Nathaniel 'Tiny' Archibald was originally known as playground legend in the tough streets of the Bronx, New York and considered dropping out of college before he could become drafted. Luckily, the legendary Oscar Robertson was able to mentor him and get him back on track and he eventually drafted in the second round of the 1970 NBA Draft at the nineteenth overall pick by the Cincinnati Royals, which later became the Kansas City Kings. Archibald became wildly popular with the fans for his amazing speed, ball handling, spectacular passing skills and cutting abilities. Unfortunately, Archibald was later traded to the New York Nets and did a tenure with the Buffalo Braves before arriving in Boston in 1978.
Archibald won his first and only NBA Championship with the Boston Celtics in 1981 and also received accolades such as NBA All-Star honors six times throughout his career and leading the league in both scoring and assists in 1973. The 6'1" point guard retired following a single season with the Milwaukee Bucks in 1984.