© Reinhold Matay/USA TODAY Sports/Reuters These questions and many more, are answered here. Way more guards/forwards can shoot the 3, and many more skilled big men that can dribble/pass/shoot (Rose quote). The Heat won 95-88. -- the most efficient scorer in NBA history. What do they all have in common? Now just do that 10,000 more times and your dad will come back to you...Yao has 8+ all stars based on shit voting. ', or 'I don't like cheese OR macaroni and I hate puppies!' The Hornets won 113-103. Orlando won 115-89.Giannis Antetokounmpo, left, of the Bucks handles the ball against the Warriors on Nov. 8, in Oakland, Calif.

He weighs 290 pounds, which is heavier than all the players mentioned. The Wizards' Austin Rivers drives around the Heat's Wayne Ellington on Nov. 10 in Miami. Yao Ming had that effect. Who won more championships? The Thunder won 98-80. I think Boban missed his era by ~18 years. Who averaged more points in playoffs? The Rockets won 115-103. Marjanovic is from Serbia, Bol is from Sudan, Ming from China, Porzingis from Latvia, Ayton from the Bahamas and Gasol from Spain.Marjanovic isn’t just tall, though. AL'S HIGHLIGHTS WORLD Recommended for you I guess the player he reminds me of most is Yao Ming -- dude is HUGE. But we do love these players and are so intrigued by their size. The 1980s saw 7-foot-7 Manute Bol jump around various teams. Rockets guard Eric Gordon (10) attempts to score as Warriors forward Draymond Green (23) defends on Nov. 15 in Houston, TX. He could have gotten them effectively in the past. The Grizzlies won 89-87. Devin Booker (1) of the Phoenix suns drives on Paul George of the Thunder on Nov. 12 in Oklahoma City. The Thunder won 128-103. The Bucks' Eric Bledsoe hangs from the rim after dunking the ball for a basket against the Nuggets on Nov. 11, in Denver. Yao Ming, Tacko Fall, Big Z, Boban Marjanovic. John Wall (2) of the Washington Wizards and D.J. The Pistons won 103-96. You can get in your feels all you want. Boban Marjanovic is 7-foot-3 and -- no joke! © Nick Turchiaro/USA TODAY Sports/Reuters THAT SAID, Marjanovic looks GOOD when given minutes. © Troy Taormina/USA TODAY Sports/Reuters © Wendell Cruz/USA TODAY Sports/Reuters The Lakers won 101-86. The Clippers 7’3″ Serbian center is not just tall but thick and with a long wingspan. The Rockets won 107-86.

The Lakers won 114-110. This is all pushed by Rocket-fan idiots. The 76ers' Amir Johnson  drives to the basket between the Grizzlies' Marc Gasol, left, and Wayne Selden on Nov. 10 in Memphis, Tenn. The Jazz won 123-115. The Hornets won 113-102. And that's for a reason.Bobi needs to get some steady minutes first. The Cavaliers' Collin Sexton drives to the basket against the Hornets' Cody Zeller on Nov. 13 in Cleveland. The Pistons' Andre Drummond, center, tries to get to the basket between the Magic's Aaron Gordon (00) and Jerian Grant on Nov. 7, in Orlando, Fla. The Jazz's Donovan Mitchell, right, dunks over the Mavericks' Maximilian Kleber on Nov. 7, in Salt Lake City. Boban Marjanovic is one of those guys. Nuggets center Nikola Jokic (15) shoots against Hawks forward Alex Poythress (22) on Nov. 15 in Denver, Co. /FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images Yao Ming, whose NBA season ended in February when he injured his left foot, returned to play last night at an Olympic warm-up game in the Chinese city of Hangzhou. Ricky Rubio (3) of the Jazz attempts to drive past Terry Rozier of the Celtics on Nov. 9, in Salt Lake City. The Mavericks won 118-68. The Magic won 111-106. The Mavericks' DeAndre Jordan and the Wizards' Bradley Beal chase a loose ball on Nov. 6 in Dallas. They’re all freakishly tall. The Celtics won 111-82. The Warriors' Klay Thompson (11) shoots the ball against the Grizzlies' Mike Conley, left, and MarShon Brooks on Nov. 5, in Oakland, Calif. The 1990s saw Shawn Bradley stand 7-foot-6 for the Sixers, Nets and Mavericks. Remember that this is the guy who kids in all of Asia dream about becoming, their MJ and Kobe. Boban Marjanovic: Is Sixers Center the Tallest Player in the NBA? I think Boban missed his era by ~18 years.I don't know how many reddit users remember Yao Ming's 8-ish years in the NBA outside of a few highlights, but he was an 8-time all star (every year he played) and was a game-altering force whenever he got onto the court. Kevin Durant of the Warriors handles the ball against the Nets on Nov. 10 in Oakland, Calif.

So timing in everything in life. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts The Raptors' Kyle Lowry, front, battles for the ball ahead of the Kings' Frank Mason III on Nov. 7, in Sacramento, Calif. For someone his size, he isn’t as imposing on the defensive end, blocking less than a shot per contest. He played for the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) and the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball Association (NBA). The Jazz won 117-102. A Tale of Two Centers. I love revisionist history, but Yao was garbage for a shooter.You jerks can shove your idiot opinions into a comment below and die the slow death of not being cared about.I'm a Houston fan who is also a Serb, watched both of these guys their whole NBA (and in Bobans case, literally entire) careers, but Yao is on a level I hope SOMEONE reaches one day.

7. Copyright © 2020 Heavy, Inc. All rights reserved. Bradley Beal of the Wizards dunks over the Cavaliers' Collin Sexton, left, and David Nwaba on Nov. 14 in Washington, D.C. The Rockets' James Harden goes to the basket against the Pacers' Victor Oladipo on Nov. 5, in Indianapolis. The Nets won 104-82.The Trail Blazers' Evan Turner shoots as the Bucks' John Henson defends on Nov. 6 in Portland, Ore. Milwaukee won 121-114. How big is he? But yeah... most people are.Nope. The Lakers' Josh Hart drives to the basket on the Trail Blazers' Evan Turner on Nov. 14 in Los Angeles. Augustin, right, of the Orlando Magic battle for a loose ball on Nov. 12 in Washington. The Clippers won 116-111.

Since coming to the NBA as an undrafted free agent in 2010, he’s hopped around several teams, including Detroit, San Antonio and the Clippers before arriving in Philadelphia this mid-season.He was supposed to be an insurance piece for Embiid, but injuries sidelined him for much of February and March.