NLSC Greatest of All-time: #28

[Mandich]

-30th number of the many

-#27 was won by Zaza Pachulia

-#28 is still boring

-You can vote for players in any way you want: On-court impact, Off-court impact, championships etc.

Nominees:

1. DJ Mbenga (2004-05 to 2010-11)

P/36	R/36	A/36	TS%	Ortg	Drtg	PER	Ws/48
9.5	8.1	0.9	.490	97	102	10.8	.075

* He is probably best known for getting in a fight with teammate Chris Mihm during practice, or for being a black-belt.

Mbenga didn't do much during his NBA career, yet he won 2 NBA titles and made more than 10 million dollars.

2. Andrew Lang (1988-89 to 1999-00)

P/36	R/36	A/36	TS%	Ortg	Drtg	PER	Ws/48
10.4	8.2	1.0	.516	105	105	11.7	.089

* Lang was a role player for most of his career, like everyone on this list. He was a better offensive player than Mbenga.

Lang had a better career, and even had a good Playoff series against the Jazz in 1991. His Suns lost in 4 but he was good from the bench. 139 Ortg, .703 TS% on just 14 minutes per game. He was also good that year during the regular season.

3. Ian Mahinmi (2007-08 to 2014-15)

P/36	R/36	A/36	TS%	Ortg	Drtg	PER	Ws/48
10.3	9.0	0.7	.551	105	99	11.8	.120

* Statistically, the best player on the list. Won a title with Dallas, and played good for both the Mavs and Spurs.

He's still a solid role big in Indiana, but this list is so boring I'm just going to end it here.

Other Notable Player Shoutout

Nobody.

[mp3]

I voted for Lang, better role player imo.

But still....

[Stress Fracture]

Congo Cash baby.

[debiler]

God, this is even worse than #27... #29 isn't too promising, either. Anyway, i voted for babyface Lang.

[Kevin]

I'll go for Hibbert's brother from another mother, Mahinmi

[stereoxide]

This is not a very good number, voted for Congo Ca$h anyway because he is my favorite from the three.

[NovU]

Ian Mahinmi.

This number's quite horrendous.

[Andrew]

Andrew Lang, because he's an Andrew. Also, he was born on June 28th and was the 28th pick of the Draft in 1988, so he owns the number #28 in NBA circles.

And also, because it's not much of a competition, and he found a home in the NBA for 12 seasons. Obscure number, not a lot of noteworthy players, but all the same, he's probably the best of the bunch.

[Lamrock]

I'll take Lang for the reasons Andrew outlined. Not a clear-cut winner like "never nervous" Pervis will be for #29.