Lindsey Hunter

Lindsay Hunter is a player of Basket-ball evolving/moving with the Detroit Pistons.

Biography

Lindsay Hunter, whose idol of childhood is only other than the mythical leader of the Pistons Isiah Thomas, made its university career with Jackson State, a rather modest FAC. It will leave its print there. Its stats of 20.1 pts, 3.7 pds and 3.2 reb does of him one of the best players of the country. It will thus rafflera of many university distinctions. Its number, 11, from now on are withdrawn with Jackson State. It has also 12 records of its FAC, of which the maximum of points registered in one season (907) and of baskets at three points successful on all the course (293).

As of its exit of Jackson State, Lindsay Hunter finds taking in NBA. It is found at the Detroit Pistons where it has will cotoiera Isiah Thomas. During seven years, its stats was very correct (of 7.5 pts in 1994 to 14.2 pts in 1997), with same a point of 37 pts against New Jersey, on November 15th, 1997.

In 2000, however, it decides to go to see elsewhere. Its exodus of the Michigan will last three seasons, one with the Minnesota Timberwolves (10.1 pts), one with the Los Angeles Lakers (5.8 pts and a title) and the last with the Toronto Raptors (9.7 pts).

It thus returns to Detroit at the time of the summer 2003. But its role decreased well. He plays from now on the supporting roles behind Chauncey Billups. On some matches however, it can thread the costume of the saver, with his diabolic shot in the last minutes.

Recently, in March 2007, it was controlled positive with a Amphétamine, named phentermine. It was suspended ten days.

Indentity card

complete Name: Lindsay Benson Hunter Jr

Birth date: Thursday, December 3, 1970

Size: 1.88 m

Weight: 88 kg

Station: driving

Marital status: married to Ivy, two children

Clubs

1990-1993: Jackson State (NCAA)
1993-2000: Strait Pistons (NBA)
2000-2001: Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA)
2001-2002: Los Angeles Lakers (NBA)
2002-2003: Toronto Raptors (NBA)
2003 -?: Strait Pistons (NBA)

Prize list

2 titles NBA in 2002 and 2004 with Lakers and the Pistons

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