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Shaquille O'Neal
The 1993 NBA All-Star Game, which set the record for highest TV ratings in the event's history, showcased the league's newest superstar, Orlando's Shaquille O'Neal. Through the NBA All-Star break, O'Neal had accomplished feats only dreamed of by rookies. He was the only player to be ranked among the top ten in four categories, which helped his team to three more wins by mid-season than the entire 199192 year. On February 16, 1993, he scored a career-high 46 points, a total only three NBA players surpassed in the season's first half. On defense, his 188 blocked shots broke the franchise's previous career record of 138.
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Drafted in first round, 22nd pick, by Milwaukee in 1986... Traded to Indiana in 1987... Finished as leading scorer in Michigan State history with 2,145 points.



Grant helped the Magic reach the 1995 NBA Finals on the strength of his spectacular postseason play, where he averaged 10.1 rebounds and 13.7 points per game.



The Magic began play in the NBA in 1989-90, but many people will point to the 1992 NBA Draft as the team's jumping-off point. The addition of superstar center Shaquille O'Neal with the first overall pick brought the franchise instant respectability and delivered the club to a new level of competitiveness. DID YOU KNOW? On the strength of its best start ever (8-3), the Magic ended the season's opening month in first place in the Atlantic Division for the first time ever. With Matt Guokas at the helm since 1989, the Magic are the only NBA team that has never made a coaching change. SCORECARD. Guokas earned his 200th career win December 19, 1992, as Orlando beat the Hawks 125-84 for the largest margin of victory in franchise history.



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Michael Ansley
Second draft pick in franchise history...Led Magic in field goal percentage for second consecutive year in 1991...Pulled down season-high 13 rebounds against Denver 12/30/90...Finished collegiate career as Alabama's all-time leading scorer (1,749) and rebounder (986)...Nicknamed "Baby Face."
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