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(#1) John Stockton
- Point guard
2 NBA Finals appearances (1997, 1998)
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(#2) Allen Iverson
- Point guard, Shooting guard
1 NBA Finals appearance (2001)
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(#3) Karl Malone
- Power forward
3 NBA Finals appearances (1997, 1998, 2004)
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(#4) Charles Barkley
- Small forward, Power forward
1 NBA Finals appearance (1993)
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(#5) Steve Nash
- Point guard
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(#6) Patrick Ewing
- Center
2 NBA Finals appearances (1994, 1999)
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(#7) Reggie Miller
- Shooting guard
1 NBA Finals appearance (2000)
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(#8) Dominique Wilkins
- Small forward
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(#9) Tracy McGrady
- Shooting guard, Small forward
1 NBA Finals appearance (2013)
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(#10) Vince Carter
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#11) Elgin Baylor
- Small forward
8 NBA Finals appearances (1959, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970)
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(#12) Pete Maravich
- Shooting guard
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(#13) Chris Paul
- Point guard
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(#14) Russell Westbrook
- Point guard
1 NBA Finals appearance (2012)
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(#15) Dikembe Mutombo
- Center
2 NBA Finals appearance (2001, 2003)
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(#16) Chris Webber
- Power forward, Center
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(#17) Penny Hardaway
- Point guard, Shooting guard
1 NBA Finals appearance (1995)
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(#18) George Gervin
- Shooting guard
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(#19) James Harden
- Shooting guard
1 NBA Finals appearance (2012)
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(#20) Grant Hill
- Small forward
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(#21) Shawn Kemp
- Power forward
1 NBA Finals appearance (1996)
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(#22) Yao Ming
- Center
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(#23) Carmelo Anthony
- Small forward, Forward
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(#24) Derrick Rose
- Point guard
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(#25) Anthony Davis
- Power forward, Center
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(#26) Bernard King
- Small forward
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(#27) Dražen Petrović
- Shooting guard
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(#28) Tim Hardaway
- Point guard
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(#29) Damian Lillard
- Point guard
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(#30) Jimmy Butler
- Small forward
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(#31) DeMar DeRozan
- Shooting guard
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(#32) Spud Webb
- Point guard
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(#33) Paul George
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#34) Kevin Johnson
- Point guard
1 NBA Finals appearance (1993)
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(#35) Blake Griffin
- Power forward
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(#36) LaMarcus Aldridge
- Power forward, Center
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(#37) Larry Johnson
- Power forward
1 NBA Finals appearance (1999)
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(#38) Muggsy Bogues
- Point guard
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(#39) Jeff Hornacek
- Shooting guard
2 NBA Finals appearances (1997, 1998)
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(#40) Nate Thurmond
- Power forward, Center
2 NBA Finals appearances (1964, 1967)
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(#41) Amar'e Stoudemire
- Power forward, Center
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(#42) Alex English
- Small forward
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(#43) Artis Gilmore
- Center
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(#44) Mark Price
- Point guard
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(#45) Jamal Crawford
- Point guard, Shooting guard
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(#46) Arvydas Sabonis
- Center
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(#47) Charles Oakley
- Power forward, Center
1 NBA Finals appearance (1994)
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(#48) Sidney Moncrief
- Shooting guard
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(#49) John Wall
- Point guard
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(#50) John Starks
- Shooting guard
1 NBA Finals appearance (1994)
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