.6

62

1.4

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

2836 2944 3082 286 15

373 33B 485 46 2

B04 789 1031 109 4

.464 .428 .470 .422 .500

250 285 433 21 2

412 .607 416 .685 560 .773 32 .656 2 1.000

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.472 .4B9

185 7

255 B

.725 .B75

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

.449 .496 .46B

158 243 55

192 289 66

.823 .841 .833

80 82 20

179 152 43

259 234 63

3 .3 3 .0 3 .3

215 238 79

2.8 3.0 4.2

10

MIN

FGM

'68-69 '69-70

81 6

210B 14 7

399 22

B46 45

RICKY SOBERS MIN

FGM

1898 2005 563

2BO 414 96

623 834 205

6'3"

23

PAUL STOVALL

DR

TR

916 1015 955 111 2

210 lbs.

6'5 "

40 FGA

220 lbs. OR

OR

DR

6'4"

11 .7 12.5 11 .9 15.9

AST

214 247 343 30 2

AVG AST

AVG AST

328 15

4.0 2.5

211 9

2. 6 1.5

Forward

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

61

2.4

13

0 .5

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

' 72-73

25

211

26

76

.342

24

38

.632

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.3B7 .222

78 4

125 13

.624 .30B

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

545

.508

111

176

.631

99

288

387

5.0

103

1.3

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

.435

45

78

.577

2B

44

FRED TAYLOR G

'70-71 ' 71 -72

54 13

MIN

552 69

FGM

110 6

284 27

IRA TERRELL

32

YEAR

G

MIN

FGM

'76-77

78

1751

277

FGA

DAVID THIRDKILL YEAR

G

MIN

FGM

'B2-B3

49

521

74

·Playoff Games

6'5 "

10

t All-Star Game

DR

TR

86 17

209 lbs.

6'8"

40 170

187 lbs. OR

214 lbs.

6'7"

-63-

TR

72

AVG PTS

1.B

40 62 53 70 70 31 20 25 0 16 5 6 13 5 2 4

PTS

492 544 350 444 486 329 167 276 13 53 38 38 32 14 25 11

AVG PTS

6.1 6.7 4.4 5.4 6.0 4.1 2.6 3 .6 6.5 3.5 4.8 5.4 4.6 4.7 1.6 3 .7

BLK

22 24

PTS

113 2048 1322 1680 0 2 2

AVG PTS

18.8 25.3 25.4 24 .3

STL

44

BLK

16

PTS

4B7

AVG PTS

11 .3

Creighton Univ. TRN

STL

BLK

PTS

996 961 1403 113 6

AVG PTS

12.8 11 .9 17.5 16.1

TRN

STL

BLK

PTS

983 51

AVG PTS

12.1 B.5

Nevada Las Vegas

Guard

MIN

YEAR

70

Davidson

AST

G

DR

PTS

Notre Dame TRN

Guard AVG REB

225 lbs.

BLK

2.7 3.0 4.3 4.3

YEAR

OR

99 111

Forward AVG REB

TR

198 lbs.

B

Forward

FTA

FT PCT

BLK

B

Oral Roberts Univ.

4.3 6.1 5.2 4.5

FTM

6'7"

STL

North Carolina

FG PCT

29

TRN

Guard AVG REB

FGA

G

' 75-76 78 ' 76-77 79 ' 75-76 ' 19

64 72

DR

AST

FGM

DICK SNYDER

G

OR

AVG REB

MIN

YEAR

YEAR

FT PCT

6'9"

34

BO

175 lbs.

MIN

PAUL SILAS YEAR

FT PCT

6'6"

33

TR

216 lbs.

6'7"

14

G

G

Colorado State

FTM

JOHN SHUMATE YEAR

Center

FG PCT

CHARLIE SCOTT YEAR

235 lbs.

FGA

ALVIN SCOTT YEAR

6'10"

FGM

TRN

STL

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

106 93 18

7 14 6

718 1071 247

9.2 13.6 13.0

Arizona State Univ. TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

76

AVG PTS

3.0

Pan American Col.

Guard AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

1.6 1.3

51 7

0 .9 0.5

Forward

TRN

STL

BLK

PTS

29B 16

AVG PTS

5.5 1.2

So. Methodist U. TRN

STL

BLK

41

47

BLK

PTS

665

AVG PTS

8.5

Bradley

F-G AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

TRN

STL

1.5

36

0.7

48

19

4

PTS

194

AVG PTS

4.0

All-Time Suns Roster JOE THOMAS YEAR

G

'70-71

39

MIN

204

40

205 lbs.

6'6"

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

23

86

.267

9

20

.450

BERNARD THOMPSON

6'6''

7

OR

OR

TR

43

208 lbs.

Forward AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

1.1

17

0.4

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

'85-86 '86-87 '87-88

61 24 37

21 .0 13.8 15.3

195 42 74

399 105 159

.489 .400 .465

127 27 43

157 33 60

.809 .818 .717

58 20 40

83 11 36

141 31 76

2.3 1.3 2.1

132 18 51

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

59

.441

20

30

.667

3

20

23

2.3

G

MIN

FGM

'85-86

10

20.6

26

15

DICK VAN ARSDALE

6'2"

5

178 lbs.

202 lbs.

6'5''

TAN

STL

BLK

2.2 0.8 1.4

21

51 11 21

10 5 1

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

BLK

26

2.6

Guard

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

'68-69 '69-70 ' 70-71 ' 71-72 '72-73 '73-74 '74-75 '75-76 '76-77 '69-70" '75-76 " 1969t 1970t 1971 t

80 77 81 82 81 78 70 58 78 7 19

3388 2966 3157 3096 2979 2832 2419 1870 1535 255 472 10 16 12

612 592 609 545 532 514 412 276 227 43 61 2 4 2

1386 1166 1346 1178 1118 1028 895 570 498 100 125 4 8 4

.442 .508 .452 .463 .476 .500 .470 .484 .456 .430 .488 .500 .500 .500

454 459 553 529 426 361 282 195 145 29 40 0 0 0

644 575 682 626 496 423 339 235 166 33 46 0 0 1

.705 .798 .811 .845 .859 .853 .832 .830 .873 .879 .870 .000 .000 .000

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

.433

102

145

.703

47

137

184

2.4

67

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

.319 .411

8 38

23 59

.348 .644

21 67

39 113

60 180

5.5 3.2

TOM VAN ARSDALE YEAR

'76-77

G

MIN

FGM

77

1425

171

FGA

395

NICK VANOS G

MIN

'85-86 '86-87

11 57

202 640

6'5"

23 65

FGA

72 158

NEAL WALK

41

155 137 98 86

10

13

202 lbs.

7'2"

30 FGM

YEAR

4

66 52 39 31

548 264 316 334 326 221 189 137 117 18 23 1 2 5

260 lbs.

6'10"

220 lbs.

YEAR

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

'69-70 '70-71 '71-72 '72-73 '73-74 '69-70"

82 82 81 81 82 5

1394 2033 2142 3114 2549 63

257 426 506 678 573 17

547 945 1057 1455 1245 43

.470 .451 .479 .466 .460 .395

155 205 256 279 235 6

242 268 344 355 297 8

.640 .765 .744 .786 .791 235 .750

BOB WARLICK

23

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

'68-69

63

975

212

501

.423

83

137

.606

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.477

5

10

.500

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

.406

18

34

.529

YEAR

G

'71 -72

27

MIN

129

10 31

65

WALT WESLEY YEAR

G

MIN

'72-73

45

364

·Playoff Games

FGM

63

6'4 "

31 FGA

155

t All-Star Game

OR

6'11"

DR

-64-

75

96 81 52 35

17 11 11 5

13

2

STL

TAN

STL

BLK

0.9

20

3

AST

AVG AST

TAN

STL

BLK

16 43

1.5 0 .8

20 48

2 19

5 23

AVG AST

TAN

STL

BLK

Forward

1.4

AVG PTS

8.5 4. 6 5.2

AVG PTS

7.5

AVG PTS

21 .0 21 .3 21 .9 19.7 18.4 17.8 16.1 12.9 7.7 16.4 8.5

Indiana

Center

PTS

444

AVG PTS

5.8

Santa Clara

Center

PTS

54 168

AVG PTS

4.9 2.9

Florida 1.0 1.4 1.9 3 .5 4.0

73

Guard

57

PTS

AVG PTS

669 1057 1268 1635 1381 40

8.2 12.9 15.7 20.2 16.8 8.0

Pepperdine

AST

AVG AST

151

2.4

131

2.1

230 lbs. OR

0

PTS

PTS

AVG REB

17

TAN

4.9 4.4 4.1 3.6 3.3 4.2 2.8 2.4 1.5 4.1 2.0

TR

TR

517 111 191

1678 1643 1771 1619 1490 1389 1124 747 599 115 162 4 8 4

80 117 151 287 331 2

DR

AVG AST

388 338 329 297 268 324 195 140 120 29 38 0 2 3

455 5.5 674 8.2 665 8.2 1006 12.4 602 837 10.2 35 7.0

DR

PTS

BLK

AST

TR

170 lbs. OR

6.9 3.4 3.9 4.1 4.0 2.8 2.7 2.4 1.5 2.6 1.2

AST

AVG REB

DR

200 lbs.

6'5 "

YEAR

JEFF WEBB

OR

AVG REB

AVG PTS

Indiana

MIN

TR

5

G-F

G

DR

PTS

Dayton

YEAR

OR

BLK

Fresno State

G

SEDRIC TONEY

STL

55

Guard

YEAR

YEAR

Marquette Univ. TAN

Guard

TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

507

AVG PTS

8.0

Kansas State Univ.

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

0 .6

16

0.6

TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

67

Center

AVG PTS

2.5

Kansas

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

113

2.5

24

0 .5

TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

144

AVG PTS

3.2

All-Time Suns Roster PAUL WESTPHAL

44

6'4"

192 lbs.

Guard

YEAR

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

'75-76 ' 76-77 ' 77-78 ' 78-79 ' 79-80 '83-84 ' 75-76' '77 -78' '78-79. '79-80. ' 76-77 t ' 77-78 t '78-79 t '79-80 t

82 81 80 81 82 59 19 2 15 8

36.1 32.1 31.0 32.6 32.5 14.7 36.1 33.0 35.6 31 .6 31 24 21 27

657 682 809 801 692 144 165 22 142 69

1329 1317 1568 1496 1317 313 323 47 287 142 16 14 12 14

.494 .518 .516 _535 .525 .460 .511 468 .495 .486 .625 .643 .667 .571

365 362 396 339 382 117 71 8 52 28 0 2 1 5

440 439 487 405 443 142 93 9 66 32 0 5 2 6

.830 .825 .813 .837 .862 .824 .763 .889 .788 .875 .000 .400 .500 .833

74 57 41 35 46 8 14 3 7 2 0 0 0 1

185 133 123 124 141 35 33 3 26 8 1 0 1 0

259 190 164 159 187 43 47 6 33 10 1 0 1 1

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

.431 .378 478 .000

83 23 20 2

10 9 8 8

JOHN WETZEL YEAR

G

'70-71 70 '71-72 51 '75-76 37 ' 75-76' 2

25

MIN

FGM

1091 419 249 5

124 31 22 0

288 82 46 0

RORY WHITE YEAR

G

'82-83 65 '83-84 22 '82-83' 3

6' 5''

6'7"

OR

30 2

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

626 308 40

127 69 7

234 144 14

.543 .479 .500

70 24 2

109 42 4

.642 .571 .500

47 30 1

6'7"

DR

58 32 9

AST

Southern Cal. AVG AST

440 459 437 529 416 148 96 19 64 31 6 5 5 5

5.4 5.7 5.5 6.5 5.1 2.5 5.1 9.5 4.3 3 .9

AST

AVG AST

153 65 38 2

2. 2 1.3 1.0 1.0

114 56 19 0

1.6 1.1 0 .5 0.0

STL

1.6 2.9 3.3

30 14 0

0.5 0.6 0.0

51 18 1

16 13 0

TAN

235 lbs.

Center

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

'74 -75

79

1040

163

394

.414

45

103

.437 156

300

456

5.8

95

1.2

'89-90

6

4.3

'68-69

OR

DR

10

.200

1

2

.500

1

0

2

21

'84 -85

6' 8''

1

0 .2

240 lbs.

AVG AST

4

0.7

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

41

1294

191

481

.397

93

151

.616

FGA

FG PCT

FTM

FTA

FT PCT

OR

DR

TR

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

6

_333

0

0

.000

1

1

2

1.0

0

0 .0

G

MIN

2

5.5

• Playott Games

FGM

43

2

6' 7"

BLK

AVG REB

AST

AVG AST

505 12.3

76

1.9

220 lbs.

PTS

324 162 16

2 2 0

AVG PTS

5.0 7.4 5_3

BLK

PTS

AVG PTS

28

32

371

4_7

TAN

BLK

PTS

STL

0

0

5

AVG PTS

0.8

Cincinnati

FGA

TR

4.7 1.7 1.7 1.0

STL

Center

FGM

DR

3 0

AVG PTS

Baylor

AST

MIN

OR

PTS

331 86 64 2

Guard AVG REB

TR

G

MICHAEL YOUNG YEAR

175 lbs.

FT PCT

GEORGE WILSO N YEAR

6' 2" FTA

BLK

Winston-Salem

FT PCT

FTM

AVG PTS

20.5 21 .3 25.2 24.0 21.9 7.0 21 .1 26.0 22.4 20.9

South Alabama

105 64 10

FTA

21

9 0

TAN

FTM

FG PCT

STL

5 38 13

AVG AST

FG PCT

FGA

TAN

280 232 207

AS T

FGA

FGM

3 1 3

1679 1726 2014 1941 1792 412 401 52 336 167 20 20 17 21

Forward

FGM

MIN

PTS

38 21 31 26 35 6 9 0 5 3 2 1 0 1

AVG REB

MIN

G

BLK

210 134 138 111 119 41 34 1 15 11 3 1 0 2

TR

G

MICHEAL WILLIAMS

STL

Virginia Tech

AVG REB

YEAR

YEAR

TAN

Guard

TR

212 lbs.

FGM

55

DR

8 0

MIN

EARL WILLIAMS

3.1 2.3 2.1 2.0 2.3 0.7 2.5 3.0 2.2 1.3

195 lbs.

FT PCT

101 .822 30 .800 24 .833 2 1.000

7

AVG REB

Forward

TAN

STL

BLK

PTS

475

AVG PTS

11 .6

Univ. of Houston TAN

STL

0

BLK

PTS

4

0

AVG PTS

2.0

t All-Star Game

Phoenix Suns Retired Numbers #42

CONNIE HAWKINS

201 lbs.

6'8"

Forward

Iowa

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

AST

PTS

AVG PTS

311

11,763

2,269

4.866

.466

1,830

2,297

.797

2,806

1,341

6 ,368

20.5

#5

DICK VANARSDALE

6' 5"

202 lbs.

Guard-Forward

Indiana

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

AST

PTS

AVG PTS

685

24,242

4,319

9,185

.470

3,404

4,186

.813

2,452

2,399

12,060

17.6

#33

ALVAN ADAMS

G

MIN

FGM

988

27,199

5,709

#44

FGA

11 ,464

216 lbs.

6'9"

Center-Forward

Oklahoma

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

AST

PTS

AVG PTS

.498

2,490

3 ,160

.788

6,987

4,012

14,248

14.4

PAUL WESTPHAL

6'4"

192 lbs.

Guard

Southern Cal.

G

MIN

FGM

FGA

PCT

FTM

FTA

PCT

REB

AST

PTS

AVG PTS

465

14,211

3 ,785

7,340

.516

1,961

2,356

.832

1,002

2,429

9 ,564

20.6

-

65 -

1991-92 Phoenix Suns Game-By-Game (' Phoenix Suns Win, # Overtime) Game

Score Sur&Opp.

Record

@Sea

99-95

11 /2

@ Port

3

11 /5

Ind

11 /6

@ LAC

5·

11/8

LAL

No.

Date

Opponent

1'

11 /1

2·

6

8

Suns High Scorer

Opponent High Scorer

Attend.

1-0

Hornacek 32

Pierce 25

12,863

100-76

2-0

Hornacek 26

Drexler 27

12,888

105-111

2-1

Majerle 25

Miller 34

14,496

2-2

Chambers 15

P'nice 23

9,383

113·85

87·1 11

3-2

Hornacek 22

Teagle 19

14,496 15,506

1119

@ Hou

95-96

3-3

Majerle 28

Thorpe 24

11 /12

@GS

116-119

3-4

Hornacek 31

Hrdwy 33

15,025

11 /13

Bos

111·117

3-5

Chambers 32

Bird 27

14,496

115·119

3-6

Johnson 25

Wilkins 39

14,496

88·91

3-7

Hornacek 21

Blackman 22

17,364

95-103

16,558

9

11 /15

Atl

10

11/16

@Dal

11

11/19

@LAL

3-8

Majerle 16

Worthy 22

12·

11/20

Den

113-97

4-8

Hornacek 25

Mutombo 2

14,496

13'

11/22

LAC

105-97

5-8

Majerle 21

Vaught 23

14,496

14

11/26

@Sac

89-104

5.9

Johnson 17

Richmond 26

17,014

15'

11/27

Sac

141-100

6-9

Perry 25

Hopson 17

14,496

16'

11 /29

Char

131-111

7-9

Majerle 37

Gill 23

14,496

17'

11 /30

Utah#

134-125

8-9

Johnson 44

K. Malone 41

14,496

18'

12/3

@Min

101-95

9-9

Johnson 30

Campbell 27

18,582

19'

12/4

@Ind

114-108

10·9

Hornacek 27

Smits 26

9,597

20'

12/6

@Ori

122-105

11-9

Hornacek 33

Skiles 26

15, 151

21'

12/7

@Mia

109-108

12-9

Johnson 30

Brtn/Skly 18

15,008

22'

12/10

Det

102-93

13-9

Johnson 28

Dumars 25

14,496

23 '

12/13

@SA

112-107

14·9

Hornacek 26

Elliott 32

16,057

24

12118

@ Den

109·123

14·10

Hornacek 28

Mutombo 27

9,802

25'

12/20

SA

116·91

15·10

Hornacek 28

Robinson 20

14,496

26'

12/22

@LAL

100-88

16·1 0

Perry 22

Perkins 28

17,505

27'

12/26

Mia

132-104

17-10

Perry 21

Smith 22

14,496

28'

12/28

Dal

121-103

18-1 0

Johnson 26

Blackman 22

14,496

29'

12/30

@ Det

110-103

19-10

Johnson 22

Thomas 30

21 ,454

30

112

@Atl

105-123

19-11

Chambers 28

Wilkins 39

12,215

31

114

@Char

108-113

19-12

Hornacek 19

Johnson 23

23 ,698

32

1/5

@ NY#

104-108

19·13

Johnson 23

Ewing 37

17,850

33•

1/8

Oen

135-1 14

20-13

Hornacek 24

Mutombo 24

14,496

34'

1/10

Ori

118-107

21-13

Hornacek 25

Vincent 22

14,496

35'

1111

GS

130-118

22-13

Hornacek, Chambers 31

Marc'lionis 25

14,496

36'

1/13

Min

131-111

23-13

Hornacek 26

Richardson 14

14,496

37'

1115

@Sac

128-111

24-13

Johnson 28

Simmons 22

17,014

38'

1/17

Sac

134-94

25-13

Johnson 20

Simmons 14

14,496

39•

1/19

Par#

132-128

26-13

Chambers 36

Drexler 39

14,496

40

1121

@Chi

102-108

26-14

Johnson 18

Jordan 30

18,676

41

1/22

@NJ

104-106

26-15

Chambers 31

Coleman 28

11,798

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1991-92 Phoenix Suns Game-By-Game (* Phoenix Suns Win , # Overtime) Date

Opponent

Score ~·

Record

Suns High Scorer

Opponent High Scorer

Attend.

42'

1/24

@Bos

100-93

27-15

Johnson 21

Gamble 22

14,890

43'

1/25

@Wash

121-115

28-15

Hornacek 26

Ellison 30

11,791

44'

1/29

NJ

128-95

29-15

Chambers 31

Petrovic 17

14,496

Game

No.

45

1/3 1

@Utah#

116-117

29-1 6

Johnson 28

K. Malone 43

19,911

46'

2/1

Hou

106-92

30-16

Hornacek 21

Thorpe 25

14,496

47'

213

LAL

113-104

31-16

Perry 27

Threatt 27

14,496

48'

215

Chi

126-114

32-16

Hornacek 26

Pippen 26

14,496

49

2/12

Port

97-107

32-17

Johnson 21

Drexler 24

14,496

50

2/14

@ LAC

97-104

51 ·

2/15

Wash

52

2/17

53

2/18

54

2/21

55· 56'

32·18

Lang 19

Manning 26

11 ,677

124-98

33·18

Hornacek 27

Ellison 23

14,496

@Sea

96-98

33-19

Hornacek 26

Kemp 24

16,144

@Par

116-129

33-20

Johnson 40

Drexler 28

12,888

@GS

115-123

33·21

Johnson 32

Hardaway 30

15,025

2122

LAC

130-112

34·21

Johnson 38

Harper 28

14,496

2/24

NY

104-95

35-21

Chambers 29

Ewing 37

14,496

57'

2126

Cle

103-100

36-21

Hornacek 28

Daugherty 32

14,496

58

2128

@Dal

107-115

36-22

Majerle 20

Harper 20

17,1 48

59 '

3/1

Utah

114-109

37-22

Johnson 32

K. Malone 26

14,496

60'

313

Hou#

112-107

38-22

Hornacek 22

Olajuwon 34

14,496

61'

315

Sea

118-105

39·22

Chambers 27

Pierce 23

14,496

62

317

@SA

109-122

39-23

Majerle 24

Robinson 23

16,057

63

3/10

@ Cle

100-102

39-24

Majerle 29

Price 24

16,719

64'

3/12

@Mil

106-100

40-24

Chambers 27

Malone 17

13,587

65'

3/13

@Phil

108-104

41 ·24

Hornacek 35

Barkley 31

16,897

66'

3/15

@ Minn

118-113

42-24

Hornacek 26

Brooks 21

19,006

67'

3/17

Dal

92-81

43·24

Johnson 18

Davis 16

14,496

68

3120

LAC

101-114

43-25

Johnson 25

Manning 27

14,496

69'

3/21

Minn

121-105

44-25

Perry/Hornacek 19

Richardson 23

14,496

70'

3125

Mil

132-104

45-25

Chambers 33

Brickowski 19

14,496

71'

3127

Phi la

117-113

46-25

Johnson 31

Gilliam 27

14,496

72'

3128

@Den

121 -101

47·25

Hornacek 25

Liberty 18

17,002

73'

3/31

Port

128-111

48·25

Hornacek 34

Porter 20

14,496

74'

4/2

GS

109-105

49-25

Perry/Johnson 22

Owens/M'nis 21

14,496

@Utah

94-113

49·26

Majerle 18

K. Malone 32

19,911

75

4/3

76

4/5

@LAL

104-109

49-27

Chambers 34

Divac 30

17,228

77·

4/7

Sac

103-101

50·27

Chambers 22

Richmond 32

14,496

78

4/9

@Sea

104-119

50·28

Majerle 25

Kemp 17

11,223

79

4/11

@GS

125·134

50-29

Hornacek 28

Mullin 33

15,025

so·

4/14

Sea

122-100

51-29

Majerle 23

Kemp 26

14,496

81 '

4/16

SA

121 ·101

52-29

Ceballos 27

Elliott 20

14,496

82'

4/18

@Hou

100·97

53-29

Hornacek 18

Olajuwon 39

14,302

-67-

Following The Suns In 1992-93 GAME NO./ DATE I OPPONENT

1117

SCORE SUNS/OPP

RECORD POS

GB

ATTEND

LA Clippers

11110 @Portland 11/12 @Utah 11114 @Minnesota 11116 Seattle 11118 Sacramento 11121 @LA Clippers 11122 Chicago 11125 Portland 10 11127 Golden State 11 11/28 @Golden State 12 12/1

Charlotte

13 12/4

L.A. Lakers

14 12/6

@Milwaukee

15 1218

@New Jersey

16 12/9

@Charlotte

17 12/11 @Orlando 18 12112 @Miami 19 1211 5 Washington 20 12/18 @L.A. Lakers

---

21 12/22 Golden State

22 12123 @Denver 23 12/26 Seattle 24 12127 Denver 25 12130 Houston

@San Antonk>

26

113

27

115 @Houston

28

117

29

1/12 @Seattle

-

-

-

30

111 4 @Sacramento

- -

-

@Dallas

31

1115 Miami

32

1118 @New York

33

1120 @Cleveland

34

1122 @Washington

35

1123 @Atlanta

36

1125 @Detrort

37

1127 @Minnesota

38

1129 San Antonk>

39

1130 Dallas

40 212 41

- -

-

@L.A. Clippers

213 Minnesota

-68-

SUNS HIGH SCORER

SUNS HIGH REBOUNDER

OPPONENTS HIGH SCORER

Following The Suns In 1992-93 GAME NO./ DATE I OPPONENT

2/5

L.A. Lakers

43

217

Orlando

44

2/10 L.A. Clippers

42

45

2111 @Golden State

46

2/13 @Seattle

47

2116 Boston

48

2118 Atlanta

49

2123 @San Antonio

50

2/25 @Houston

51

2126 Utah

52

2128 Cleveland

53

312

54

313

Philadelphia

SS

3/S

Sacramento

S6

316

@Dallas

S7

3/9

@Sacramento

S8

3/10 Golden State

RECORD POS

GB

ATTEND

----------

------- - -------- - -- - --------

@Portland

59

3112 Dallas

60

3/13 New Jersey

61

3/17 Portland

62

3119 Detrort

63 3/21 Indiana 64

SCORE SUNS/OPP

3123 New York

65

3/24 @L.A. Lakers

66

3126 Milwaukee

67

3/28 @Philadelphia

68

3130 @Chicago

69

4/2 @Boston

70

414 @Indiana

71

4/6 L.A. Lakers

72

4/8 @Sacramento

Denver

73

4/9

74

4111 Utah

75

4/1 2 @LA. Clippers

76

4/14 Minnesota

77

4116 Seattle

78

4/17 @Utah

79

4/19 Houston

80

4/22 @Portland

81

4/24 San Antonkl

82

4/2S @Denver

- - - -- -- ----

-69-

SUNS HIGH SCORER

SUNS HIGH REBOUNDER

OPPONENTS HIGH SCORER

Suns Inter-Divisional Records '68-'69 '69- '70 '70-'71 '7 1-'72 '72- '73 '73- '74 '74- '75 '75- '76 '76-'77 '77- '78 '78-'79 '79- '80 '80- '81 '81- '82 '82-' 83 '83- '84 '84-'85 '85- '86 '86- '87 '87- '88 '88-' 89 '89-'90 '90- '91 '91- '92 Totals Win .%

Western

Eastern

8-30 24-16 25-19 24-20 22-28 16-34 19-27 26-20 16-24 24-16 21-19 42-18 44-16 32-28 42-18 33-27 27-33 25-35 28-32 22-39 41-17 38-18 35-21 34-20 668-575 .537

8-36 15-27 23-15 25-13 16-16 14-18 13-23 16-20 18-24 25-17 29-13 13- 9 13- 9 14- 8 11-11 8-14 9-13 7-15 8-14 6-15 14-10 16-10 20-6 19- 9 360-365 .497

Midwest

9- 9 7-11 8-16 5-19 7- 9 11- 9 11 -13 16- 8 10-10 23- 7 22- 7 18-12 21- 9 17-13 12-18 9-21 14-16 11-19 18- 6 18-10 18-10 17- 7 302-259 .538

Pacific

16-10 17- 9 14-12 11-15 12-18 15-11 5-11 8- 8 11- 9 19-11 22- 9 14-16 21- 9 16-14 15-15 16-14 14-16 11-20 23- 11 20- 8 17-11 17-13 334-270 .553

Atlantic

9-10 15- 4 8- 8 4-12 5-11 4-12 9-10 12- 7 12- 7 5- 5 4- 6 5- 5 3- 7 4- 6 4- 6 2- 8 3- 7 4- 6 10- 2 9- 3 9- 3 11- 3 151-148 .505

Central

Overall

14- 5 10- 9 8- 8 10- 6 8-12 12- 8 9-14 13-10 17- 6 8- 4 9- 3 9- 3 8- 4 4- 8 5- 7 5- 7 5- 7 2- 9 4- 8 7- 7 11- 3 8- 6 186-154 .547

16-66 39-43 48-34 49-33 38-44 30-52 32-50 42-40 34-48 49-33 50-32 55-27 57-25 46-36 53-29 41-41 36-46 32-50 36-46 28-54 55-27 54-28 55-27 53-29 1028-940 .522

Suns Record by Months Oct .

4- 3 '68- '69 3- 5 '69-'70 '70- '71 3- 6 '71-'72 3- 4 '72- '73 3- 4 '73- '74 2- 8 '74- '75 3- 3 '75- '76 1- 1 1- 4 '76-'77 '77- '78 3- 3 7- 3 '78-' 79 '79- '80 7- 4 '80- '81 9- 1 '81 -' 82 0- 2 1- 1 '82- '83 '83- '84 0- 1 '84- '85 3- 0 '85- '86 0- 3 '86-'87 1- 0 '87- '88 0- 0 '88- '89 0- 0 '89-'90 0- 0 '90- '91 0- 0 '91 -' 92 0- 0 54-56 Totals Win .% .491

Nov.

Dec.

Jan .

Feb.

Mar.

3-14 1-12 3-15 3-12 2-10 9- 7 6- 3 5-10 7- 8 9-10 11- 6 9- 7 11- 4 9- 4 5- 7 8- 7 11- 5 9- 8 11- 5 7- 4 7- 9 9- 6 6- 8 7- 9 6- 8 4-12 5- 9 5- 8 8- 8 6- 7 8- 6 3-15 6- 9 6- 6 5- 9 4-13 8- 5 12- 5 6- 6 8- 7 5- 5 8- 7 8- 9 4- 9 4-12 12- 2 5- 8 9- 7 8- 4 10- 6 6- 6 10- 4 7- 7 7- 6 10- 4 9- 5 8- 5 12- 3 9- 5 10- 5 8- 5 13- 3 10- 5 9- 7 8- 4 9- 8 8- 3 9- 7 7- 5 7- 7 10- 5 8- 6 8- 8 8- 4 10- 4 4- 8 8- 8 5-11 10- 4 8- 9 7- 8 7- 7 5-10 6- 7 4-11 7- 9 6- 7 6- 9 3-12 7- 4 3- 8 4-10 5- 9 7- 8 6-10 4-10 6- 9 4- 6 6- 9 3-12 8- 5 12- 6 6- 7 10- 4 10- 4 5- 6 7- 7 13- 3 11 - 1 12- 6 13- 3 8- 4 10- 5 10- 5 8- 5 8- 9 11 - 1 10- 6 7- 6 12- 3 163-168 198-154 181-180 166-163 185-169 .501 .505 .523 .492 .563

-70-

Total

Apr.

13423-

2 3 2 3 2

6- 4 8- 1 6- 0 4- 3 3- 6 10- 1 5- 8 9- 1 6- 5 6- 5 5- 4 81-50 .618

16-66 39-43 48-34 49-33 38-44 30-52 32-50 42-40 34-48 49-33 50-32 55-27 57-25 46-36 53-29 41-41 36-46 32-50 36-46 28-54 55-27 54-28 55-27 53-29 1028-940 .522

Suns Record br_ Dar_s of the Week Monday

'68-'69 '69-' 70 '70-'71 '71- '72 '72-' 73 '73- '74 '74-'75 '75- '76 '76-' 77 '77-'78 '78-'79 '79- '80 '80- '81 '81- '82 '82- '83 '83- '84 '84-'85 '85- '86 '86- '87 '87- '88 '88- '89 '89-'90 '90- '91 '91- '92 Totals

Win .%

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Total

2-13 2-10 4-13 16-66 0- 5 2- 7 2-10 4- 8 9-11 8- 8 7- 6 39-43 0- 0 9- 3 5-11 1- 4 11- 6 11- 7 9- 6 48-34 5- 3 2- 1 4- 7 6- 4 6- 3 9- 6 10- 9 8- 5 49-33 6- 5 0- 0 10- 5 4- 3 8- 7 9- 7 5- 9 38-44 2- 1 2-11 8- 6 5- 9 5- 3 4-13 7- 6 7- 7 0- 1 2-13 30-52 10- 5 4- 5 5-12 32-50 0- 1 4- 8 7- 9 2-10 5- 7 7- 5 7- 7 8- 6 42-40 0- 0 6- 6 9- 9 7- 7 6- 5 1- 0 3- 9 5-12 4- 9 8- 6 34-48 10- 6 5- 6 8- 3 49-33 0- 2 9- 9 7- 3 10- 4 7- 4 0- 0 12- 4 6- 1 11- 9 6- 8 8- 6 50-32 6- 7 14- 6 13- 4 5- 5 13- 5 55-27 0 0 4- 0 11- 4 2- 0 10- 7 3- 2 13- 5 5- 2 13- 5 57-25 1- 0 9- 6 7- 3 10- 5 7- 8 3- 6 46-36 9- 8 9- 6 7- 5 53-29 8- 6 10- 2 0- 0 13- 5 6- 5 5- 4 41-41 10- 2 6- 8 6- 8 1- 0 8-11 5- 8 36-46 8- 3 5- 8 6-11 6- 3 0- 4 6-12 5- 5 2- 4 32-50 3-11 10- 7 2- 5 6-12 6- 8 3- 3 2- 4 9- 8 5- 8 4- 3 6-11 9-11 1- 1 36-46 3- 5 6- 7 7-10 3- 4 1-13 6-11 2- 4 28-54 55-27 8- 3 8- 4 8- 4 7- 1 14- 5 10- 8 0- 2 4- 2 11- 4 7- 2 14- 5 9- 5 3- 4 54-28 6- 6 3- 2 55-27 4- 1 13- 3 11- 4 5- 1 10- 9 9- 7 53-29 5- 2 12- 7 11 - 5 5- 2 4- 1 7- 7 9- 5 37-34 165-179 174-148 135-75 199-196 177-178 141-130 1028-940 .504 .521 .480 .540 .643 .499 .520 .522

Suns Record Home, Away, Neutral Home

'68- '69 '69- '70 '70-' 71 '71 -' 72 '72-' 73 '73-'74 '74- '75 '75- '76 '76- '77 '77-'78 '78- '79 '79-' 80 '80- '81 '81- '82 '82-' 83 '83- '84 '84- '85 '85-' 86 '86-' 87 '87-' 88 '88-'89 '89-'90 '90-' 91 '91 -' 92 Totals

Win .%

11-26 22-15 27-14 30-11 22-19 24-17 22-19 27-14 26-15 34- 7 32- 9 36- 5 36- 5 31 -10 32- 9 31-10 26-15 23-18 26-15 22-19 35- 6 32- 9 32- 9 36- 5 675-301 .692

Regular Season Away Neutral

4-27 12-25 19-20 19-20 15-25 6-34 10-31 15-26 8-33 15-26 18-23 19-22 21-20 15-26 21-20 10-31 10-31 9-32 10-31 6-35 20-21 22-19 23-18 17-24 344-620 .357

1-13 5- 3 2- 0 0- 2 1- 0 0- 1 *

9-19 .321

Totals

16-66 39-43 48-34 49-33 38-44 30-52 32-50 42-40 34-48 49-33 50-32 55-27 57-25 46-36 53-29 41-41 36-46 32-50 36-46 28-54 55-27 54-28 55-27 53-29 1028-940 .522

•Neutral Court Designation Eliminated By NBA

-71-

Home

Playoffs Away

Totals

2-1

1-3

3-4

7-2

3-7

10-9

0-1 7-1 2-1 2-2 1-2 1-1 5-3 0-1

0-1 2-5 1-4 1-2 1-3 0-1 4-5 0-2

0-2 9-6 3-5 3-4 2-5 1-2 9-8 0-3

4-3 5-2 1-1 3-1 40-22 .645

3-2 4-5 0-2 1-3 21 -45 .318

7-5 9-7 1-3 4-4 61 -67 .477

1968-69 O n Jan uary 22 , 1968 the N.B.A. Board of Governors granted a franchise to the city of Phoeni x On April 25, 1968, the name " SUNS" was selected in a contest sponsored by The Arizona Republic. The winning entry was submitted by Mrs. Selinda King of Phoenix. The Suns began building their team by naming Johnny Kerr as head coach. Kerr, who had coached the Chicago Bulls for the previous two years, was the NBA's Coach of the Year in 1966-67. Next was the 1968 NBA College Draft. Their first selection was Gary Gregor, a 6-7 forward from the University of South Carolina. They continued to build the young squad by making Dick Van Arsdale the first player taken in the expansion draft. Van Arsdale had played the previous three years with New York. Phoenix also selected guard Gail Goodrich , a 3-yrveteran , from the Los Angeles Lakers. On October 18th, the Suns opened their rookie season with a 116-107 victory over Seattle as 7,112 fans filled Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Gail Goodrich led the team with 27 points, 10 assists and 9 rebounds while Dick Van Arsdale pitched in 21 points. The Suns went on to finish the month with a 4-3 mark. But that was the last time they would be above .500 as they suffered through the rest of their first season of existence to finish with a 16-66 record. Goodrich and Van Arsdale led the Suns averaging 23.8 and 21.0 points per game, respectively. Goodrich finished sixth in the league in scoring and third as a guard behind Baltimore's Earl Monroe and Cincinnati 's Oscar Robertson . Both players also appeared in the NBA All-Star game at Baltimore. Gary Gregor was named to the All-Rookie team .

(Record: 16-66)

FRONT ROW: Gai l Goodric h, Stan McKenzie, Dick Van Arsdale, Bob Warl ick , Dick Snyd er. BACK ROW: Head Coach Johnny Ke rr, Gary Gregor, Nei l Johnson, Dave Lattin , Jim Fox, Trainer Joe Proski.

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SEASON REVIEW (# Overtime)

DATE 10/18 10/20 10/2 2 10/24 10/27 10/30 10/31 11 /3 11 /4 11 /10 11 /14 11 /15 11 /17 11 /19 11 /22 11 /23 11 /26 11/27 11 /29 11/30 12/2 12/3 12/4 12/6 12/8 12/10 12/11 12/13 12/14 12/15 12/17 12/18 12/21 12/22 12/25 12/27 12/28 12/30 1/1 1/3 1/4

OPP./SITE ATTEND. SEATTLE 7,112 BALTIMORE 3,474 @SAN FRAN 4,291 NY 3,450 ATLANTA 4,603 @SEATTLE 2,657 CHICAGO 3,029 LA 7,150 SAN FRAN 3,019 DETROIT 4,440 DET@TUCSON 2,712 @SEATTLE 4,368 BOSTON 9,109 @PHIL @BOSTON 8,224 @MIL 6,090 PHIL 3,209 @DETROIT 11 ,016 @BALTIMORE 6,596 @CHICAGO 3,246 SEATTLE 2,171 @LA 8,277 SF 2,387 @SAN DIEGO 5,782 ATLANTA 3,243 @NY 16,337 @PHIL 6,780 @CINCINNATI 2,114 @DETROIT 5,024 @CINCINNATI 5,886 PHIL 1,946 CINCINNATI 3,462 @BAL Tl MORE 8,529 @MIL 3,466 LA 10,355 @SF 4,916 SAN DIEGO 5,749 @SEATTLE 3,920 BOSTON 4,757 @MIL 4,230 @CHICAGO 3,107

SCORE 116-107 122-134 101-109 109-92 100-123 115-108 112-103 109-127 108-1 19 130-128 109-111 124-128 98-130 110-126 106-133 112-115 119-126 111-125 106-124 96-100 108-118 108-122 126-97 106-117 99-121 106-111 123-143 123-130 123-118 101-119 128-145 123-114 117-131 116-127 99-119 118-119 126-136 118-120 87-93 104-121 92-103

DATE 1/5

REC. 1-0 1-1 1-2 2-2 2-3 3-3 4-3 4-4 4-5 5-5 5-6 5-7 5-8 5-9 5-10 5-11 5-12 5-13 5-14 5-15 5-16 5-17 6-17 6-18 6-19 6-20 6-21 6-22 7-22 7-23 7-24 8-24 8-25 8-26 8-27 8-28 8-29 8-30 8-31 8-32 8-33

DPP./SITE @ATLANTA SEATTLE NY BALTIMORE @ATLANTA @ATLANTA SD ATLAN TA CHICAGO @SD SF MIL @TUCSON MILWAUKEE PHIL GIN @TUCSON @SD

1(1

1/9 1/11 1/16 1/17 1/19 1/22 1/24 1/25 1/26 1/29 212 2/4 2/6 2n 2/8 2/9 2/12 2/14 2/16 2/18 2/20 2/21 2/22 2/23 2/25 2/26 2/28 3/1 3/4 3/6 3/7 3/9 3/10 3/11 3/15 3/17 3/19 3/21 3/23

ATTEND. 3,235 2,875 2,591 3,807 5,815 4,565

2,527 6,275 4,128 2,452 3,013 2,926 3,317 3,849 6,214 LA 9,106 @LA 8,840 @NY 12,017 @DETROIT 2,853 @C INCINNATI 3,922 @BOSTON 7,022 @BALTI MORE CHICAGO 4,939 BOSTON 8,295 @MIL 4,347 @BOSTON @PHIL 7,781 @LA 15,728 @SF 3,580 CINCINNATI 3,1 65 @CHICAGO 3,125 @NY 15,244 SD 2,384 BALTIMORE 4,133 @SD 4,172 SD @TUCSON 2,616 DETROIT 3,128 MILWAUKEE 3,033 NY 7,175 MILWAUKEE 3,204

SCORE 96-97 116-1 12 120-134 107-118 107-1 12 107-112 118-136 107-125 117-106 120-133 93-117 111-107 122-121 125-116 103-124 119-130 104-122 116-134 105-112 123-128 125-113 110-116 121-124 121-133 100-124 103-107 99-112 97-104 117-121 119-118 122-141 117-125 87-119 146-133 121-140 106-116 124-141 95-119 110-117 104-139 118-128

REC. 8-34 9-34 9-35 9-36 9-37 9-38 9-39 9-40 10-40 10-41 10-42 11-42 12-42 13-42 13-43 13-44 13-45 13-46 13-47 13-48 14-48 14-49 14-50 14-51 14-52 14-53 14-54 14-55 14-56 15-56 15-57 15-58 15-59 16-59 16-60 16-61 16-62 16-63 16-64 16-65 16-66

JPT

Player GOODRICH VAN AASDALE SNYDER GREGOR

MCKENZIE FOX WARLICK WILSON JOHNSON LATIIN

G

GS

MIN

81 80 81 80

81 8-0 55 60

3236 3388 2108 2182

80 51 63 41 80

17 51 11 27 15

1569 1979 975 1294 1319

68 6

987

MCLEMORE

31

710

KNOWLES

8 7 82 82

40 18

BIEOENBACH SU NS

OPPONENTS

FG 718

FGA 1746

PCT 411

612 399 400 264 273 212 191

1386 846 963 618 581 501 481

.442 .472 415 .427 .470 .423 397

177

368

.481

150 141 4 0

366 366 14 6

3541

3892

FG FGA

PCT

FT 495 454

FTA 663 644

PCT 747 705

185

255

.725

85 219 157

131 287 21 4

649 763 734

83 93 110

137 151 177

.606 615 621

.410 386 286 000

109 85

172 110 3

.634 .773 .333

4

6

8242

430

8297

.469

2080 2950 2094 2891

-

OFF

DEF

AST 518 388 211 96 123 143 131 76 134 48 50

PF 253 245 213 249 191 210 119 145 214 163 73 10

5 1 0

1

0

4508 4692

1921 2330

2086 2122

30 31

667 705 .724

73-

oa

TOT 437 548 328 711 251 679 151 505 396 323 168 9

3

STL

TO

BLK

PTS 1931 1678

AVG 23.8 21.0 983 12.1 885 11 .1 747 9.3 703 138 507 8.0 475 11 .6 464 5.8 409 60 367 118 9 1.1 4 .6 9162 1117 9878 120.5

1969-70 W ith the addition of veterans Paul Silas and Connie Hawkins, the young Suns enjoyed a 13-game turnaround and a trip to their first-ever playoffs. Silas, obtained in a trade with Atlanta for Gary Gregor, gave the team additional inside strength averaging nearly 12 rebounds per game. While Hawkins joined the Suns after a two-year stint in the ABA, where he was among the leaders in scoring , and one year with the Harlem Globetrotters. On January 2, Suns coach Johnny Kerr resigned just 5 hours prior to that night's game against San Diego. General Manager Jerry Colangelo took over as coach and Connie Hawkins hit a 14-foot jump shot with four seconds left to give Phoenix a 121 -120 victory over the Rockets that night. Colangelo guided the team to a 24-20 mark over the rest of the season en route to a third-place finish behind Atlanta and Los Angeles and the franchise's first postseason action . The Suns drew the Lakers in first round action and dropped the opening game in L.A. But the Suns showed character as they picked up the next three games behind superb play from Silas, Hawkins and Goodrich. However, the likes of Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor were too much for the Suns as the Lakers clinched the series in seven games. Van Arsdale made his second appearance in January's All-Star game along with the team's scoring leader Connie Hawkins. Hawkins also earned first team Al l-Pro honors.

(Record: 39-43)

FRONT ROW: Art Harris, Dick Van Arsdale, Stan McKenzie, Gail Goodrich. BACK ROW: Trainer Joe Proski , Neil Johnson , Lamar Green , Connie Hawkins, Jim Fox , Neal Walk, Paul Silas, Jerry Chambers, Head Coach Jerry Colangelo.

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SEASON REVIEW (# Overtime)

DATE 10/16 10/18 10/21 10/22 10/24 10/25 10/26 10/30 11 /4 11/7 11/9 11 /13 11114 11 115 11 /16 11 /18 11/19 11 /21 11 /22 11 /23 11 /25 11 /29 11 /30 1212 12/4 12/5 12/7 12/9 12/10 12/12 12/13 12/14 12/16 12/20 12/21 12/25 12/28 12/30 1/2 1/3 1/4

Player HAWKINS VANARSDALE GOODRICH FOX SILAS WALK CHAMBERS HARRIS GREEN MCKENZIE JOHNSON OTHERS SUNS OPPONENTS

SCORE 116-114 116-121 116-140 119-122 115-116 115-107 99-119 106-104 99-116 122-120 140-129 110-124 112-127 114-111 139-118 119-120 118-133 116-126 114-128 123-137 124-134 129-130 116-108 121 -1 10 119-109 114-113 113-118 102-109 137-107 130-1 16 126-110 130-137 119-141 113-1 14 111-118 127-116 116-135 121-134 121-120 114-109 112-120

OPP./SITE AITEND. SAN DIEGO 6,053 @ATLANTA 3,742 @NY 15,116 @PHIL 7,2 15 CHICAGO 4,576 @SD 5,269 MILWAUKEE 9,149 CINCINNATI 6,699 NY 10,552 @LA 10,557 DETROIT 9,500 PHIL 5,440 @LA 8,902 LA 6,318 All@ALBUQ 5,094 @BOSTON 6,028 @BALTIMORE @BALTIMORE 5,215 @NY 19,401 @CINCINNATI 2,866 BALTIMOR E 5,776 @SEATILE 9,418 SEATILE 3,621 CHI @SLC 3,220 LA 5,165 CHI CAGO 6,021 DETROIT 4,335 @CHICAGO 10,833 @BALTIMORE 2,842 @SEATILE 6,146 CINCINNATI 5,786 CINCINNATI 7,075 PH IL 5268 @DETROIT 5,021 @MIL 10,201 BOSTON 10,137 NY 11 ,286 @SEATILE 5,201 SD 4,875 DETROIT 6,551 @LA 11 ,055

G 81 77 81 81 78 82 79 76 58

GS 81 72 81 78 74 2 9 7 1

MIN 3312 2966 3234 2041 2836 1394 11 39 1375 700

58

525

28

136

6

82

82

4

147

FG

FGA

PCT

709

1447

490

592

1166

508

1251 788 804 547 283 658 257 650 101 234 81 206 20 60 22 45 3676 7856 3886 8133

.456 .524 .464 .470

570 413 373 257

REC. 1-0 1-1 1-2 1-3 1-4 2-4 2-5 3-5 3-6 4-6 5-6 5-7 5-8 6-8 7-8 7-9 7- 10 7- 11 7-12 7-13 7-14 7-15 8-15 9-15 10-15 11-15 11 -16 11 -17 12-17 13-17 14-17 14-18 14-19 14-20 14-21 15-21 15-22 15-23 16-23 17-23 17-24

JPT FG FGA

DATE 1/6' 1/8 1/9 1/10 1/11 1/12 1/15 1/17 1/18 1/22

OPP./SITE ATIEND. @CINCINNATI 3,426 @CHICAGO 5,086 @MIL 7,237 @PHI L 7,423 @CINCINNATI 6,129 NY @SLC 12,384 BALTIMORE 5,636 SEAITLE 9,094 BALTIMORE 5,009 SEA. @LAS CRUCES 2,805 SF 12,024 @SF 6,466 @LA 11 ,483 ATLANTA 6,658 @SF 6,308 MILWAUKEE 11 ,814 @SD 4,582 PHI L 6,543 SF 9,599 LA 10,459 @BOSTON 4,761 @MIL 10,746 @CHICAGO 11 ,190 @DETROIT 3,029 @PH IL 8,163 @SEATILE 8,220 BOSTON 6,818 SD 6,136 MILWAUKEE 11 ,541 @NY 19,011 @DETROIT 2,552 @BOSTON 8,933 @ATLANTA 5,735 CHICAGO 9,699 @SF 4,316 ATLANTA 9,526 @ATLANTA 6,066 SF 9,486 BOSTON 9,570 SD 9,026 @SD 4,558

1/23 1/24 1/25 1/29 1/30 1/31 2/1 2/3 2/6

217 2/10 2/11 2/12 2/13 2/15 2/17 2/18 2/20 2/22 2/24 2/26 2/27 3/1 3/3 3/6 3/8 3/15 3/17 3/19 3/20 3/22

PCT

FT

FTA

PCT

577 459

74 1 575

779 798

488

604

808

218 283 .770 250 412 607 155 242 640 91 125 728 82 125 656 41 70 586 58 73 795 667 8 12 .875 7 8 2434 3270 .744 2155 2911 740

.430 .395 432 .393 .333 .489 .468 .478

-

75-

OFF

OEF

TOT 846 264 340

AST 391 388 605

PF 287 282 251 261 266

570 916 455 219

93 214 80 54

142

211

225 162 209

276 103 47 15

17 52

115 67

12

38

DQ

STl

SCORE 124-128 123-152 116-120 119-117 125-118 11 4-130 124-115 131-134 134-133

REC. 17-25 17-26 17-27 18-27 19-27 19-28 20-28 20-29 21-29

129-120 132-138 109-99 106-1 18 111 -102 11 6-125 106-107 105-103 131-1 23 122-11 7 121-117# 122-117 120-127 121-122 120-132 125-159 129-118 113-116 126-117 124-144 105-121 131-123 134-125 109-98 111 -123 97-107 130-11 9 111-126 133-121 127-123 127-104 130-129

22-29 22-30 23-30 23-31 24-31 24-32 24-33 25-33 26-33 27-33 28-33 29-33 29-34 29-35 29-36 29-37 30-37 30-38 31-38 31 -39 31-40 32-40 33-40 34-40 34-41 34-42 35-42 35-43 36-43 37-43 38-43 39-43

TO

BLK

PTS

AVG

4183

9 2076

20 2183

1 33

1995 246 1643 21 3 1624 200 1044 12.9 996 12.8 669 8.2 657 8.3 596 7.8 243 4.2 220 38 48 1.7 51 8.5 9786 119.3

4103

2217

2282

48

9927

1211

1970-71 D ick Van Arsdale returned for his third season with Phoenix and was the only original Sun remaining . Offseason trades broug ht veterans Mel Counts and Clem Haskins to the team. Also new was coach Cotton Fitzsimmons, who had led Kansas State to the Big 8 Championship the previous year. Phoenix posted its best finish with a 48-34 record , fourth best in the league. That included the team's best month ever with a 11-4 mark in January. However, due to the Suns place in the taught Midwest division , th e team failed to make the playoffs. Paul Silas led the team in rebounding for the second straight season pull ing down 12.5 per game includ ing a team record 27 vs. Cincinnati on 1/18. Van Arsdale led th e club in scoring with a 21.9 average while Hawki ns netted 20.9 per game. Van Arsdale and Hawkins were again named to the All-Star game. Hawkins was named as a starter while Van Arsdale was making his th ird straight appearance.

(Record : 48-34)

FRONT ROW: Joe Thomas, Art Harris, John Wetzel, Dick Van Arsdale, Clem Haskins, Fred Taylor. BACK ROW: Trainer Joe Proski , Lamar Green , Greg Howard , Neal Walk, Mel Counts, Connie Hawkins, Paul Silas, Head Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons.

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SEASON REVIEW (# Overtime)

DATE 10/15 10/17 10/2 0 10/21 10/23 10/25 10/28 10/30 10/31 11 /2 11/4 11 /6 11 /7 11 /8 11/11 11 /13 11/15 11/17 11 /19 11 /20 11 /21 11 /22 11/24 11 /26 11 /27 11/28 1212 12/4 12/5 12/6 12/8 12/11 12/12 12/15 12/17 12/19 12/20 12/2 2 12/25 12/26 12/27

Player VANARSDALE HAWKINS HASKINS WALK SILAS

COU NTS HARRIS

GREEN TAYLOR WETZEL HOWARD THOMAS SUNS OPPONENTS

OPP./SITE ATTEND. BOSTON 7,523 DETROIT 8,646 @SAN DI EGO 7,246 @SEATTLE 6,923 CLEV 7,822 SD 5,697 CHICAGO 6,343 @BOSTON 5,392 @BALTIMOR E4,527 BUFFALO 8,000 @CINCINNATI 2,091 @CHICAGO 8,107 @ATLANTA 5,11 6 @MIL 10,746 PORT 6,020 CINCINNATI 9,802 DETROIT 7,344 @NY 18,275 @DETROIT 3,594 @BAL Tl MORE 4,572 @PHIL 6,5 19 @CLEV 2,405 @BUFFALO 7,209 SEATTLE 7,192 @LA 13,089 SANDIEGO 11,740 ATLANTA 8,907 @PORT 3,927 @SAN FRAN 5,481 SAN DIEGO 5,935 LA 7,702 @SAN DIEGO 8,365 MILWAUKEE 11,002 SF 5,901 DETROIT 5,548 @SEATTLE 6,443 NY 8,445 PH IL 7,248 ATLANTA 10,186 PORT 6,102 @LA 15,163

G

GS

MIN

81 71 82 82

3157 2662 2663 2033

81 80

2943 1669

56 68

952 1326

54

552

70 44 39 82 82

1091 426 204

SCORE 119-1 00 107-1 10 114-11 5 106·110 108·104 11 7-98 105-118 112-127 103-106 110-102 133-115 105-102 107-100 105-125 114-100 115-109 108-104 100·1 03 11 0-112 110·121 125- 11 9 114·99 106·112 126· 115 116- 105 116-117 126-112 126-121 105-100 108-102 112-121 104-11 0 113-111 123-129 117-114# 131-135 118-133 129-133# 127-115 115-103 110-128

FG 609

FGA 1346

PCT 452

512

1181

434

562 426 338 365 199 167 110

1277 945 789 799 484 369 284

440 451 428 457 411 453 387

288

431

124

68

173

393

23 3503

86 8021

267 437

3506

7828

448

3PT FG FGA

REC. 1-0 1-1 1-2 1-3 2-3 3-3 3·4 3-5 3·6 4-6 5·6 6·6 7·6

DATE 12/30 1/2 1/3 1/8 1/9 1/10 1/14 1/16 1/18 1/20 1/22 1/24 1/26 1/28 1/2 9 1/30 2/4 2/6 2/8 2/9 2/12 2/13 2/14 2/16 2/17 2/19 2/21 2/26 2/27

7-7 8-7 9-7 10-7 10·8 10-9 10·1 0 11·10 12·10 12·11 13-11 14·11 14-12 15-12 16- 12 17-12 18-12 18-13 18-14 19-14 19-15 20-15 20-16 20-17 20-18 21-18 22-18 22-19

PCT

DPP./SITE ATTEND . LA 8,164 @SF 3,812 Sf 6,196 @BOSTON 7, 124 @PHI L 7,826 @ATLANTA 4,4 47 NY 9,05 1 BALTI MORE 9,002 CIN @OMAHA 3,149 CINCINNATI 5,586 PHI L 8,059 CHICAGO 5,923 BUFFALO 5,486 LA 8,036 @PORT 5,877 SEATTLE 10,412 SF 6,7 11 CLEV 5,812 @MIL 10,746 @BALTIMOR E 4,054 @CLEV 4,297 @NY 19,500 @BUFFALO 4,376 @BOSTON 6,091 CINCINNATI 8,006 BOSTON 12,256 MILWAUKEE 12,371 @PHIL 8,585 @DETROIT 8,878 CHICAGO 12,371 BALTIMORE 9,370 @DETROIT 4,269 @ATLANTA 6,266 @CH ICAGO 14,7D3 @CHICAGO 17,505 MIL @MADISON9,035 MILWAUKEE 11 ,640 NY 7,454 @LA 17,254 SEATTLE 8,134 @SD 5,840

313 317 3/9 3/10 3/12 3/13 3/14 3/16 3/18 3/19 3/20 3/21

FT

FTA

PCT

553 457 338 205 285 149 69 64 78 83 37 9 2327 2165

682 560 431 268 416 198 113 106 125 101 58 20 3078 2923

811 816 784 765 685 753 611 604 624 822 638 450 756 741

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OFF

DEF

oa

TOT

AST

Pf

316 643 324 674 1015 503 100 466 86 153 119 43 44.!2 41 73

329 322 383 11 7 247 136 132 53 51 114 26 17 1927 2069

246 197 207 282 227 279 137 202 113 156 67 19 0 2132 31 2202 42

STL

SCORE 132-1 14 122· 116# 102·81 114·122 112-123 11 6- 105 107-88 117·100 118-99 114-126 116-117 113-112 114-82 11 8-112 131-122 134-116 105-1 17 119-91 94-118 120-115 11 4-105 97-114 108·97 119·116 133-1 17 116-112 97-125 108·94 124-117 115-90 108-117 114-108 98·139 92- 116 99·111 125-113 111-119 123-131 # 111-106 114-107 114-132

TO

BLK

PTS

1771 1481 1462 1057 961 879 467 398 298 331 173 55 9333 9177

REC. 23·1 9 24·19 25·19 25·20 25·2 1 26·21 27·21 28·21 29·21 29·22 29-23 30-23 31-23 32·23 33·23 34-23 34-24 35-24 35-25 36-25 37-25 37-26 38-26 39-26 40-26 41-26 41 -27 42-27 43·27 44-27 44-28 45·28 45·29 45-30 45·31 46-3 1 46-32 46·33 47-33 48-33 48-34

AVG

219 209 178 129 11.9 110 83 59 55 47 39 14 1138 1119

1971-72 F itzsimmons began his second year at the helm. The Suns drafted Den nis Layton , a 6-1 point guard from USC who played previou sly at Phoenix College. The Suns began the season with a starting lineup of Clem Haskins an d Dick Van Arsdale at guard, Neal Walk at center and Connie Hawkins and Paul Silas at the forward spots. On March 14, the Suns obtained the rights to Charlie Scott from the Boston Celtics in exchange for future co nsiderations. Scott, a 6-6 guard from North Carolina, came over from the Virgin ia Squires of the ABA where he was averaging 35 points per game. Phoenix posted a club record 49-33 won-lost mark, improving for the fourth consecutive year. However, despite having the sixth best record in the NBA, the Suns finished behind Milwaukee and Chicago in the Midwest Division and failed to qualify for the playoffs. Connie Hawkins and Paul Silas represented the West team in the All-Star game. It was Hawkins' third straight appearance and he led the West sq uad with 13 points and a 112-1 10 victory. Silas was named as the Suns Most Valuable Player by the fans as he led the team in rebounding for the th ird straig ht year (11.9). Hawkins led the club in scoring with a 21 .0 average while Van Arsdale averaged 19.7 points per game. The Suns topped thei r previous best in attendance totall ing 342,922 fans, an average of 8,346 per contest. Phoeni x also became only the fourth team in history to lead the NBA in free throws attempted, free throws made and free th row accu racy.

(Record: 49-33)

FRONT ROW: Paul Silas, Neal Walk , Otto Moore, Head Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons, Mel Counts, Connie Hawkins, Lamar Green . BACK ROW: Trainer Joe Proski, Art Harris, Fred Taylor, Dick Van Arsdale, John Wetzel, Clem Haskins, Dennis Layton .

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SEASON REVIEW (# Overtime)

DATE 10/14 10/16 10/22 10/24 10/26 10/29 10/30 11/2 11 /3 11/5 11 /6 11 /9 11 /12 11 /14 11 /16 11 /17 11 /18 11 /20 11 /23 11 /25 11 /28 11 /30 12/1 12/4 12/5 12/9 12/10 12/11 12/14 12/15 12/17 12/18 12/19 12/21 12/23 12/25 12/29 12/30 1/1 1/2 1/4

Player

G

HAWKINS

76 82

VANARSDALE SCOTT SILAS WALK HASKINS

LAYTON MOORE COUNTS

GR EEN HARR IS WEBB(TOT) WEBB(PHXI

WETlEL TAYLOR TOTALS OPPONENTS

SCORE 97-110 128-108 109·116 104-105 126-99 137·135## 94-101 101 -108 100-98 107-87 95-110 113- 118 128-119 11 9-105 111 -11 2 121 -140 126-128 109-115 128-107 122-103 116-110 121 -111 # 139-103 128-92 120-87 135-115 11 7-126# 110-111 11 0-100 127-108 123-102 106-132 127-130# 124-11 9 108-11 7# 116-86 124-106 123-102 114-104 11 1-116 112-108

OPP./SITE ATTEND. MILWAUKEE 9,174 HOUSTON 8,572 DETROIT 7,337 CHICAGO 6,970 CINCINNATI 6,901 @PHIL 6,128 @BALTIMORE 6,839 @CH ICAGO 5,843 @BUFFALO 5,417 @CLEV 3,307 @CINC INNATI 3,076 @MIL 10,039 BOSTON 9,470 CLEV 5,336 @NY 18,344 @BOSTON 9,440 @DETR OIT 3,418 @ATLANTA 5,702 PHIL 6,678 DETROIT 7,846 @HOUSTON 3,643 @PORT 7,704 PORT 6,040 @GS 5,491 GS 6,886 ATLANTA 7,524 @LA 17,505 HOUSTON 7,695 @NY 19,253 @CINCINNATI 2,038 DETROIT 7,808 LA 12,534 @SEATTLE 9,189 PHIL 6,272 CHICAGO 9,289 SEATTLE 7,026 @HOUSTON 5,389 BUFFALO 7,272 BOSTON 8,056 ATLANTA 6,670 @CH ICAGO 9,009

80

GS

MIN

FG

FGA

PCT

2798 3096 177 3082

571 545 48

1244 1178 11 3

.4 59 .463 .4 25

485 506 509 304

1031 1057 1054 717

.470 .479 .483 .424

260 147 133

597 344 298

.436 427 .446

70

.329

81 79 80 81 76 67 21

2142 2453 1849 1624 906 991 145

23

46 27

238 129

40 31

51

419

13 82 82

69

31 6

100 65 82 27 3599 7877

.400 .477 .378 .222 .457

3568

.452

7896

JPT FG FGA

DATE in

REC. 0-1 1-1 1-2 1-3 2-3 3-3 3-4 3-5 4-5 5-5 5-6 5-7 6-7 7-7 7-8 7-9 7-10 7- 11 8·1 1 9-11 10-11 11-11 12-11 13-11 14-11 15-11 15-12 15-13 16-13 17-13 18-13 18-14 18-15 19-15 19-16 20-16 21 -1 6 22-16 23-1 6 23·17 24-17

PCT

OPP./SITE ATTEND. @BUFFALO 10,247 @PHIL 7,833 BALT@COL PK 7,235 @MIL 10,111 CLEV 8,279 @SEATTLE 12,693 BALTIMORE 6,385 NY 8,006 @SEATTLE 12,751 LA 12,534 @LA 17,505 CHICAGO 9,245 @GS 6,488 ATLANTA 8,839 @PORT 4,961 MILWAUKEE 9,365 GS 8,486 @PORT 6,401 PORT 6,160 PHIL 6,532 BALTIMORE 6,794 CINCINNATI 10,766 LA 12,534 BOSTON 12,005 @DETROIT 4,898 @BOSTON 8,106 @ATLANTA 5,073 @CHICAGO 9,720 MIL@MADISON9,371 @CLEV 6,889 BALTIM ORE 9,002 BUFFALO 6,729 @DETROIT 2,014 @CI NCINNATI 2,387 @NY 19,588 MILWAU KEE 11 ,090 NY 10,57 1 @GS 9,399 PORT 8,045 @LA 17,505 SEATTLE 10,189

1/8 1/9 1/11 1/14 1/15 1/16 1/20 1/21 1/22 1/25 1/28 1/29 1/30 2/1 2/2 2/4 2/5 2/6 2/8 2/10 2/12 2/16 2/18 2/20 2/22 2/23 2/25 2/26 2/27 3/1 3/5

3n

3/8 3/11 3/15 3/17 3/18 3/21 3124 3/25

TOT

AST

PTS

AVG

296

1598

210

334

297

23

26

1619 113

19 7 18.8

955 665 270

343 151 290 247 88 96 45 18

1403 1268 1238

17.5 15 7 15.7

730 61 4

91 7.6

FTA 565

PCT .807

626 21 560 344 258 165 156

.845 .810 733 .744 .853 .739 603

101

140

.721

66

90 21

.733 .429

540 257 348 13

16

23

.696

35

OEF

164

PF

DO

STL

TO

BLK

REC. 25-17 25-18 25-19 26-19 27-19 27-20 27·21 28·21 29-21 30-21 30·22 30-23 30-24 31-24 32·24 32·25 33-25 34-25 35·25 36-25 37-25 38·25 39·25 40-25 41 -25 41 -26 41-27 41 -28 41-29 42-29 42-30 43-30 44-30 44-31 45-31 46-31 47-31 47-32 48-32 48-33 49-33

623

FT 456 529 17 433 256 220 122 94

OFF

SCORE 123-110 119-130 103-109 115-114 117-107 110-1 18 104-107 130-109 128-113 116-102 119-129 102-116 100-111 105-103 129-11 7 103-106 11 3-105 118-117# 107-94 120-108 131 -98 11 7·95 110-109 126-115 121-107 103-114 11 8-120 107-115 11 7-11 9# 127-125 90-95 131-103 129-121 105-122 110-106 110-106 111 -106 116-134 160-128 110-112 118-98

395

5.2

332 55

5.0 26

23

96

2.1

5

10

500

17

16

67

1.5

24

30

.800

65 17

56 7

86 1.7 16 1.2 9534 116.3 9083 11 0.8

4 13 .308 2336 2999 .779 1947 2658

.733

-79-

4301 1976 4009 1929

1972-73 T he Suns began the season under new coach Bill van Breda Kolff. Van Breda Kolff became the team's fourth coach , replacing Cotton Fitzsimmons who left in the offseason to coach the Atlanta Hawks. However, seven games into the season, Van Breda Kolff was replaced and Jerry Colangelo assumed the coaching duties for the remainder of the season. Phoenix played .500 ball through mid-January before strugg ling throug h the second half of the season to finish 38-44 and third in the Pacific Division. Charlie Scott led the club in scoring with a franchise record 25.3 average and finished fifth in the NBA. He also became the 10th guard in league history to score more than 2,000 points. Scott, along with Connie Hawkins, were named to the Western Conference Al l-Star Team. It was Scott's first appearance while Hawkins was making his fourth consecutive visit. Neal Walk led the team in minutes played with 3,114 and became the second 1,000 rebound man in club history with 1,006. Rookie Corky Calhoun from the Un iv. of Pennsylvan ia was the only Sun to play in all 82 games.

(Record: 38-44)

FRONT ROW: Scott English , Lamar Green , Walt Wesley, Head Coach Jerry Colangelo, Neal Walk , Connie Hawkins, Corky Calhoun . BACK ROW: Dennis Layton , Clem Haskins, Charlie Scott, Dick Van Arsdale, Paul Stovall , Trainer Joe Proski.

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DATE 10/13 10/14 10/15 10/21 10/24 10/27 10/29 11 /3 11 /4 11 /5 11 /8 11 /10 11 /12 11/14 11/15 11 /17 11 /18 11/21 11 /23 11 /25 11/26 11/28 11/29 12/1 12/3 12/5 12/6 12/7 12/9 12/10 12/13 12/17 12/19 12/22 12/25 12/26 12/29 12/30 1/2 1/3 1/5

Player

scan

OPP./SITE MILWAUKEE @PORT BALTI MORE SEATTLE CHICAGO @SEATTLE @LA @CH ICAGO @MIL @CLEV CLEV HOUSTON PHIL @NY @BOSTON @BALTIMORE @ATLANTA @KC-OMAHA DETROIT LA @LA @GS ATLANTA GS MILWAUKEE @BUFFALO @DETROIT PHIL @ PITI. PORT @SEATTLE BOSTON KC -OMAHA NY @LA CHICAGO @HOUSTON PORT @PORT @CLEV @DETROIT @CHICAGO

G

GS

ATTEND. 12,408 6.804 6,372 8,315 9,039 8,201 16, 148 11 ,089 10,746 3,624 7, 264 8,613 8,235 18,720 8,979 5,429 7,047 5,067 7,576 10,482 17,505 5,043 7,241 8,067 8,531 3,573 2,864 3,878 7,801 10,628 8,596 6,537 8,197 16,733 10,420 3,577 10,310 8,349 2,850 3,626 9,091

MIN

81 81

3062

VANARSDALE HAWK INS HASK INS JOHNSON LAYTON

81 75 77 21

2979 2768 1581 417

65

990

GRE EN

80 82

2048

57 45 29 25

474

WALK

CALHOU N WESLEY(TOT) WESLEY(PHX) ENGLISH STOVALL TOTALS OPPO NENTS

82 82

311 4

2025 364 196

21 1

SCORE 105-117 124-120 107-98 129-117 106-107 115-1 20 123-133 100-11 5 105-104 107-106 107-99 115-109 119-108 97-103 94-113 106-117 122-126 96-101 128-122 109-116 107-1 12 102-1 10 109-98 115-106 101-119 97-108 105-114 117-102 116-97 102-1 10 100-105 112-102 117-84 118-1 10 115-108 110-11 3 106-99 107-104 88-111 105-119 126-115

FG 806 678 532

FGA 1809 1455 1118

PCT .446 .466 .476

441 339 69

920 731 181

.479 .464 .381

187 224 211

434 520 450

77 63

202 155

36 26

93 76

3612

7942

.431 431 .469 381 .405 .387 .342 .455

3758 8005

469

DATE 1/6 1/10 1/12 1/13 1/14 1/16 1/18 1/20 1/25 1/26 1/27 2/1 2/3 2/6 217 218 2/10 2/14 2/16 2/17 2/18 2/20 2/2 1 2/23 2/24 2/25 2/28 3/4 3/6 3/8 3/10 3/12 3/13 3/14 3/16 3/18 3/21 3/23 3/25 3/26 3/28

REC . 0-1 1-1 2-1 3-1 3-2 3-3 3-4 3-5 4-5 5-5 6-5 7-5 8-5 8-6 8-7 8-8 8-9 8-10 9- 10 9- 11 9-1 2 9-13 10-13 11-13 11-14 11-15 11-16 12-16 13-16 13-17 13-18 14-18 15-18 16-18 17-18 17-19 18-19 19-19 19-20 19-21 20-21

FG

3 PT FGA

PCT

FT 436

FTA 556

PCT 784

279

355

.786

426 322 130 25 90 89 71

496 404 156 36 11 9 11 8 96

.859 797 .833 .694 .756 754 740

26 18

46 34

565 529

21

29

.724

24

38

.632

1931

2437

.792

1744

2318 .752

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OFF

DPP./SITE ATTEND. @KC-OM AHA 5,183 DETR OIT 8,099 GS 12,103 @GS 8,484 BALTIM ORE 7,186 NY 8,252 KC-OMAH A 8,117 LA 12,608 SE ATTLE 5,701 @PORT 10,057 POR T 7,215 LA 10,705 HOUSTON 7,282 @MIL 9,285 @DETROIT 4,491 SEATTLE 7,084 PH IL 9,176 BUFFALO 6,871 ATLANTA 10,155 @HOUSTON 3,11 9 PORT 5,260 @BOSTON 9,954 @BALTIMORE 5,525 @BUFFALO 5,830 @CHICAGO 12,753 @KC-OMAHA 10,007 KC-OMAH A 7,230 CHI CAGO 7,085 CLEV 5,236 BOSTON 10,052 DETROIT 7,510 @MI L 10,746 @NY 19,674 @PHI L 5,641 @ATLANTA 6,512 @LA 17,505 BU FFALO 7,603 GS 8,197 MILWAU KEE 9,386 @GS 3,677 @SEATTLE 11,246

DEF

TOT 342

AST 495

1006 326 64 1 173 136 77 746 338 15 1 113 44 61 4003 41 39

287 268 304 203 31 139 89 76 31 24 15 13 1944 2166

PF

DQ

STL

SCORE 118-112 123-121 107-108 116-110 85-94 101-102 96-119 104-124 112-109 120-116 109-117 106-120 132-123 111 -126 107-113 125-112 126- 121 124-1 07 104 -1 11 111-127 118-11 9 97-107 107-98 125-106 100-122 111-109 107-109 117-1 18# 110-102 134 -141 # 110-11 7 95-126 11 1-1 15 120-114 127-135 113-131 134 -124 125-124 112-114 120-114 127-125

TO

8LK

REC. 21 -21 22-21 22-22 23-22 23-23 23-24 23-25 23-26 24-26 25-26 25-27 25-28 26-28 26-29 26-30 27-30 28-30 29-30 29-31 29-32 29-33 29-34 30-34 31-34 31-35 32-35 32-36 32-37 33-37 33-38 33-39 33-40 33-41 34-41 34-42 34-43 35-43 36-43 36-44 37-44 38-44

PTS

AVG

2048 1635 1490 1204 808 163 464 537 493 180 144

25.3 20.2 184 16 1 10-5 7.8 7.1

93 76

67

6.0 3.2 3.2 32 3.0

9155

111-6

9260

1129

1973-74 John Macleod took the Suns coach ing reins from Colangelo during the offseason. Macleod , 35, had coached the last six years at the University of Oklahoma leading the Sooners to the NIT twice. New to the team were rookie Mike Bantam , the eighth pick in the college draft, and Keith Erickson, who was acquired in the first month of the season from Los Angeles in exchange for Connie Hawkins. Phoenix went on a 10-game skid early in the season as they were learning a new system under Macleod and playing one of the roughest portions of their schedule. The Suns finished fourth in the Pacific Division with a 30-52 mark, their lowest number of wins since their inaugural season. Charlie Scott made his second straight appearance in the All-Star game as he was tops in the Western Conference in scoring with a 26.6 average. He finished the season averaging 25.4 points per game but missed the final 29 games with a broken arm . Van Arsdale led the club in point production with 1389 and shooting percentage (.500) . Newcomer Erickson was voted by fans as the Suns Most Outstanding Player.

(Record: 30-52)

FRONT ROW: Bob Christian, Lamar Green, Neal Walk, Head Coach John Macleod, Gorky Calhoun, Mike Bantam , Keith Erickson . BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Dennis Price, Clem Haskins, Charlie Scott, Dick Van Arsdale, Jim Owens, Gary Melchionni , Trainer Joe Proski.

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DATE 10/10 10/12 10/1 4 10/20 10/21 10/23 10/24 10/26 10/27 10/30 11 /2 11/4 11 /7 11/9 11 /13 11 /15 11/17 11/20 11/21 11 /23 11 /27 11 /29 11/30 12/1 12/4 12/5 12/7 12/9 12/11 12/13 12/15 12/16 12/18 12/19 12/22 12/25 12/27 12/28 12/2 9 1/2 1/4

OPP./SITE ATTEND. SEATTLE 8.738 MILWAUKEE 9.033 GS 7.030 ATLANTA 8.009 @SEATTLE 11 ,964 @GS 3,007 DETROIT 6,307 @KC -OMAHA 4,917 @MIL 9,975 @ATLANTA 9,070 @DETROIT 5,317 @CAPITAL(NEU) 5,316 @PHIL 4,366 @BOSTON 9,953 CHICAGO 6,045 PHIL 6,142 LA 11 ,498 @BUFFALO 6,088 @DETROIT 3,534 @CHICAGO 8.742 @HOUSTON 2.756 KC-OMAHA 6,386 @PORT 10,720 DETROIT 6,496 @LA 11 ,746 5,553 GS CAPITAL 6,089 @CLEV 3,042 @NY 18,366 5,494 PORT 7,362 BOSTON @SEATTLE 9,778 @PORT 5,982 5,246 PHIL MILWAUKEE 8,013 LA 9,253 SEATTLE 7,755 @LA 13 ,685 BUFFALO 9,116 @ATLANTA 9,232 @KC -OMAHA 4,837

SCORE 115-1 11 84-107 95- 120 11 8-108 112-116 109-121 99- 115 93-98 95-104 101-122 107-114 99-102 115-122 107-122 116-108 116-94 11 0-130 100-127 104-107 99-94 111-125 119-99 107-99 109-121 103-120 103-97 114-92 117-106 97-105 108-119 121-120 113-109 117-133 98-10 1 121-112 135-100 111-1 00 107-119 108-120 116-113 97-122

DATE 1/5 1/6 1/9 1/11 1/13 1/17 1/19 1/23 1/25 1/27 1/31 2/1 2/2 2/5 2/6 2/8 2/1 0 2/12 2/14 2/16 2/17 2/19 2/22 2/23 2/24 2/26 2/27 3/1 3/3 3/5 317 3/9 3/11 3/12 3/13 3/15 3/17 3/20 3/22 3/24 3/27

REC. 1-0 1-1 1-2 2-2 2-3 2-4 2-5 2-6 2-7 2-8 2-9 2-10 2-11 2-12 3-12 4-12 4-13 4-14 4-15 5-15 5-16 6-16 7-16 7-17 7-18 8-18 9-18 10-18 10-19 10-20 11 -20 12-20 12-21 12-22 13-22 14-22 15-22 15-23 15-24 16-24 16-25

DPP./SITE @MIL @CHICAGO HOUSTON KC -OMAHA SEATTLE @GS NY CLEV MILWAUKEE CAPITAL PORT @LA LA @NY @CAPITAL DETROIT GS @PORT HOUSTON ATLANTA PORT @CHICAGO @KC-OMAHA @D ETROIT @CLEV @GS CHICAGO @HOUSTON KC-OMAHA CH ICAGO BOSTON CLEV @MIL @BUFFALO @BOSTON @PHI L (NEU.) @SEATTLE NY BUFFALO GS @SEATTLE

ATTEND. 9,812 6,013 5,924 6,747 5,769 3,011 9,468 5,017 7,660 5,277 5,252 13,478 8,068 18,884 6,738 8,511 5,121 4,189 5,661 8,518 5,575 7,451 8,322 7,926 3,288 3,234 5,105 2,547 4,780 6,156 6,242 6,153 9,027 14 ,244 6,751 4,473 13,007 8,054 8,687 7,011 12,528

SCORE 109-118 116-120# 105-101 100-117 112-123 120-1 27 112-89 110-103 108-112 127-107 112-100 110-121 119-11 2 90-106 101 -109 94-99 105-121 104-113 107-99 124-123# 112-100 96- 130 104-119 107-1 19 97-101 100-120 95-107 11 1-117 113-100 91-111 97-99 109-100 92-105 94-124 97-104 101-108 133-108 104-106# 126-119 134-121 123-127

REC. 16-26 16-27 17-27 17-28 17-29 17-30 18-30 19-30 19-31 20-3 1 21-31 21-32 22-32 22-33 22-34 22-35 22-36 22-37 23-37 24-37 25-37 25-38 25-39 25-40 25-41 25-42 25-43 25-44 26-44 26-45 26-46 27-46 27-47 27-48 27-49 27-50 28-50 28-51 29-5 1 30-51 30-52

3 PT GS

FG 514 573 538 393

FGA 1028 1245 1171 824

PCT .500 460 .459 477

364 314 268 202 140

792 787 581 439 286

460 .399 461 460 486

1103

129

317

407

367 101 223 38

57 21

130 39

438 538

36 6 3555 3648

74 11 7726 7809

486 545 460 .467

Player VAN ARSOALE WALK

G 78 82

MIN 2832 2549

scan

s2

2003

ERICKSON HASKINS BANTOM CALHOUN MELCHION NI CHRISTI AN

66 81 76 77 69 81

2033 1822 1982 2207 1251 1244

GREEN

72

CHAMBERLAIN.B OWENS HAWKINS RE AVES PHX TOTALS OPP. TOTALS

28 17 8 7 82 82

FG

FGA

PCT

FT

FTA

PCT

OFF

TOT

AST

PF

DQ

STL

361

423

853

66

155

221

324

241

2

96

235 246 177 171 141 98 92 106 38 39 11 18

297 315 221 203 213 129 107 151 68 56 14 27

791 781 801 .842 662 .760 860 702 559 696 786 667

235 64 94 78 172 115 46 85 85 33 1 14

602 158 320 144 347 292 96 254 265 47 8 29

837 222 41 4 222 519 407 142 339 350 80 9 43

331 271 205 259 163 135 142 98 43 37 15 28

255 194 193 166 289 253 85 191 150 74 6 20

8

73 99 63 81 50 71 41 19 32 20 5 8

4

11

364

2

8

1

6

1737 1843

2235 2356

777 782

1090 1220

3813 3993

2052 2180

2123 2003

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DEF

2723 2773

1 15 4

46 25

TO

BLK 17 57 22 20 16 47 30

PTS 1389 1381 1322 963 899 769 634

32 38 12

386 296 153 53 90 16 8847 9139

496

0 3

0

2

658 810

305 396

AVG 178 168 254 14 6 11.1 101 82 72 48 41 55 31 11 3 23 1078 111 .5

1974-75 The season was preceded by one of the largest transactions in Suns history with ce nter Neal Walk and a second-roun d draft pick going to New Orleans in exchange for Curtis Perry, Dennis Awtrey, Nate Hawthorne and a first-round pick in 1976. Also new to the team was rookie John Shumate, a 6-8 forward from Notre Dame who was the fourth pick in the college draft. Unfortunately, Shumate had to sit out his rookie season so he could receive treatment for blood clots. Perry had his best season as a pro averaging 12 points and 12 rebounds per game winning both the Suns' Most Outstanding and Most Popular Player Awards. In late February, the Suns had a shot at the NBA playoffs, but injuries to Van Arsdale and Erickson knocked them from contention . The Suns fin ished fourth in the Pacific Division with a 32-50 mark. Charlie Scott was the Sun s only Al l-Star representative, his third co nsecu tive appearance. The 25th annual All-Star game was th e first one ever played in Phoenix. Scott finished the season as the club's leading scorer with 24.3 points per game. Perry was listed as the #10 rebou nder in th e NBA .

(Record: 32-50)

FRONT ROW: Jim Owens, Keith Erickson , Curtis Perry, Head Coach John Macleod , Gary Melch ionni, Charlie Scott, Greg Jackson . BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Dennis Price, Nate Hawthorne, Fred Saunders, Dennis Awtrey, Earl Williams, Mike Bantam , Dick Van Arsdale, Trainer Joe Proski.

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DATE 10/17 10/19 10/23 10/25 10/27 10/30 11/2 11 /3 11 /7 11 /8 11 /9 11/13 11 /15 11/17 11 /19 11 /20 11 /22 11/23 11/26 11 /28 11 /30 12/1 12/3 12/5 12/7 12/8 12/1 1 12/13 12/19 12/21 12/23 12/25 12/27 1/2 1/3 1/5 1/8 1/10 1/11 1/17 1/18

OPP./SITE SEATILE KC-OMAHA DETROIT @SEATILE @LA @PHIL @WASH @CLEV @ATLANTA @NEW ORL @HOUSTON PHIL CHICAGO GS @MI L @DETROIT @BOSTON @BUFFALO NEW ORL PORT HOUSTON @LA ATLANTA GS LA @LA PORT CLEV MILWAUKEE LA @GS BOSTON BUFFALO @NY @CHICAGO @CLEV WASH PORT NY @CHICAGO @DETROIT

ATTEND . 7,215 5,377 5,924 12,191 10,579 5,089 9,160 7,354 2,847 3,118 2,553 5,071 7,071 7,820 9,187 3,807 13,756 12,743 4,931 6,461 5,187 10,157 4,019 6,053 5,603 11 ,124 4,768 5,756 7,369 5,437 5,240 8,276 9,205 18,570 6,047 6,138 6,770 5,068 7,592 7,174 6,053

Player AWTREY

G 82

GS 72

MIN 2837

BANTOM

82

so

2239

CALHOUN ERICKSON HAWTHORNE JACKSON(PHX) MELCHIONNI OWENS PERRY SAUNDERS

13 49

0 23

108 1469

50 2 44 18

618 775

68 41 79 69 69

29 5 78 13 60

1529 432 2688 1059 2592

WI LLIAMS

70 50 79 10

2419 1040

SUNS TOTALS OPP TOTALS

82 82

19805 19805

scan

VANARSDALE

SCORE 114-97 91-94 100-90 97-106 116-123 104-99 94-108 101-104 108-109 105-102 101-96 105-100 95-102 105-106 108-122 114-1 06 94-95 104 -1 17 120-110 85-88 112-100 105-111 85-91 108-106 92-88 102-107 104-100 85-84 108-112 114-104 94-111 110-96 92-108 113-117 99-126 86-97 95-102 110-113 113-107 115-105 77-86

FG 339 418 12 237 118 69

FGA 722 907 32 557 287 166

232 56

539 145

437 176 703 421

917 406 1594 895

163 3381

394 7561

3356

7323

PCT

470 .461 375 425 411 416 430 386

477 433 441

470 414 447 458

REC. 1-0 1-1 2-1 2-2 2-3 3-3 3-4 3-5 3-6 4-6 5-6 6-6 6-7 6-8 6-9 7-9 7-10 7-11 8-11 8-12 9-12 9-13 9-14 10-14 11-14 11-15 12-15 13-15 13-16 14-16 14-17 15-17 15-18 15-19 15-20 15-21 15-22 15-23 16-23 17-23 17-24

3PT FG FGA

PCT

DATE 1/19 1/2 1 1/25 1/28 1/29 1/31 2/4 2/5

OPP./SITE ATTEND . @KC-OMAHA 13,155 PHIL 4,267 NEW ORL 5,872 @PORT 10,291 SEATTLE 4,273 LA 5,871 WASH 4,263 @SEATTLE 10,002 SEATILE 5,865 @GS 8,961 BUFFALO 6,255 BOSTON 9,338 ATLANTA 6,147 @BUF@TRNTO 8,163 @WASH 6,201 @NEW ORL 4,563 @MIL(MADISON) 8,832 @GS 8,550 CLEV 5,447 GS 9,511 @HOUSTON 4,827 @KC-OMAHA 4,027 CHICAGO 7,683 @PORT 10,080 HOUSTON 5,272 @NY 17,443 @BOS(HART) 11 ,283 @PHIL 7, 127 @ATLANTA 2,786 @GS 6,795 NY 5,492 PORT 4,786 @PORT 11 ,142 @SEATILE 14,082 MILWAUKEE 7,232 DETROIT 5,629 KC-OMAHA 6,450 @LA 8,546 LA 5,610 GS 6,867 @SEATILE 14,082

216 2/8 2/12 2/14 2/15 2/18 2/19 2/2 1 2/23 2/25 2/26 2/28 3/2 3/4 3/6 317 3/8 3/11 3/12 3/14 3/16 3/18 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/23 3/25 3/27 3/29 3130 4/2 4/4 4/6

FT

FTA

PCT

OFF

DEF

132

195

677

242

462

185 14 130 61 36 114 12 184 66 274 282 45 1535 1780

259 15 156 94 62 141 16 256 95 351 339 103 2082 2350

714 933 833 649 581 809 750 .719 695 781 832 437 737 757

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