Every Team’s Got One: Southwest Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, concluding here with the Southwest division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Dallas Mavericks
Tyson Chandler:
Dominique Jones:
Houston Rockets
Courtney Lee:
Brad Miller:
Memphis Grizzlies
Darrell Arthur:
New Orleans Hornets
Trevor Ariza:
San Antonio Spurs
George Hill:
Richard Jefferson:
Every Team’s Got One: Pacific Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Pacific division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Golden State Warriors
Monta Ellis:
Acie Law:
Los Angeles Clippers
Jamario Moon:
Willie Warren:
Los Angeles Lakers
Matt Barnes:
Devin Ebanks:
Trey Johnson:
Luke Walton:
Phoenix Suns
Marcin Gortat:
Sacramento Kings
DeMarcus Cousins:
Marcus Thornton:
Every Team’s Got One: Northwest Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Northwest division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Denver Nuggets
Wilson Chandler:
Al Harrington:
J.R. Smith:
Minnesota Timberwolves
Michael Beasley:
and
Oklahoma City Thunder
Nazr Mohammed:
Kendrick Perkins:
Thabo Sefolosha:
Portland Trail Blazers
Chris Johnson:
Wes Matthews:
Utah Jazz
Raja Bell:
Derrick Favors:
Earl Watson:
Every Team’s Got One: Southeast Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Southeast division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Atlanta Hawks
Jamal Crawford:
Josh Smith:
Charlotte Bobcats
Joel Przybilla:
Tyrus Thomas:
and
Miami Heat
Mike Bibby:
Eddie House:
Mike Miller:
Orlando Magic
Jason Richardson:
Washington Wizards
Andray Blatche:
Rashard Lewis:
Every Team’s Got One: Central Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Central division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Chicago Bulls
Carlos Boozer:
Ronnie Brewer:
Derrick Rose:
Cleveland Cavaliers
Alonzo Gee:
Detroit Pistons
Ben Gordon:
Rip Hamilton:
Tracy McGrady:
Rodney Stuckey:
Ben Wallace:
Indiana Pacers
Solomon Jones:
James Posey:
Brandon Rush:
Milwaukee Bucks
Brandon Jennings:
Every Team’s Got One: Atlantic Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, starting here with the Atlantic division.
Boston Celtics
Shaquille O’Neal:
New Jersey Nets
Damion James:
Deron Williams:
New York Knicks
Carmelo Anthony:
Chauncey Billups:
Jared Jeffries:
Philadelphia Sixers
Andre Iguodala:
Toronto Raptors
Sonny Weems:
Every Team’s Got One: Southwest Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, concluding here with the Southwest division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Dallas Mavericks
Tyson Chandler:
Dominique Jones:
Houston Rockets
Courtney Lee:
Brad Miller:
Memphis Grizzlies
Darrell Arthur:
New Orleans Hornets
Trevor Ariza:
San Antonio Spurs
George Hill:
Richard Jefferson:
Every Team’s Got One: Pacific Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Pacific division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Golden State Warriors
Monta Ellis:
Acie Law:
Los Angeles Clippers
Jamario Moon:
Willie Warren:
Los Angeles Lakers
Matt Barnes:
Devin Ebanks:
Trey Johnson:
Luke Walton:
Phoenix Suns
Marcin Gortat:
Sacramento Kings
DeMarcus Cousins:
Marcus Thornton:
Every Team’s Got One: Northwest Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Northwest division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Denver Nuggets
Wilson Chandler:
Al Harrington:
J.R. Smith:
Minnesota Timberwolves
Michael Beasley:
and
Oklahoma City Thunder
Nazr Mohammed:
Kendrick Perkins:
Thabo Sefolosha:
Portland Trail Blazers
Chris Johnson:
Wes Matthews:
Utah Jazz
Raja Bell:
Derrick Favors:
Earl Watson:
Every Team’s Got One: Southeast Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Southeast division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Atlanta Hawks
Jamal Crawford:
Josh Smith:
Charlotte Bobcats
Joel Przybilla:
Tyrus Thomas:
and
Miami Heat
Mike Bibby:
Eddie House:
Mike Miller:
Orlando Magic
Jason Richardson:
Washington Wizards
Andray Blatche:
Rashard Lewis:
Every Team’s Got One: Central Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, continuing here with the Central division. Click HERE to view other divisions.
Chicago Bulls
Carlos Boozer:
Ronnie Brewer:
Derrick Rose:
Cleveland Cavaliers
Alonzo Gee:
Detroit Pistons
Ben Gordon:
Rip Hamilton:
Tracy McGrady:
Rodney Stuckey:
Ben Wallace:
Indiana Pacers
Solomon Jones:
James Posey:
Brandon Rush:
Milwaukee Bucks
Brandon Jennings:
Every Team’s Got One: Atlantic Division
About one-sixth of NBA players have a tattoo of a basketball. It makes sense, lots of people commemorate their passions via tattoos: cyclists, chefs, shredders, LL Cool J. Still, what’s amazing is that every team has at least one player with a basketball tattoo, even the Hornets, who only have two tattooed players. Basketball tattoos range from iconic (Jordan jumpman; NBA logo), to narcissistic (Carlos Boozer’s self portrait), to symbolic (basketball wearing a crown, basketball meshed with a cross), to weird (Rip Hamilton’s gravestone). Going division by division, Every Team’s Got One will sort out the the highlights across the league, starting here with the Atlantic division.
Boston Celtics
Shaquille O’Neal:
New Jersey Nets
Damion James:
Deron Williams:
New York Knicks
Carmelo Anthony:
Chauncey Billups:
Jared Jeffries:
Philadelphia Sixers
Andre Iguodala:
Toronto Raptors
Sonny Weems:
