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"PROFESSIONAL CAREER:Has appeared in 656 NBA regular season games (30 starts) during his 13-year career and has averaged 5.5 points, 5.1 rebounds, 1.48 blocks and 17.9 minutes while shooting 53.3 percent from the field, 21.6 percent from three-point range and 65.3 percent from the line\u2026has shot at least 50 percent from the field in nine of his 13 seasons, including each of the last seven\u2026has scored in double figures on 111 occasions and grabbed double-figure rebounds 65 times\u2026has posted 22 double-doubles\u2026his career high for consecutive double-figure scoring games is four (Mar. 2-9, 2005)\u2026his career high in consecutive games with a block is 21 (Nov. 11-Dec. 25, 2009)\u2026has 262 multi-block and 59 multi-steal games\u2026ranks 13th on the HEAT\u2019s all-time blocked shots list\u2026has appeared in 69 NBA postseason games (0 starts) and has averaged 5.4 points (.644 FG%, .692 FT%), 4.8 rebounds, 1.26 blocks and 17.0 minutes\u2026has scored in double figures 11 times in postseason play and has grabbed double-figure rebounds four times\u2026ranks among the HEAT\u2019s all-time postseason leaders in dunks (7th), blocked shots (tied-7th) and offensive rebounds (9th)\u2026made a postseason career-high 18 consecutive field goal attempts from May 13-30, 2013\u2026owns the HEAT postseason single-game record for most field goals made in a game without a miss (7-7 vs. Indiana, May 22, 2013).2014-15 SEASON: Appeared in 60 games (20 starts) for the HEAT and averaged 5.3 points (.580 FG%, .667 FT%), 5.0 rebounds, 1.02 blocks and 18.9 minutes\u2026officially missed 17 games due to injury/illness and was a DNP-CD on five occasions (four of which he dressed despite being injured)\u2026sat out five games (Nov. 2-9) with a left rib contusion\u2026missed eight games (Nov. 25-Dec. 12) with a sprained right ankle\u2026sat out two games (Jan. 16 and Feb. 28) due to illness\u2026sat out one game (Mar. 27) with a left calf contusion\u2026ranked 39th in the NBA in blocks per game\u2026started a career-high 20 games after starting just 10 times in his previous 12 seasons\u2026ranked second on the team in blocks (61) and dunks (52), third in offensive rebounds (76) and fourth in defensive (223) and total (299) rebounds\u2026topped the HEAT in blocks 17 times, in rebounds seven times, in steals five times and in assists once\u2026was Miami\u2019s leading scorer off the bench three times and also topped the HEAT reserves in blocks a team-high 26 times, in rebounds a team-high 19 times, in assists and steals on five occasions each and in minutes once\u2026scored in double figures on 11 occasions and grabbed double-figure rebounds three times\u2026posted one double-double\u2026on two occasions (Mar. 7-11 and Apr. 11-13) he hit 10 consecutive field goal attempts, tied for the second longest streak on the HEAT in 2014-15\u2026connected on his 1,000th career free throw against Indiana on Jan. 23\u2026played in his 600th career game at Atlanta on Nov. 14\u2026matched his career highs in both points (18) and field goals made (8) and grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds vs. Brooklyn on Mar. 11\u2026Season Highs: 18 points (vs. Brooklyn, Mar. 11), 14 rebounds (vs. Brooklyn, Mar. 11), four assists (vs. New Orleans, Feb. 21), three blocks (five times), two steals (six times) and 29:30 minutes (vs. Brooklyn, Mar. 11).2013-14 SEASON: Came off the bench in all 72 games in which he appeared forthe HEAT and averaged 6.6 points (.644 FG%, .710 FT%), 5.3 rebounds, 1.35 blocks and19.4 minutes\u2026missed a total of eight games due to injury, one game (Dec. 5 at Chicago)due to personal reasons and was a DNP-CD once (the season finale on Apr. 16 vs.Philadelphia to rest)\u2026sat out three games from Dec. 27-30 with a sore back, three gamesfrom Jan. 15-18 with a right knee contusion and a pair of games (Apr. 6 and 9) with abruised right knee\u2026ranked 17th in the NBA in blocks per game\u2026led the HEAT in bothtotal blocks (97) and blocks per game and ranked second in dunks (78)\u2026set a singleseasoncareer high in field goal percentage\u2026topped the HEAT in blocks a team-high 43times, in rebounds 13 times and in steals on six occasions\u2026was Miami\u2019s leading scorer offthe bench 15 times and also topped the HEAT reserves in rebounds a team-high 52 times,in blocks a team-high 50 times, in steals 18 times and in minutes on sevenoccasions\u2026scored in double figures on 18 occasions and grabbed double-figure reboundsthree times\u2026recorded one double-double\u2026set his HEAT high and matched his career highwith 18 points at Dallas on Feb. 18\u2026connected on his 1,000th career field goal at Torontoon Nov. 5\u2026grabbed his 3,000th career rebound vs. Portland on Mar. 24\u2026recorded his900th career block at Indiana on Mar. 26\u2026Season Highs: 18 points (at Dallas, Feb. 18),14 rebounds (at Milwaukee, Mar. 29), six blocks (at Chicago, Mar. 9), three steals (at NewYork, Jan. 9), two assists (three times) and 33:04 minutes (at Chicago, Mar. 9).2012-13 SEASON: Came off the bench in all 42 games he appeared in with the HEATafter joining the team on Jan. 20 and averaged 4.9 points (.577 FG%, .677 FT%), 4.1rebounds, 1.05 blocks and 14.9 minutes\u2026was a DNP-CD on two occasions\u2026the HEATcompiled a 39-3 record in the 42 games in which he appeared and his .929 personalwinning percentage set an NBA record for any player who played at least 40 games in aseason\u2026ranked second on the team in blocks per game\u2026topped the HEAT in blocks 13times, in rebounds on three occasions and in steals once\u2026scored in double figures onthree occasions and grabbed double-figure rebounds once\u2026hit a season-high 10consecutive field goal attempts from Mar. 20-25, tied for the fourth longest streak on theteam in 2012-13\u2026played in his 500th career game at Minnesota on Mar. 4\u2026recordedhis 800th career block at Philadelphia on Apr. 6\u2026grabbed his 900th career offensiverebound vs. New York on Apr. 2\u2026Season Highs: 15 points (vs. Chicago, Apr. 14), 15 rebounds(vs. Philadelphia, Apr. 6), four blocks (vs. Orlando, Apr. 17), three steals (vs. Boston, Apr. 12),two assists (vs. L.A. Clippers, Feb. 8) and 26:40 minutes (at Washington, Apr. 10).2011-12 SEASON: Appeared in 32 games (one start) for the Denver Nuggets andaveraged 5.3 points (.546 FG%, .610 FT%), 4.6 rebounds, 1.44 blocks and 15.2minutes\u2026was a DNP-CD on 34 occasions\u2026moved into fifth place on the Nuggets all-timeblocked shots list vs. New Orleans on Mar. 9\u2026scored in double figures four times andgrabbed double-figure rebounds once\u2026Season Highs: 16 points (vs. Phoenix, Feb. 14), 11rebounds (at Dallas, Feb. 15), six blocks (vs. Phoenix, Feb. 14), three steals (vs. Sacramento,Jan. 4), two assists (at Memphis, Feb. 17) and 29:05 minutes (at Oklahoma City, Feb. 19).2010-11 SEASON: Came off the bench in all 45 games in which he appeared forthe Nuggets and averaged 5.6 points (.599 FG%, .637 FT%), 4.9 rebounds, 1.29 blocks and16.3 minutes\u2026missed a total of 36 games due to injury and one game due to scheduledrest (Jan. 9)\u2026sat out the first 13 games of the season from Oct. 27-Nov. 20 recoveringfrom right knee surgery\u2026missed eight games from Dec. 5-18 with a lower backfracture\u2026missed 10 games (Jan. 13-28 and Jan. 31) with right knee and lower backissues\u2026sat out five games from Apr. 3-9 with a right ankle sprain\u2026scored in double figures10 times and grabbed double-figure rebounds on six occasions\u2026posted two doubledoubles\u2026matched his career highs in both free throws made (9) and attempted (12) vs.Memphis on Feb. 22\u2026Season Highs:17 points (vs. Washington, Mar. 25), 12 rebounds (twice),six blocks (vs. L.A. Clippers, Dec. 3), three assists (vs. Sacramento, Jan. 1), two steals (fourtimes) and 29:44 minutes (at Minnesota, Dec. 29).2009-10 SEASON: Came off the bench in all 76 games in which he saw action forthe Nuggets and averaged 5.9 points (.566 FG%, .695 FT%), 6.4 rebounds, 1.88 blocks and22.3 minutes\u2026missed a total of six games due to injury\u2026missed four games (Jan. 5,Mar. 16 and Apr. 3-7) due to a sprained left ankle, one game due to right knee patellatendinitis (Nov. 20) and one game (Feb. 19) with a low back strain\u2026ranked among theNBA leaders in blocks per 48 minutes (1st), blocks per game (6th), total blocks (7th) andrebounds per 48 minutes (21st)\u2026recorded single-season career highs in games played,minutes played, free throws made and attempted, defensive and total rebounds, reboundaverage and steals\u2026led the Nuggets in blocked shots and finished third in offensive,defensive and total rebounds\u2026scored in double figures 11 times and grabbed doublefigurerebounds a career-high 16 times\u2026amassed four double-doubles\u2026scored his 2,000thcareer point at Houston on Jan. 27 and grabbed his 2,000th career rebound at GoldenState on Feb. 25\u2026made a career-high free throws vs. Oklahoma City on Dec. 14\u2026recordedat least one block in a career-high 21 consecutive games from Nov. 11-Dec. 25\u2026SeasonHighs:15 points (three times), 15 rebounds (at L.A. Lakers, Feb. 5), five blocks (four times),three steals (twice), two assists (four times) and 34:35 minutes (at Detroit, Dec. 10).2008-09 SEASON: Saw action in 71 games (one start) with the Nuggets andaveraged 6.4 points (.548 FG%, .718 FT%), 6.2 rebounds, 2.46 blocks and 20.6minutes\u2026sat out nine games due to injury and was a DNP-CD twice (one while stillrecovering from injury)\u2026was on the inactive list for eight games from Nov. 11-23 with aseventh rib fracture in his left rib cage\u2026sat out one game (Feb. 11) with left wrist strainand left hip contusion..led the NBA in blocks per 48 minutes and ranked second in blocksper game\u2026finished eighth in the voting for both the NBA Defensive Player of the Yearand the NBA Sixth Man of the Year awards\u2026recorded single-season career highs inoffensive rebounds and blocked shots\u2026led the Nuggets in blocks and finished second inoffensive rebounds and third in total rebounds\u2026led the Nuggets in rebounds on 23occasions\u2026scored in double figures 15 times and grabbed double-figure rebounds on 11occasions\u2026recorded five double-doubles\u2026tallied a career-high 18 points vs. Washingtonon Mar. 20\u2026had a career-high eight blocks vs. Utah on Apr. 2\u2026recorded career highs inmulti-block games (47) and multi-steal games (13)\u2026Season Highs:18 points (vs.Washington, Mar. 20), 12 rebounds (three times), eight blocks (vs. Utah, Apr. 2), three steals(vs. Dallas, Jan. 13), two assists (three times) and 31:48 minutes (vs. L.A. Clippers, Apr. 4).2007-08 SEASON: Came off the bench in all five games in which he appeared forthe New Orleans Hornets and averaged 1.2 points (.286 FG%, .500 FT%), 1.8 rebounds,0.80 blocks and 6.8 minutes\u2026was re-signed by the Hornets on Mar. 5 after beingreinstated by the NBA after serving a two-year suspension for violating the NBA\u2019s substanceabuse policy\u2026missed three games with flu-like symptoms\u2026Season Highs:three points(twice), six rebounds (at Miami, Apr. 2), two blocks (at Boston, Mar. 28) and 12:05 minutes(at Boston, Mar. 28).2005-06 SEASON: Appeared in 32 games (two starts) for the New Orleans/OklahomaCity Hornets and averaged 5.0 points (.571 FG%, .476 FT%), 4.8 rebounds, 1.28 blocks and17.8 minutes before being suspended by the NBA on Jan. 27 for violating the league\u2019ssubstance abuse policy\u2026scored in double figures four times and grabbed double-figurerebounds twice\u2026recorded one double-double\u2026grabbed a career-high 10 offensiverebounds and matched his career high with 18 total rebounds vs. Atlanta on Nov.18\u2026Season Highs:11 points (at Cleveland, Nov. 2), 18 rebounds (vs. Atlanta, Nov. 18), fourblocks (vs. San Antonio, Jan. 25), two steals (vs. San Antonio, Jan. 25), one assist (six times)and 28:50 minutes (at Orlando, Nov. 18).2004-05 SEASON: Saw action in 67 games (two starts) with the New Orleans Hornetsand averaged 7.7 points (.534 FG%, .689 FT%), 6.1 rebounds, 1.49 blocks, 1.1 assists and21.3 minutes\u2026missed a total of 15 games due to injury\u2026missed the final eight gamesof the season with a sprained right ankle\u2026sat out six games from Mar. 14-23 with aninfected right elbow and missed one game (Dec. 26) with food poisoning\u2026ranked 22ndin the NBA in blocks per game\u2026led the team in blocks\u2026topped the Hornets in reboundson 22 occasions\u2026recorded single-season career highs in field goals made and attempted,assists, points scored and scoring average\u2026scored in double figures a career-high 22 timesand grabbed double-figure rebounds a career-high 13 times\u2026posted a career-high sixdouble-doubles\u2026scored in double figures a career-high four consecutive games from Mar.2-9\u2026set career highs in field goals made (8) and attempted (14) at Toronto on Jan.16\u2026played a career-high 38 minutes against the Clippers in Los Angeles on Dec.21\u2026Season Highs:17 points (at Toronto, Jan. 16), 18 rebounds (at L.A. Clippers, Dec. 21),seven blocks (vs. Denver, Apr. 6), four assists (twice), two steals (twice) and 38 minutes (atL.A. Clippers, Dec. 21).2003-04 SEASON: Came off the bench in all 71 games in which he saw action forthe Nuggets and averaged 3.4 points (.443 FG%, .589 FT%), 4.2 rebounds, 1.61 blocks and14.5 minutes\u2026missed eight games due to injury/illness\u2026sat out one game (Feb. 8) withthe flu and seven games (Mar. 12-22 and Apr. 14) with left knee patella tendinitis\u2026wassecond on the team and ranked 19th in the NBA in blocks per game\u2026ranked second inthe NBA in blocks per 48 minutes\u2026topped the Nuggets in rebounds nine times\u2026scoredin double figures four times and grabbed double-figure rebounds on six occasions\u2026posteda pair of double-doubles\u2026Season Highs:15 points (vs. Minnesota, Jan. 26), 14 rebounds(vs. L.A. Lakers, Jan. 7), seven blocks (three times), two assists (five times), two steals (fivetimes) and 29 minutes (vs. L.A. Lakers, Jan. 7).2002-03 SEASON: Started three of the 59 games in which he appeared for theNuggets and averaged 5.2 points (.400 FG%, .550 FT%), 4.6 rebounds, 1.02 blocks and15.4 minutes\u2026missed 22 games after surgery to repair a fractured right thumb\u2026led theteam in scoring twice and in rebounding nine times\u2026scored in double figures on sevenoccasions and grabbed double-figure rebounds in three contests\u2026had a career-high foursteals in Los Angeles vs. the Lakers on Apr. 15\u2026Season Highs:16 points (at Minnesota, Oct.30), 12 rebounds (vs. L.A. Clippers, Apr. 12), four assists (at Toronto, Nov. 15), four blocks(five times), four steals (at L.A. Lakers, Apr. 15) and 31 minutes (at L.A. Lakers, Feb. 11).2001-02 SEASON: Appeared in 24 games (one start) for the Nuggets and averaged3.0 points (.338 FG%, .786 FT%), 3.2 rebounds, 1.17 blocks and 10.9 minutes\u2026missed17 games after surgery to repair a bone chip in his right wrist\u2026missed 15 games dueto a strained left shoulder\u2026led Denver in rebounds twice\u2026scored in double figurestwice\u2026joined the Nuggets after being the first-ever call-up from the NBA D-League\u2026madehis first NBA start at Detroit on Mar. 31 and totaled two points and five rebounds in 23minutes\u2026made his NBA debut at Portland on Nov. 23 and was scoreless in oneminute\u2026played in two games for the D-League\u2019s Fayetteville Patriots where he averaged6.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.50 blocks\u2026was the first overall selection in the inauguralNBDL Draft\u2026Season Highs:17 points (at Utah, Jan. 14), nine rebounds (at Utah, Jan. 14),five blocks (at Memphis, Apr. 9), two assists (vs. Houston, Apr. 16), two steals (vs. Houston,Apr. 16) and 24 minutes (twice).2000-01 SEASON: Averaged 3.7 points and 2.9 rebounds in seven games for the IBA\u2019sFargo-Moorhead Beez.1999-00 SEASON: Began his professional career with Jiangsu Nagang of the ChineseBasketball League and averaged 17.0 points, 13.5 rebounds and 2.50 blocks whileshooting 53.6 percent from the field\u2026joined the IBL\u2019s New Mexico Slam late in theseason and averaged 1.6 points and 1.6 rebounds in six regular season games.NBA PLAYOFFS:2014: Came off the bench in all 18 games in which he appeared for the Eastern Conference Champion HEAT and averaged 5.1 points (.579 FG%, .684 FT%), 5.9 rebounds, 1.00 blocks and 17.6 minutes\u2026missed a pair of games (May 26-28) due to injury\u2026led the HEAT in offensive rebounds, ranked second in rebound average and blocked shots and was third in both defensive and total rebounds\u2026topped Miami in blocks nine times and in rebounds on five occasions\u2026was Miami\u2019s leading scorer off the bench four times and also led the HEAT reserves in rebounds 14 times and minutes twice\u2026scored in double figures twice and grabbed double-figure rebounds three times\u2026appeared in all four games in the Opening Round vs. Charlotte and averaged 8.5 points (.650 FG%, .667 FT%), 5.8 rebounds, 1.25 blocks and 20.3 minutes\u2026saw action in all five games in the Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Brooklyn and averaged 3.2 points (.556 FG%, .750 FT%), 4.6 rebounds, 1.40 blocks and 12.8 minutes\u2026appeared in four games against Indiana in the Eastern Conference Finals and averaged 7.3 points (.750 FG%, .625 FT%), a team-high 8.3 rebounds and 20.5 minutes\u2026recorded a postseason career high in minutes (28:30) and matched his career high in defensive rebounds (10) in Miami\u2019s Game 2 win at Indiana on May 20\u2026missed Games 4 and 5 vs. Indiana due to a bruised left thigh\u2026played in all five games of the NBA Finals vs. San Antonio and averaged 2.6 points (.250 FG%, .700 FT%), 5.6 rebounds and 18.0 minutes\u20262013: Came off the bench in all 20 games in which he saw action for the NBA Champion HEAT and averaged 6.4 points (.807 FG%, .735 FT%), 3.8 rebounds, 1.10 blocks and 15.2 minutes\u2026sat out two games as a DNP-CD and one game due to an NBA-imposed suspension\u2026connected on 46 of 57 field goal attempts during the 2013 postseason\u2026hit a HEAT postseason-record 18 consecutive field goal attempts from May 13-30\u2026his 18 straight field goals made were the high by any player in the 2013 NBA Playoffs, eight more than the next highest individual total\u2026become the first player in NBA postseason history to take at least 35 shots in a single postseason and shoot better than 75 percent from the field\u2026shot over 72 percent from the floor in each of the four series\u2026also set the HEAT postseason single-game record for most field goals made without a miss when he hit all seven of his attempts in Game 1 vs. Indiana on May 22\u2026ranked third on the HEAT in blocks and dunks\u2026topped the HEAT in blocks in eight games and in rebounds and steals once each\u2026was Miami\u2019s leading scorer off the bench five times and also led the HEAT reserves in rebounds and blocks 13 times each and in minutes once\u2026scored in double figures on four occasions\u2026appeared in all four games in the Opening Round vs. Milwaukee and averaged 8.3 points (.813 FG%, .583 FT%), 5.3 rebounds and 14.8 minutes\u2026shot 13-16 from the floor vs. the Bucks\u2026played in all five games in the Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Chicago and averaged 6.0 points (.750 FG%, .857 FT%), 2.4 rebounds, 1.80 blocks and 12.8 minutes\u2026appeared in six games in the Eastern Conference Finals vs. Indiana and averaged 7.2 points (.889 FG%, .846 FT%), 4.7 rebounds, 1.33 blocks and 18.2 minutes\u2026sat out Game 6 at Indiana on June 1 due to an NBA-imposed suspension\u2026hit his first 15 field goal attempts in the Indiana series and finished 16-18 from the floor in the series\u2026recorded postseason career highs in points (16) and field goals made (7) in the Game 1 overtime win vs. the Pacers on May 22\u2026appeared in five games in the NBA Finals vs. San Antonio and averaged 4.4 points (.727 FG%, .600 FT%), 3.0 rebounds and 14.2 minutes\u2026sat out Games 4 (June 13) and 5 (June 16) in San Antonio as a DNP-CD\u20262011:Appeared in all five games (no starts) for Denver against Oklahoma City and averaged 4.8 points (.636 FG%, .714 FT%), 2.8 rebounds, 1.40 blocks and 14.6 minutes\u2026led the Nuggets in blocks\u2026scored in double figures once\u2026made a postseason career-high seven free throws in Game 3 at Denver on Apr. 23\u20262010: Appeared in all six games (no starts) for the Nuggets vs. Utah and averaged 4.5 points (.529 FG%, .643 FT%), 4.5 rebounds, 1.00 blocks and 19.3 minutes\u2026suffered a torn patella tendon in his right knee on Apr. 19 in Game 2 but played the rest of the series\u2026ranked second on Denver in blocks\u2026scored in double figures once\u20262009: Came off the bench in all 15 games in which he appeared for Denver and averaged 6.5 points (.630 FG%, .659 FT%), 6.3 rebounds, 2.13 blocks and 21.9 minutes\u2026ranked fifth in the NBA in blocks per game in the 2009 postseason\u2026appeared in all five games in the Opening Round vs. New Orleans and averaged 7.6 points (.750 FG%, .667 FT%), 5.8 rebounds, 1.80 blocks and 22.6 minutes\u2026saw action in four games in the Western Conference Semifinals vs. Dallas and averaged 6.0 points (.643 FG%, .600 FT%), 6.5 rebounds, 2.00 blocks and 19.5 minutes\u2026had a postseason career high six blocks in Game 1 vs. Dallas on May 3\u2026appeared in all six games in the Western Conference Finals vs. the Lakers and averaged 5.8 points (.542 FG%, .692 FT%), 6.7 rebounds, 2.50 blocks and 22.8 minutes... recorded postseason career highs in defensive (10) and total (14) rebounds vs. the Lakers in Game 4 on May 25\u20262004: Came off the bench in all five postseason games for Denver and averaged 1.2 points (333 FG%, .000 FT%), 2.8 rebounds and 6.8 minutes\u2026made his playoff debut at Minnesota on Apr. 18 and was scoreless with three rebounds and a block in 12 minutes.CAREER TRANSACTIONS:Not drafted by the NBA out of college in 1999\u2026playedfor Jiangsu Nagang of the Chinese Basketball League in 1999-2000\u2026played with the NewMexico Slam of the International Basketball League in 1999-2000\u2026played with the Fargo-Moorhead Beez of the International Basketball League in 2000-01\u2026played with theFayetteville Patriots of the NBA Development League in 2001-02\u2026signed as a free agentby the Denver Nuggets on Nov. 21, 2001\u2026signed as a free agent by the New OrleansHornets on July 19, 2004\u2026dismissed and disqualified from the NBA for two years by theleague for violating the terms of the Anti-Drug Program on Jan. 27, 2006\u2026signed as afree agent by the New Orleans Hornets on Mar. 5, 2008\u2026signed as a free agent by theNuggets on July 24, 2008\u2026waived by the Nuggets on July 17, 2012\u2026signed to a 10-daycontract by the HEAT on Jan. 20, 2013\u2026signed to a second 10-day contract by the HEATon Jan. 30, 2013\u2026signed for the remainder of the season by the HEAT on Feb. 8,2013\u2026re-signed with the HEAT on July 10, 2013.HONORS:2004-05: Finished fourth in the Sprite Rising Stars Slam Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend\u20262003-04: Finished third in the Sprite Rising Stars Slam Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend.COLLEGE:Played one season at Blinn College in Brenham, TX\u2026appeared in 29 gamesas a freshman in 1997-98 and averaged 10.7 points, 7.7 rebounds, 4.67 blocks and 21.3minutes while shooting 50.5 percent from the floor.PERSONAL:Nickname is \u201CBirdman\u201D\u2026has one older sister, April, and one younger sister, Tamie\u2026raised $20,000 for Mount Saint Vincent Home, a home in Denver for troubled and abused children, and later was honored at the home\u2019s 2009 Silver Bell Ball\u2026in Denver he was actively involved with Alliance for Choice in Education (ACE), which provides scholarship money for low-income families to use for private schools\u2026along with Kyle Orton served as a spokesman for the Denver Rescue Mission as part of its 2010 Stamp Out Hunger campaign\u2026had his artwork auctioned off for $3,500 at the 2005 Top Hats &amp; High Tops benefit for Hornets children\u2019s charities\u2026accompanied the Nuggets on the Goodwill Tour to Europe in May 2002, where he toured six U.S. military bases in Italy, Turkey and Bosnia-Herzegovina and rode in a Blackhawk helicopter\u2026enjoys fishing, hunting, movies, video games and golf\u2026made a guest appearance as himself in an episode of HBO\u2019s hit Ballers in the summer of 2015\u2026played several musical instruments growing up, including the trumpet, saxophone and baritone\u2026had only 34 students in his high school senior class in Lola, TX, 120 miles north of Houston\u2026wears size 15.5 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