The list that doesn't have Jim Jackson inside

updated after the 2005 trade deadline (removed Baron Davis and Nikoloz Tskitishvili)

18 years
Reggie Miller

10 years
Kevin Garnett

9 years
Kobe Bryant
Allen Iverson

8 years
Austin Croshere
Tim Duncan
Adonal Foyle

7 years
Zydrunas Ilgauskas
Rashard Lewis
Dirk Nowitzki
Paul Pierce
Pedrag Stojakovic

6 years
Jonathan Bender
Jeff Foster
Shawn Marion
Wally Szczerbiak

5 years
Devean George
Jamal Magloire
Stanislav Medvedenko
Morris Peterson
Michael Redd
Stromile Swift

4 years
Shane Battier
Kwame Brown
Tyson Chandler
Jarron Collins
Jason Collins
Eddy Curry
DeSagana Diop
Pau Gasol
Brendan Haywood
Richard Jefferson
Andrei Kirilenko
Troy Murphy
Tony Parker
Vladimir Radmanovic
Zach Randolph
Jason Richardson
Brian Scalabrine
Etan Thomas
Jamaal Tinsley

3 years
Rasual Butler
Samuel Dalembert
Juan Dixon
Mike Dunleavy
Reggie Evans
Dan Gadzuric
Emanuel Ginobili
Marko Jaric
Jared Jefferies
Fred Jones
Nene
Tayshaun Prince
Laron Profit
John Salmons
Amaré Stoudemire
Dajuan Wagner
Chris Wilcox
Yao Ming

2 years
Carmelo Anthony
Marcus Banks
Leandro Barbosa
Steve Blake
Curtis Borchardt
Chris Bosh
Brian Cook
Marquis Daniels
Boris Diaw
Francisco Elson
Willie Green
Udonis Haslem
Jarvis Hayes
Kirk Hinrich
Josh Howard
LeBron James
Dahntay Jones
James Jones
Chris Kaman
Kyle Korver
Raul Lopez
Darko Milicic
Travis Outlaw
Kendrick Perkins
Mickael Pietrus
Zoran Planinic
Luke Ridnour
Darius Songaila
Mike Sweetney
Dwyane Wade
Luke Walton
David West

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players that stayed on the same team for X years?

Nice thread

9 years
Kobe Bryant
Allen Iverson

I remember their rookie seasons vividly, but you forgot allan houston. this is his 9th season as a knick, unless if its just for players who have been with one team?

Damn, hard to believe that KG has been in the league for 10 years and AI and Kobe for 9!

Nice thread

9 years
Kobe Bryant
Allen Iverson

I remember their rookie seasons vividly, but you forgot allan houston. this is his 9th season as a knick, unless if its just for players who have been with one team?

I listed players that only played for one team in their whole career

Go Reggie... so committed!

Allan Houston was with the Detriot Pistons for 3 years before the knicks.

That list kind of shows you who the REAL superstars in the league are.

I remember watching Inside the NBA, and Kenny Smith named the only 6 superstars in the league
1. Tim Duncan ( 1 team)
2. Shaq ( 3 teams)
3. Kobe ( 1 team)
4. Iverson (1 team)
5. Garnett (1 team)
6. Jason Kidd ( 3 teams)

shaq of course is a exception to many stuff, kidd might be questionable (but remember he always makes his teammates better+ all those triple doubles), but for the other 4, sticking with 1 team and have success shows your superstar status.
VC- couldnt carry his load
T-mac- couldnt carry his load
funny how iverson been doing it for so many years for his team.
( oh he didnt include the young ones like lebron because they too young to be claimed a superstar..need a few more years to be classified as one and not quit like carter/mcgrady did!)

If only Malone had stayed on that list.

It's not your fault if you get traded though.

Wow.. Adonal Foyle made that short list. 3.5 points per game, 4 rebounds per game, and 1.7 blocks per game really makes him a very, very valuable player to Golden State considering how much money he's making.

Damn, hard to believe that KG has been in the league for 10 years and AI and Kobe for 9!

damn right!

Damn, hard to believe that KG has been in the league for 10 years and AI and Kobe for 9!

Absolutely. I know it sounds cliche, but it really does seem like only yesterday they were entering the league.

( oh he didnt include the young ones like lebron because they too young to be claimed a superstar..need a few more years to be classified as one and not quit like carter/mcgrady did!)

LeBron is actually considered a Superstar. Have you seen the way he plays? He's a fucking Two Time All Star.

(I say Two Time because he got snubbed the first year, he was def All-Star then)

only 2 years what if he doesn't produce his 3rd year? you never know

only 2 years what if he doesn't produce his 3rd year? you never know

He doesn't seem like the guy that wouldn't produce. He works hard. You could say that you can be unsure whether Carter or McGrady would produce the next year because of their work ethic, but LeBron is gonna keep taking it to the next level, imo. He could get injured, though, and that might take away everything.

only 2 years what if he doesn't produce his 3rd year? you never know

He doesn't seem like the guy that wouldn't produce. He works hard. You could say that you can be unsure whether Carter or McGrady would produce the next year because of their work ethic, but LeBron is gonna keep taking it to the next level, imo. He could get injured, though, and that might take away everything.

Oh, I hope so....

Where's Morris Peterson?

Where's Morris Peterson?

Yup, Mo-Pete's been with the Raps for 5 years now...

Where's Morris Peterson?

He was mispelled, and among the 6 years. I corrected it, and updated it after the trading deadline, thanks

Damn it seems like yesterday that Slam "Yo! Bum rush the show" magazine was arriving here at my door...

holy crap- jon bender has been in the league for 6 years