NBA.com: PLAYOFFS 2003

May 27:
San Antonio

5/22: N.J.
5/12: Boston
5/6: Detroit
5/4: Dallas
5/1: Phoenix
4/29: N.J.
4/21: Sac.

Fact: "Tiny" is the only player ever to lead the NBA in scoring and assists in a season (34.0 ppg, 11.4 apg in 1972-73).

May 27:
San Antonio

5/22: N.J.
5/19: Detroit
5/5: S.A.
5/2: N.O.
4/28: Utah
4/27: L.A.
4/25: Portland
4/23: Dallas
4/21: S.A.

Fact: The "Ice Man" averaged 26.2 points per game and won four scoring titles in five seasons from 1977-78 to 1981-82.

May 9:
Los Angeles

5/7: N.J.
4/30: Detroit
4/27: Phoenix
4/24: Mil.
4/23: Detroit

Fact: Lanier posted an outstanding 20.1 points and 10.1 rebounds per game during his 959-game NBA career.

May 24:
New Jersey

5/23: Dallas
4/21: Indiana

Fact: Moses posted 18.8 ppg and 14.6 rpg as a 19-year-old rookie in the ABA after making the jump directly from high school.

May 25:
Dallas

5/21: S.A.
5/11: L.A.
4/24: N.J.
4/22: N.J.

Fact: Russell amassed 21,620 career rebounds, second only to Chamberlain's 23,924, for an incredible average of 22.5 per game.

May 24:
New Jersey

5/22: N.J.
5/20: Detroit
5/18: Detroit
5/15: L.A.
5/11: L.A.
5/9: Boston
5/7: S.A.
5/6: Dallas
5/4: Dallas
5/2: Portland
4/30: L.A.
4/27: L.A.
4/25: Portland
4/20: Min.

Fact: Walton spurred Blazermania in Portland when he led the league in rebounding (14.4) and shot blocking (3.25) in 1976-77.



May 22: New Jersey May 15: Sac. May 11: L.A. May 8: Dallas May 7: S.A. Fact: When Kareem retired, no player had ever scored more points, won more MVP awards or played in more All-Star Games.	May 23: Dallas 5/21: S.A. 5/2: Orlando 5/1: Boston Fact: The relentless "Hondo" earned All-Star honors 13 times and won eight NBA championships with the Boston Celtics.	April 30: Philadelphia Fact: Bobby earned 1982-83 All-Defensive First Team honors despite coming off the bench for the NBA champion 76ers.	May 10: Philadelphia 5/5: N.J. Fact: Labeled "the ultimate playground player" by teammate Bill Bradley, "The Pearl" helped lead the Knicks to victory in the 1973 NBA Finals.	May 21: San Antonio Fact: Regarded as one of the strongest men ever to play pro hoops, Artis was an intimidating center during the 1970s and 1980s.