1, Phoenix Suns (Phoenix Suns): the team was founded in 1968, Phoenix is the capital of Arizona, is located in the desert on the west coast of the United States, the annual precipitation is scarce, sunny, with the "sun" for the team name is the most representative. Sonic Underwater Navigation System Sonic Underwater Navigation System (SONIC) Underwater Navigation System Sonic Underwater Navigation System
Head Coach: Mike D'Antoni
2, San Antonio Spurs (San Antonio Spurs): one of the NBA's founding teams, the earliest when the team's home base in Dallas, the team name "Dallas Oak". Oak team", renamed "Texas Oak team" in 1970, and renamed "Spurs" after moving to San Antonio in 1973. "Spurs" is a horseback rider nailed to the heel of the shoe of a kind of iron spurs, as the team name, can reflect the development of the western United States of America's characteristics of the times.Space Power Unit Reactor Space Flight Power Unit Reactor
Head Coach: Popovich
Players Roster
S Jackson Guard/Forward
Stephen Smith Guard
T Parker Guard
S Claxton Guard
B B Bowen Forward/Guard
Giambili Guard
Tim Duncan Forward
S Cole Guard
Bartel Center
M. Rose Forward
D. Frey Forward
Kevin Willis Center/Forward
David Robinson Center
3. Seattle Supersonics: The team was born in Seattle, home to the headquarters of the Boeing Company, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer. When the team was founded in 1967, Boeing was developing and manufacturing supersonic passenger airplanes, and the team, which was created with the help of Boeing, chose the name "Supersonics.
Head coach: McMillan
Team roster
Ansul Cisse Forward
Rashard Lewis Forward
Potapanko Center/Forward
Droppenjack Center
Kenny Anderson Defenseman
Gary Peyton Defenseman
Damon Mason Defenseman
Brendon Brennen, the team's first player to be a member of the Boeing Company, was named the "Supersonics" after the Boeing Company.
Brent Barry, guard
J James, center
J Ford, guard
K Booth, center
Reid Markowski, forward
4. Dallas Mavericks: In March 1980, the team's owner, out of approximately 4,600 names collected, chose "Mavericks". The team's owner chose "Mavericks" as the team's name out of about 4,600 names that were solicited.
Head Coach Don Nelson (1036-806)
Players
Finley Guard/Forward
A. Johnson Guard
A. Griffin Forward
A. Aduwahad Forward/Guard
Reigard Bell Guard
Nash Guard
Nahuala Forward
Nahula Forward
Van Exel Guard
Nowitzki Forward
Eshmael Center
Bradley Center
LaFrance Center
P-Jones Forward
5, Sacramento Kings: The team's name change is more than any other NBA team. Teams can not be expected, was founded called "Rochester Royals", 1957 was renamed "Cincinnati Royals", 1972 was renamed "Kansas City - O'Hama Kings" until 1985, when they settled in Sacramento and changed their name to the "Sacramento Kings."
Manager: Adelman (544-361)
Players
G. Wallace Forward
Chris Webber Forward
Charles Webber Forward
Charles Webb Forward
Charles Webb Forward
Charles Webb Forward
Charles Webb Webber Forward
Theodore Turkoglu Forward
Clark Center/Forward
Cliffs Guard
Mike Bibby Guard
Chris Christie Guard/Forward
Stojakovic Forward
Divac Center
Bobbi Jackson Guard
Price Guard <
Berard Forward/Center
Fontainebleau Forward
6, Houston Rockets (Houston Rockets): the team was first in San Diego, where the munitions industry was prevalent, and then moved to Houston, where NASA is located, in 1961, the name "Rockets" became more popular. "National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Head Coach: Jeff Van Gundy
Players
Tracy -McGrady Forward-Guard
Spanoulis Guard
Yao Ming Center
Ralph Alston Guard
Colek Snider Guard
John Lucas Guard
Luther Head Guard
Steve Novak Forward
Jack Tsakalides Center
Bob Chakaridis
Bob Sura Guard
Shane Battier Forward
Check Hayes Forward
Juwan Howard Forward
Dikembe Mutombo Center
Bonch Wills Forward-Guard
7. Memphis Grizzlies: The Grizzlies came into being in 1995 as an NBA franchise. The Grizzlies were born in 1995 as part of the NBA's overseas expansion program, with their home court in Vancouver, Canada, and named the team after the "grizzly bear," a very iconic animal of Western Canada, symbolizing the power of basketball. 2001, the Grizzlies moved back to Memphis, Tennessee, USA, and changed their name to the Memphis Grizzlies. In 2001, the Grizzlies moved back to Memphis, Tenn.
Head Coach: Sidney Lowe (79-220)
Players
Drew Gooden Forward
W Parson Guard
J Williams Guard
Swift Center
Dixon Guard
Gilczek Guard
Trebanski Center
Garzauszko (79-220)
Memphis Grizzlies (79-220)
Memphis Grizzlies (79-220)
The team is now the first to be named in the United States.
Gasol Forward
Ashibode Forward
Wright Guard
Earl Watson Guard
Baddiel Guard
Wright Center
8, Los Angeles Lakers (L.A. Lakers): In 1948, the Lakers were in Minnesota, but a plane crash caused the Lakers' owner to lose his job. airplane crash, so that the Lakers owner made up his mind, relocated to Los Angeles in 1960. The name of the team is also a collection of names, meaning people who work or live in the Great Lakes in the northeastern United States. Head Coach: Tomjanovich
Team Names
Tony Burbitt Guard
Kwame Brown Forward/Center
Kobe Bryant Guard
Andre Barnum Center
Vel Conlonie Guard
Brian Cook Forward
Devon George Forward
Devon George
Devon George Forward
The Lakers were the first team to be named in the 1960s.
Devon Green Guard
Jumaine Jones Forward
Aaron McGee Guard
Medvedenko Forward/Center
Chris Mihm Center
Lamar Odom Forward
Adam Pallada Center
Sims Parker Guard
Ralph Proffitt Guard/Forward
Laren -Proffitt Guard/Forward
Sasha Ujakic Guard
Luke Walton Forward
Vaughn Waffle Guard
9. Minnesota Timberwolves: Franchised in 1989, the Timberwolves were named after the Minnesota Timberwolves, a fierce wildlife animal that is abundant in the Minnesota area. "Timberwolves" named.
Head Coach: Saunders (277-245)
Players
Lauren Wood Center
Brandon Guard
Nestrovic Center
Kenda Gill Guard
Szczerbiak Guard
Lopez Guard
Hudson Guard
Gary Trent ForwardKevin Garnett Forward
M Jackson Forward
Joe Smith Forward
Slaughter Forward
Rekecevic Guard
A. Pillar Guard
10, Denver Nuggets: Former name. "The Denver Nuggets, originally known as the Denver Rockets, were one of the founding teams of the ABA, and were renamed the Golden Nuggets after joining the NBA in 1974 because of the discovery of gold in Denver during the 19th-century American expansion of the West.
Head Coach: Jeff Bruderick
Players
D Harvey Forward
Yabroga Forward
Savage Guard
Howard Forward
L Harrington Guard
Rodney White Forward
Saturday Field Guard
C Anderson Forward
C Anderson Forward
L Harrington Guard
Rodney White Forward
Satelfield Guard
C. Anderson Forward
Zhibiasi Vili Forward
Camby Center
Blount Center
Hilario Forward
R. Bowen Forward
Bosch Guard/Forward
11. Los Angeles Clippers: Founded in 1970 in Buffalo, the Los Angeles Clippers are the first team in the United States to be awarded the honor of "The Best Clippers in the United States". L.A. Clippers: Founded in 1970 in Buffalo (Buffalo), the team was called the "Buffalo Braves". 1978 moved to San Diego, renamed the "San Diego Clippers", and then moved to Los Angeles in 1980.
Head coach: Dunleavy
Team members
Linell Chalmers, guard
Rick Brunson, guard
Zelkor Rebracca, center
Quentin Ross, guard
Shane Livingston, guard
Marcau Jaric, guard
Bobbie Simmons, guard-forward. Simmons Guard-Forward
Terrence Morris Forward
Trajay Langdon Guard
Corey Kittles Guard
Mick Moore Center
Mamadou N'Diaye Center
Chris Carman Center
Elton Brand Forward
Caniel Deakins Forward
Caniel Deakins Forward
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Corey Maggette forward-guard
Chris Wilcox forward
12, Portland Trail Blazers (Portland Trail Blazers): Founded in 1970, when Portland is the center of the western development, so the "Trail Blazers" to name the team can also be used to "Trail Blazers".
The Portland Trail Blazers: Founded in 1970, Portland was the center of the western development, so the name "Trail Blazers" reflects the characteristics of that era.
Head Coach: Chicks (49-33)
Players
D Anderson, guard
Stoudemire, guard
McGlynnis, guard
Bunchy Wills, guard
C Smith, guard
Daniels, guard
Sabonis, center
Dougher Doudoux, guard
Daniels, center
Sabonis, center
Dudley Center
Patterson Forward
Woods Forward
R-Wallace Forward
Scott Pippen Forward
D-Davis Center
Bermejer Center
Randolph Forward
13, Utah Jazz: Created in 1974, the home court of the then-formerly known as the Utah Jazz. In 1974, when the home in New Orleans, the team name "New Orleans Jazz". 1980 moved to Salt Lake City, Utah, still use the name "Jazz".
Head Coach: Jerry Sloan (828-486)
Players
Ostertag, center
Stephenson, guard
John Stockton, guard
Mark Jackson, guard
Matt Harpring, forward/guard
British Center
R. Lopez, guard
Matt Harper, forward/guard.
R. Lopez Guard
Amici Forward/Center
C. Arroyo Guard
J. Klins Center
Carl Malone Forward
S. Pettigrew Forward
C. Chaney Guard/Forward
Gimilenko Forward
14. Golden State Warriors: born in Philadelphia in 1946, the team name "Philadelphia Samurai", is to express the American War of Independence sacrificed warriors a kind of respect. 1962 after moving to San Francisco changed to "Golden State Warriors". "
The main team is the Philadelphia Warriors.
Head Coach: Montgomery
Player Names
Troy Murphy Forward
Michael Pietrus Guard-Forward
Clifford Robinson Center-Guard
Drake Fisher Guard
Ansu Cisse Forward
Louis Flores Guard
Spike Spears
Spike Spears
The Warriors were founded in 1962 as the Golden State Warriors.
Spidi Claxton Guard
Brandon Armstrong Guard
Andreas Biedrins Forward-Center
Eduardo Nahura Forward
Jason Richardson Guard-Forward
Adonal Fowler Center
Dale Davis Center-Forward
Matt Carroll GuardMike Dunleavy Guard-Forward
Calbert Chaney Forward-Guard
15, New Orleans Hornets (New Orleans Hornets): formed in Charlotte in 1988 and entered the NBA, the team's team logo is a ferocious Barnes and Noble Hornets, is a collection of works from the community. The Hornets moved from Charlotte to New Orleans in 2002.
Head coach: Byron Scott
Player names
Chris Anderson Forward/Center 6
Daryl Armstrong Guard
P.J. Brown Forward
Byron Davis Guard
Garcia Guard/Forward
Junior Harrington Guard
Britton Johnson Forward
George Lynch Forward
Magnoli Center
Mashburn Forward
Lee Neron Forward
Pickett Guard
Rodney Rogers Forward
J.R. Smith Guard
David Wesley Guard
David West Forward
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1. Miami Heat: Formed in 1988, the team is located in Miami, Florida, where the four seasons are warm and pleasant, so in the list of many team names after the selection of the list chose the "heat", which is not only a sign of Miami's weather conditions, but also hope that the team can have a good reputation. The name "Hot" was chosen from a list of team names to reflect Miami's weather conditions and the hope that the team would have a red-hot, prosperous future.
Head Coach: Pat Riley (1085-512)
Players
Best, guards
Allison, forwards
C. Butler, forwards
Howes, guards
Jones, guards
Mike James, guards
Sean Laplace, forwards
A. Carter, guards
Sean Lapley, forwards
A-Carter, guard
Alonzo Mourning, center
Maric Allen, forward
B-Grant, forward
R-Butler, forward
Steppanya, center
Ken Johnson, forward
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The Detroit Pistons: When they joined the NBA in 1948, their home base was in Ford Wynn, and the owner was in the piston manufacturing business, so "Pistons" became the team's name. 1957, the team moved to the Motor City of Detroit, and still used the name.
Head coach: Larry Brown
Team members
Chancey Billups, guard
Eldon Campbell, center-forward
Carlos Delfino, guard
Ronald Dupree, forward
Darvin Ham, forward-guard
Richard Hamilton, guard-guard
Darvin Ham, forward-guard
Richard Hamilton, guard-guard
Richard Hamilton, guard-guard
Darvin Ham, guard-guard
Darvin Ham, guard, guard, forward
The team was named the Pistons in 1957 after they moved to the Motor City. Forward
Lindsay Hunter Guard
Antonio McDyess Forward
Dako Milicic Forward-Center
Tyshawn Prince Forward
Ben Wallace Forward-Center
Rasheed Wallace Forward-Center
3. Boston Celtics: 1946, Boston Celtics. Celtics): In 1946, 11 big hockey owners discussed the formation of a new basketball league, and so the BAA was born, with the Celtics being one of the original 11 teams. Because of the large number of Irish immigrants in Boston, many of whom were Celtics, the team's name was "The Original Celtics," which was later shortened to "The Celtics.
Head Coach: O'Brien (73-57)
Members
Walter McCarty Forward
T. Battie Center
Brown Guard
Tony Delk Guard
A. Walker Forward
Bremer Guard
S. Williams Guard
Paul Pippen (73-57)
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Paul Pierce Forward
Sandoval Center
Vin Baker Forward
Walkerski Forward
E-Williams Forward
4, Cleveland Cavaliers (Cleveland Cavaliers): 1970 into the league, Cleveland in the newly established professional basketball team to give the name of the team
Head coach: Paul Silas
Team members
DeSagana Diop Center
Drew Gooden Forward
Lucious Harris Guard
Kidrennus Ilgauskas Center
Luke Jackson Forward-Guard
LeBron James Forward
Jeff McGinnis Guard
Ira Newell Forward
Alexander Pavlovic Forward
Eric Snow Guard
Robert Traylor Forward-Center
Anderson Valegaio Forward
Dajuan Wagner Guard
Scott Williams The team moved to Washington, D.C., and continued to use the name "Bullets" because the name "Bullets" has a tendency to violence, until the 1997-1998 season was changed to "Wizards "It was not until the 1997-1998 season that the name was changed to the Wizards, or as some people call them, the Wizards.
Head Coach: Clines (295-242)
Players
Haywood Center
Jeffs Forward
Russell Guard
Dixon Guard
Brown Forward/Center
Tyronn Lue Guard
Larry Hughes Guard
Michael Jordan Guard/Forward
Oakley Forward
Cardinal Forward
E-Thomas Center/Forward
Stackhouse Guard/Forward
Reitner Forward/Center
R-Warda Center
J-White Center
6. Orlando Magic: The Magic is one of the NBA's newest teams, joining the NBA in 1989, because Disney World is one of Orlando's major recreational venues and "Come to the magic" (come to play magic) is one of Orlando's favorite phrases, and the Magic is also named after it. The team is also known as the Magic.
Head Coach Doug Rivers (128-118)
Players
Odger, Center
McGrady, Guard
Harpley, Forward
Sacer, Guard
Pat Garrity, Forward
Armstrong, Guard
Jacques Vaughan, Guard
Pat Booker Forward
Grant Hill Forward
Stephen Hunter Center
Shawn Kemp Forward
Mike Miller Forward
H Grant Center
De Klerk Center
7. Chicago Bulls (Chicago Bulls): Joining the NBA in 1966 because of the original Flyer Michael Jordan, the Chicago Bulls are definitely the NBA team with the highest visibility in the world. Chicago's livestock industry is so developed that the city's professional football and baseball teams each have a team named after an animal, so "Bulls" became the name of the Chicago professional basketball team.
Head Coach: Cartwright (17-38)
Players
Clarkford, guard
Eddie Curry, forward/center
T. Chandler, center
Jalen Rose, forward
Rick Brunson, guard
Bargridge, center
Holberg. Guard
Fozzell Forward
Jay Williams Guard
R Mason Guard
Eddie Robinson Forward
Baxler Forward
D Marshall Forward
Brute Forward
Hassell Guard
8. Philadelphia 76ers ( Philadelphia 76ers: As a veteran team in the NBA, the Philadelphia 76ers did not have their home court in Philadelphia at the beginning of the team's construction, and did not take the name of the 76ers, but gave a very patriotic name - Syracuse Nationals (Syracuse). The Syracuse Nation, formed in 1937, joined the NBA in 1949 with the merger of the NBL (National Basketball League) and the ABB (American Basketball Association), and then moved to Philadelphia in 1963 and became the "76ers" because Philadelphia is the city where the United States declared its independence in 1776.
Head coach: Larry Brown
Players
Dramblett Center
Allen Iverson Guard
Keith Van Horn Forward
M. Williams Forward
John Salamence Guard
Allen Magee Guard
Mark Bryant Forward
McCloskey Center
Lentzias Center
Eric Snow Guard
Buckner Guard
Art Long Forward
Coleman Forward
Crans Forward
Skinner Forward
9. Indiana Pacers: Also known as the Indiana Pacers. Pacers): also known as the Indiana Sneakers. 1976 to join the NBA, the Pacers English name is "Pacers", pronunciation and "Pace car" is very similar to the "Pace car". The name "Pacers" is very similar to "Pace car", which is the lead car in the "Indy 500" (one of the world's most famous motorsports events on par with Formula One), and its popularity is not to be confused with that of the famous race cars. By naming the team after the Pacers, the team naturally wanted to capitalize on the popularity of the Indy 500.
Head Coach Isiah Thomas
Players
J. Bowie, guard
Harrington, forward
J. O'Neal, forward
Foster, center
Tinsley, guard
R. Artest, forward/guard
F. Jones, guard
Strickland, guard
Tinsley, guard
Tinsley, forward
F. Strickland Guard
R. Moser Guard/Forward
J. Bender Forward
Blazek Center
Reggie Miller Guard
Crosier Forward
B. Miller Center
10. New Jersey Nets: The Nets joined the NBA in 1976. NBA, "net" means "basketball net", is one of the indispensable elements of basketball. The reason why the Nets took this name, on the one hand, in order to climb a little relationship with basketball, on the other hand, because as early as before the establishment of the New Jersey Nets, New York has a baseball team METS and football team JETS, at that time, these two teams have been fully fledged, the Nets took up the two teams harmonized NETS, in fact, would like to dip into the light of it.
Head Coach: Byron Scott (78-86)
Players
Armstrong Guard
Jason Kidd Guard
Kenyon Martin Forward
Slayer Guard
Charles Guard
Harris Guard
Jimmy Feek Forward
Scarabolin ForwardJefferson Forward
Kittles Guard
Aaron Williams Center
Jason Killings Center
Rogers Forward
Mutombo Center
11, Milwaukee Bucks (Milwaukee): 1968. Join the NBA, and many do not know what animal name to give the team name, Milwaukee in the name of their own team was also indecisive, and finally in, including "skunk (Skunk)", "beaver (Beaver)", etc. In the end, among the names of animals, including "Skunk", "Beaver", etc., chose "Buck", which has good bouncing power and is wild in Milwaukee, as the name of the team.
Head coach Terry Porter
Team members
Michael Reed, guard
Ruben Patterson, forward
Maurice Williams, guard
Charlie Bell, guard
Andrew Bogut, center
Earl Boykins
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Charlie Villanueva Forward
Ethan Elesov Forward
Brian Skinner Forward-Center
Dan Gadzuric Center
David Noel Forward-Guard
Ryan Carell Guard
Damir Malcotar Forward
Jared Reiner Center
Ja. Jared Renner center
Chris McRae guard
12, New York Knicks (New York Knicks): joined the NBA in 1946, the correct term is "lantern pants team", because there are a large number of Dutch immigrants in New York, the Dutch people like to wear baggy fat lantern pants, and the "lantern pants team" is a team with a large number of Dutch immigrants, and the "lantern pants team" is a team with a large number of Dutch immigrants, and the "lantern pants team" is a team with a large number of Dutch immigrants. The "Knicks" is just a translation of the word "pants".
Head Coach: Wilkens
Players
Anfony Hardaway Guard/Forward
Jamison Briwell Guard
Stephen Marbury Guard
Tim Thomas Forward
Jamal Crawford Guard
Nazl Mohamed Center
Bruno Sangquan, the first player to play for the Knicks.
Bruno Sandoval Center
Alan Houston Guard
Ariza Forward
Mookie Norris Guard
Jerome Williams Forward/Center
Kurt Thomas Forward
Vin Baker Forward
Santon Anderson Guard/Forward
Mike Sweetney Forward
Tim Thomas Forward
Jamal Crawford Guard
Nazl Mohammed Center
Mike -Sweeney Forward
13, Toronto Raptors (Toronto Raptors): The Raptors were born in 1995, as part of the NBA's overseas expansion program, the home of the Canadian city of Toronto, the team name is also collected, and finally chose the fierce, fast, high jumping "dragon". ".
Head Coach: Wilkens (1268-1056)
Team roster
Montrose Center
Jeffreys Forward
Jalen McCoy Forward
McCall Bradley Forward
Hoffman Center
L. Hunt Guard
Jerome -Williams Forward
Vince Carter Guard/Forward
Alvin Williams Guard
L. Murray Forward
Maurice Peterson Forward
M. Nadaye Center
Antonio Davis Forward/Forward
14. Bobcats): "Bobcats," wild animals in the mountains of North Carolina, are alert, adept at catching prey, and possess all the habits of a feline. The Bobcats joined the NBA in 2004.
Head Coach: Beckstaff
Player Names
Brezek Center
Ely Forward/Center
Hart Guard
House Guard
Hunter Forward
Carbono Forward
Knight Guard
Okafor Forward/Center
Okafor Forward/Center
Okafor Guard
Okafor Forward/Center
Okafor Forward/Center
Okafor
Okafor, forward/center
Bernard Robinson, guard/forward
Sampson, forward/center
Slay, guard
Steve Smith, guard/forward
Trone Smith, forward
Gerald Wallace, forward
Jacquid White, center/forward
Head Coach Mike Woodson
Players
Kenny Anderson Guard
Jon Barry Guard
Lonnie Baxter Forward
Reggie Blount Center
Josh Chrystis Forward/Guard
Jason Collier Forward
Chris Crawford Forward
Tony Delk Guard
Boris Diovie Guard
Pridrag Drobnjek Center
Al Harrington Forward
Royle Iwoy Guard
Anthony Miller Forward
Jeff Mack Guard
Doonta Smith Guard
Joe Smith Forward
Antoine Walker Forward
Saadi Washington Guard
Kevin Willis
Center Forward
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