Jason Collins

Okay.

We've got three of them, right? We've got three of them? That's a random one, but just saying started and would average like five points per game made me think immediately of Jason Collins because he started year after year for those Nets teams, and he would average like four points per game.

I mean, it's maybe a little bit obscure, but I feel like that's kind of what this question calls for.

Let's go with it.

If you're fully healthy, seven seasons if you're like healthy.

He definitely played 500 games in his career.

Jason Collins is number one on this list.

What a snipe.

Clarence Carter, stroking, stroking to the east, stroking to the west.

I'm going to pick Jason Collins.

He's still probably the only openly gay NBA player.

I believe so.

Well, there is one Hall of Famer here.

Jason Collins, Zach Randolph, Brendan Haywood, Gerald Wallace, Samuel Dallenbaer, Jamal Tinsley, and Tony Parker.

Of that group, obviously Tony Parker is the best one.

Tinsley would have been a fit for those Wolves teams that were always searching for point guard play and didn't find it consistently.

Obviously, Tony Parker.

I don't necessarily think D'Alembert would have been the best fit next to Garnett, nor would have Zach Randolph at that time.

But Jason Collins, Brendan Haywood, Gerald Wallace, all would have fit for the Wolves.

And they missed out on it.

It's cool, man.

Me and Jason got so stupid.

This is going to be a very weird show.

You and who?

Me and

Jason Collins got so stupid.

Oh, man.

Chickity China, the Chinese chicken.

Dingle had a sore knee, holds a sore shoulder.

They're both out of the ballgame right now with Jason Collins and Kim Herring at the safety spots.

They're

blue-collar types.

Comes away with the first down.

Loses the ball and Penn State recovers it.

Jason Collins, the strong safety, recovered it.

Michigan digging a hole.

Dingle had a sore knee, Holes a sore shoulder.

They're both out of the ballgame right now with Jason Collins and Kim Herring at the safety spots.

They're

blue-collar types.

Single coverage down here.

Turns it back, spins into the crowd, comes away with the first down, loses the ball, and Penn State covers it.

Jason Collins, the strong safety, recovered it.

Michigan digging a hole.

That's, that is...

Ted Turner, Kyle Busch, Jason Collins.

Those three made marks on their spaces like none other.

Obviously Ted Turner, uh, the founder of CNN, died at 87.

Jason Collins, the first NBA player, openly gay NBA player, Jason Collins.

47.

It was cancer, right?

That's young.