1. Earl Manigat, a new york native nicknamed "Goat", is a street legend in new york. His biography has been made into a movie and broadcast on HBO. And he played football in a big place since he was a child-the stadium on 98th Street was also named after his nickname "Goat". He went to prison for taking drugs. After he was released from prison, he coached teenagers to play ball near his hometown. 1998 died. Considered as the greatest player who has never played in the NBA.

2. Joe Homend, a native of new york, nicknamed "Destroyer", a 6-foot-4 defender, won Locke at the age of 20.

Most valuable player in the league. Under the defense of Dr. J, he scored 50 points easily at half-time.

3. Clando, a native of new york, nicknamed "Cyclone", once scored 135 points in a game, with an average of 70 points in a season. Known as the "bullring", it has the skills of changing hands and dribbling.

4. Lamar Meng Dan, a native of Chicago, nicknamed "Qian", a 5' 9 "defender and a famous sharpshooter. Angie, the former coach of the Suns, used to wear a warm-up coat embroidered with Lamar during training. When he is practicing outside shooting and layup, his teammates will call him Lamar Meng Dan.

Lloyd daniels, a native of new york, nicknamed "Pea" and a 6' 8 "defender from Queens, new york, is regarded as the greatest basketball player in new york since Abdel-Gabbar. He can play all five positions on the court and is called jump shot magician Johnson.

6. Herman North, a native of new york, was nicknamed "Helicopter". He has been seen to jump more than half the height of the rebound. In the street "bullfighting", Jabbar's hook was given on the chessboard to reward him with a big hot pot.

7. Art Hicks, a Chicago native, nicknamed "Great Art", a 6-foot-5 forward from St. Elizabeth High School, is famous for his "cool" dunk that breaks the backboard.

8. Rafter Altson, a native of new york, was nicknamed "Come and play with me" to praise his magical performance on the court. Many NBA stars didn't want to defend him when they returned to the bullring, so Marbury admitted to teaching him a lesson. The draft of 1998 will be selected by Bucks.

9. Ralph Walker, a native of Chicago, nicknamed "Rocket", is 6 feet 4 inches tall. He jumped up on the court, threw the ball on the backboard twice, picked it up and stuffed it into the basket. Everyone on the field froze and asked him to do it again, and he did the same.

10. Darling Mei Sen, nicknamed "Chewing" from Philadelphia, is 5 feet 1 1 inch tall and has a vertical takeoff height of 43 inches. His magical assists are the most memorable.