Nazr Mohammed

Retired

Chicago Bulls · C · 18 NBA seasons · 1,446 career appearances · 6,198 career points

Nazr Mohammed recorded 1,446 NBA appearances across 18 seasons with Chicago Bulls, Charlotte Hornets, Atlanta Hawks, Oklahoma City Thunder, San Antonio Spurs, Philadelphia 76ers, Detroit Pistons, New York Knicks.

Best highlights

5.9

career pts/gm

4.7

career reb/gm

0.4

career ast/gm

996

career games

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Nazr Mohammed's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1996-97–2005-06

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Allen Iverson

Dikembe Mutombo

Defiance, scoring and the 2001 Finals

Philadelphia 76ers · Iverson

Iverson's fearlessness made him an MVP and cultural icon, carrying a defense-first supporting cast to the Finals.

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Franchise era

1994-95–2006-07

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Dikembe Mutombo

Mookie Blaylock

Mutombo's blocks give way to rebuilding

Atlanta Hawks · Defense, then a reset

An elite defensive core kept Atlanta relevant in the 1990s before a long rebuild followed the veterans' departure.

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Franchise era

2000-01–2009-10

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Stephon Marbury

David Lee

Constant changes without a foundation

New York Knicks · The lost decade

New York chased short-term fixes through a costly decade and reached the playoffs only once.

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Franchise era

1997-98–2015-16

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Tim Duncan

Tony Parker

Five titles through constant evolution

San Antonio Spurs · The Duncan dynasty

Duncan's steadiness allowed San Antonio to evolve from twin towers to a flowing motion offense while winning five championships.

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Franchise era

2000-01–2008-09

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Chauncey Billups

Ben Wallace

Five players, one defense and the 2004 title

Detroit Pistons · Going to Work

A cast assembled through shrewd trades reached six straight conference finals and upset the Lakers for the 2004 championship.

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Franchise era

2004-05–2011-12

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Gerald Wallace

Stephen Jackson

Expansion again and a historic low

Charlotte Hornets · The Bobcats

The replacement franchise reached the 2010 playoffs around Wallace before a teardown produced the lockout season's 7–59 record.

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Franchise era

2008-09–2015-16

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Kevin Durant

Russell Westbrook

Durant and Westbrook grow up at once

Oklahoma City Thunder · The first Thunder superteam

An unprecedented collection of young talent reached the 2012 Finals and four conference finals before injuries and departures narrowed the window.

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Franchise era

2008-09–2015-16

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Derrick Rose

Joakim Noah

A hometown MVP and Thibodeau defense

Chicago Bulls · The D-Rose Bulls

Rose became the youngest MVP, Chicago won 62 games and reached the 2011 conference finals. His ACL injury changed the ceiling, but Noah, Butler and the defense kept the era competitive.

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Franchise era

2016-17–2018-19

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Russell Westbrook

Paul George

An MVP keeps the arena roaring

Oklahoma City Thunder · Westbrook's triple-double years

Westbrook answered Durant's departure with a historic MVP season, and George later joined another short-lived contender.

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Career accomplishments

18 NBA seasons1,446 career appearances6,198 career points83 playoff appearancesCareer high: 30 pointsCareer high: 20 reboundsCareer high: 4 assists

Database-derived career milestones; verified honors not yet attached

Nazr Mohammed

Franchise eras

Philadelphia 76ers · Iverson

Atlanta Hawks · Defense, then a reset

New York Knicks · The lost decade

San Antonio Spurs · The Duncan dynasty

Detroit Pistons · Going to Work

Charlotte Hornets · The Bobcats

Oklahoma City Thunder · The first Thunder superteam

Chicago Bulls · The D-Rose Bulls

Oklahoma City Thunder · Westbrook's triple-double years

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

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Career-high games

Franchise eras

Philadelphia 76ers · Iverson

Atlanta Hawks · Defense, then a reset

New York Knicks · The lost decade

San Antonio Spurs · The Duncan dynasty

Detroit Pistons · Going to Work

Charlotte Hornets · The Bobcats

Oklahoma City Thunder · The first Thunder superteam

Chicago Bulls · The D-Rose Bulls

Oklahoma City Thunder · Westbrook's triple-double years

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

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Career-high games