Another Boston Celtics legend is making the list, in Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, Kevin McHale. The power forward, who was selected third overall by the Boston Celtics in 1980, went on to average 17.9 points per game throughout his thirteen year NBA career. Kevin McHale was also the one to deliver that infamous hard foul to the Los Angeles Lakers' very own Kurt Rambis in game four of the 1984 NBA Playoffs that has since then become a sports highlight staple.
Throughout McHale's career, he was able to earn three NBA Championships with the Boston Celtics as well as seven NBA All-Star appearances, two Sixth Man of the Year Awards, and earning his way to First Team All-Rookie in 1981. The dominant and lengthy power forward is now one of the NBA's most coveted coaches and is still considering coaching in today's NBA climate after being released from the Houston Rockets in 2015.