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2013 Playoffs Statistics
Born:
Jun 26, 1984
Height:
6-1 / 1.85
Weight:
205 lbs. / 93.0 kg.
Prior to NBA / Country:
North Carolina / USA
Years Pro:
7
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As A Professional: Veteran floor leader and three-point marksman rejoined Knicks - for whom he authored the bulk of perhaps his finest NBA season in 2010-11 - via trade with Portland in summer 2012...Currently in his eighth NBA season, has played for Bobcats (five years), Nuggets and Blazers in addition to Knicks...NBA career averages of 13.4 ppg, 6.7 apg and 1.44 spg over 534 games (479 starts)...Has ranked among NBA Top 20 in assists in each of the last six seasons (sixth with career-high 8.3 for Knicks/Nuggets in 2010-11; 12th with 6.5 for Blazers in 2011-12)...Has ranked among NBA Top 20 in steals in four of the last six seasons...Bobcats’ all-time franchise leader in assists (2,573) and 3PT FG (375)...Owns six career 30-plus scoring games (one with NYK; career-high 35 pts at Golden State, Nov. 19, 2010)...Has recorded one career triple-double (for Knicks at Phoenix on Jan. 7, 2011; 23 pts, 11 ast, 10 reb)...Is 553-1,678 (.330) career from three-point range with two career 100-plus home run seasons (career high 116 3PT FGM for NY-Den in 2010-11)...Has one career four-point play (for Knicks vs. Golden State on Nov. 10, 2010)...Career .787 FT shooter has shot .800-plus from the stripe in four of last five seasons, with 905-1,135 FTA (.797) in that span...Model of durability appeared in at least 75 games in each of first six NBA seasons, then played in 60 (of 66) games for Blazers in shortened 2011-12 campaign; has appeared in 80-plus games three times...Helped lead Bobcats to first NBA Playoff berth in franchise history in 2009-10...Named to NBA All-Rookie Second Team in 2005-06 and finished fourth in T-Mobile Rookie of the Year voting...Three-time T-Mobile NBA Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month (Feb, March, April) in 2005-06...Played in 2007 T-Mobile Rookie Challenge at Las Vegas...Has averaged 11.7 ppg, 4.6 apg in nine career Playoff games (four starts)...Early entry candidate in 2005 NBA Draft following junior season at North Carolina; selected by Bobcats in first round (fifth overall)...One of four Tar Heels selected within the first 14 picks of the ’05 Draft (with Marvin Williams, Sean May and Rashad McCants). 2011-12 (Blazers): In lone season in Portland, averaged 11.4 ppg, 6.5 apg (12th in NBA) and 1.30 spg over 31.8 mpg in 60 games (56 starts)...Shot .407 (261-642 FGA) from the field, .305 (62-203) from Downtown...Went 100-124 FTA (career-high .806)...Season Highs: Points: 30 (Apr. 6 at Dallas); Assists: 12 (Jan. 16 at New Orleans); Rebounds: 9 (Apr. 2 vs. Utah)...Led Blazers in assists 46 times, scoring three times...Ranked 12th in NBA in assists (6.5)...Despite career-low scoring average (11.4), had six 20-plus scoring games and one 30-plus effort (season-high 30 pts on 12-18 FGA in OT win at Dallas, Apr. 6)...Notched eight double-figure assist games, including season-high 12 at New Orleans, Jan. 16...Missed three games with injury in season’s final weeks (left foot/Achilles)...Traded to Knicks with Kurt Thomas, Jul. 16, 2012. Year-By-Year: 2005-06 (Bobcats): NBA All-Rookie Second Team...Named to NBA All-Rookie Second Team and finished fourth in T-Mobile Rookie of the Year voting (won by Hornets’ Chris Paul)...Three-time T-Mobile NBA Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month (Feb, March, April)...Averaged 11.9 ppg and 5.6 apg (21st in NBA) over 30.1 mpg in 80 games (54 starts)...Went 97-271 (.358) from Downtown...Had 11 20-plus scoring games and two 30-plus games...Double-figure assists 14 times...Among NBA rookies, finished fourth in scoring (11.9), second in assists (5.6)...Led Bobcats in scoring 13 times, assists 27 times...Season-highs 31 points on Feb. 25 at Phoenix, 14 assists on Apr. 17 vs. Knicks at MSG...Missed two games due to injury (sprained right big toe, abdominal strain). 2006-07 (Bobcats): Standout sophomore campaign with 14.0 ppg and 7.0 apg (10th in NBA) over 36.3 mpg in 78 games (75 starts)...Ranked 14th in NBA with 1.51 spg...Went 103-312 (.330) from Downtown...Had 11 20-plus scoring games and 13 double-figure assist games...Bobcats were 9-2 when he had a pts-ast double-double...Led Bobcats in scoring 13 times, assists 45 times...Season-high 24 points on Mar. 10 vs. Grizzlies...Enjoyed remarkable two-day stretch just prior to New Year’s: Logged career-high and NBA season-high 57 minutes in 3OT win over Lakers, Dec. 29, 2006 (22 pts, 15 ast). Just 24 hours later, dished off a career-high 19 assists at Indiana, Dec. 30, 2006...Scored 17 points with six assists for Sophomores in T-Mobile Rookie Challenge at NBA All-Star 2007 in Las Vegas...Missed four games due to injury (two in Jan. with sprained left ankle). 2007-08 (Bobcats): Fine all-around season with 14.4 ppg and 7.4 apg (seventh in NBA) over 37.6 mpg (22nd in NBA) in 79 games (all starts)..., Had 13 20-plus scoring games and 19 double-figure assist games...Led Bobcats in scoring eight times, assists 57 times...Season-highs 29 points on Feb. 11 vs. Lakers, 15 assists on Jan. 14 vs. Nuggets...Nailed 22 straight FT, Feb. 22-Mar. 5...Missed three games due to injury (knee/ankle). 2008-09 (Bobcats): Played in all 82 games (81 starts) and logged career-high 3,086 total minutes (37.6 mpg, 15th in NBA)...Averaged 14.2 ppg , 6.7 apg (13th in NBA) and 1.54 spg (11th in NBA)...Career-high 126 total steals...Had 14 20-plus scoring games and two 30-plus games...Ten double-figure assist games...Led Bobcats in points 18 times, assists 53 times...Had 30 blocked shots after notching 30 total blocks over his first three NBA seasons...Season-high 32 points vs. Sixers, Apr. 7, 2009...Notched a career-high seven steals on Nov. 22 vs. Bucks...Season-high 14 assists on Dec. 1 vs. Timberwolves...Came within one assist of a triple-double in Jan. 27 2OT win at Lakers (21 pts, 9 ast, career-high 11 rebs). 2009-10 (Bobcats): Helped lead Bobcats to first NBA Playoff berth in franchise history, averaging 12.1 ppg, 5.6 apg (19th in NBA) and a career-high .459 from the field over 33.0 mpg in 80 games (all starts)...On NBA Leader Board, finished 19th in assists (5.6), 15th in steals (1.54), 18th in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.65) and 20th in steals-to-turnover ratio (0.73)...Had six 20-plus scoring games and five 10-plus assist games...Led Bobcats in scoring seven times, assists 50 times...Season-high 28 points (11-14 FGA, 4-4 from Downtown) on Dec. 4, 2009 at New Jersey...Season-high 11 assists three times...Broke Knicks’ hearts in season’s second game with 22 pts in 2OT win over NYK at Charlotte, Oct 30, 2009. Forced second OT with driving layup with :13.4 left in first OT (88-88)...Missed two games due to injury (one with sprained right ankle, one with flu-like symptoms)...Averaged 11.8 ppg, 5.0 apg and went 17-42 FGA (.405), starting all four Playoff games as Bobcats were swept in first round by Magic in first-ever post-season appearance...Scored 19 points in Game One (Apr. 18, 2010 at Orlando)...Became free agent, Jul. 1, 2010; signed with Knicks, Jul. 12, 2010. 2010-11 (Knicks-Nuggets): Split perhaps his best pro season between Knicks and Nuggets, making immediate impact in NY prior to being dealt to Denver in blockbuster Carmelo Anthony deal...Overall in 75 games (54 starts), averaged career-highs 15.5 ppg and 8.3 apg, shooting .425 over 36.5 mpg...116-329 (.353) from Downtown (career high 116 homers)...Played in 54 games (all starts) for Knicks, then came off the bench in 21 contests for Denver...Ranked sixth in NBA in assists (8.3) and eighth in steals (1.67)...As A Knick: Shined in brief Knicks tenure, averaging 17.1 ppg and 9.0 apg with .423 shooting (339-801 FGA) over 38.4 mpg as a Knick...Led Knicks in scoring seven times, assists 51 times (in 54 games)...Had 19 20-plus scoring games, and one 30-plus effort...Went 157-181 FTA (.867), including 28 consecutive FTM from Oct 30-Nov. 16...Recorded 27 double-figure assist games, including first career triple-double...Rang up six straight double-figure assist games, Dec. 12-25, with 12.3 apg (74) in span...Scored career-high 35 points (13-17 FGA, 4-7 from Downtown) with 11 assists at Golden State, Nov. 19, 2010...Key factor in 2OT win at Detroit, Nov. 28, with 23 points and 11 assists in 53 minutes...Scored 28 points in win over Raptors, Dec. 8, 2010. Capped night with dramatic three-point bomb that danced on the rim and finally dropped through with 2.7 seconds left to lift Knicks to 113-110 win...Dished off 17 assists (his high as a Knick).in win over Nuggets, Dec. 12...Key factor in stunning win over 29-4 Spurs, Jan. 4, with 28 points, seven assists and no turnovers in 37 minutes...Recorded first career triple-double with 23 points (5-10 from Downtown), 11 assists and 10 rebounds at Phoenix, Jan. 7, 2011...Tied Knicks club record by ringing up 14 assists without a turnover in win at Portland, Jan. 11...Traded to Denver as part of three-team deal with Minnesota that brought Carmelo Anthony to Knicks, Feb. 22, 2011...Averaged 11.5 ppg and 6.5 apg over 31.6 mpg in 21 games off the bench for Nuggets...Nuggets highs 22 points on Mar. 14 at New Orleans, 14 assists (Nuggets season high) on Apr. 9 vs. Minnesota...Had three 10-plus assist games for Nuggets...Missed two games in Mar. due to sprained left ankle...Came off the bench in all five games of Nuggets’ first round Playoff loss to Thunder, with 11.6 ppg, 4.2 apg and .360 shooting (18-50 FGA) over 30.4 mpg...Double-figure scoring in four of the five games (16 pts in Game Two, Apr. 20)...Traded to Portland as part of three-team trade with Dallas, Jun. 23, 2011. As A Collegian: Three-year averages of 12.5 ppg and 6.9 apg in 101 games for North Carolina...First player in Tar Heels history to record 1,000 points, 600 assists, 300 rebounds, 150 steals and 100 three-point field goals...Fourth on Tar Heels list in career assists (698) and second in assists per game (6.9)...In his final (junior) season, was named to the NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team after helping lead North Carolina to 2005 NCAA title, averaging 13.7 points and 6.8 assists in NCAA Tourney...Named First Team All-ACC, Honorable Mention All-ACC Defensive and Third Team Associated Press All-American...As a sophomore in 2003-04, led ACC and ranked fifth in the nation with 7.1 assists...In 2002-03, became first freshman in UNC history to be voted team MVP. Community Corner: In first Knicks stint, oversaw Felton’s Phenoms ticket program which provided tickets to Knicks home games to area youth groups throughout the season...Served as a spokesperson for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Charlotte...In conjunction with the Feed the Children Program, hosted food drives in Charlotte and in his hometown of Latta, SC. |
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| Raymond Bernard Felton, Jr...Has two older sisters, Charmaine and Juvonna...Charmaine attended North Greenville College on a softball scholarship and Juvonna went to Claflin College on a basketball scholarship...Named Naismith Award winner by the Atlanta Tipoff Club as the 2002 National High School Player of the Year and was also Gatorade National Player of the Year...Led Latta High School to back-to-back state championships and a 104-9 record in his career...Two-time Mr. Basketball winner in South Carolina...Broke state career scoring record with 2,992 points....Helped lead the East to victory in the McDonald’s All-America Game at MSG...In high school, played football (quarterback and safety) and baseball (pitcher and shortstop) for two years and ran the 100 meters one year. | ||
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