
NBA Power Rankings: 10 Greatest Charlotte Bobcats Of All-Time
Now I know the Bobcats are a young franchise and they have not had a lot of players in history, but the Bobcats have had some great talent on their rosters throughout the past six seasons. In this slide show I will highlight the Bobcats ten greatest players based off of their stints with the Charlotte Bobcats, not their whole career. Some of these rankings may surprise you so reader discretion is advised. Let's begin with number 10.
10. Melvin Ely
1 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2004-2007 (160 games)
Career points with Bobcats: 1,206
Rebounds: 642
Assists: 166
9. Brevin Knight
2 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2004-2007 (180 games)
Points: 1,945
Rebounds: 508
Assists: 1,497
8. Stephen Jackson
3 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2009-Present (83 games through 11/17/2010; started every game so far)
Points: 1,719
Rebounds: 410
Assists: 302
7. Boris Diaw
4 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2008-Present (152 games through 11/17/2010; started every game so far)
Points: 1,943
Rebounds: 824
Assists: 644
6. Jason Richardson
5 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2007-2008 (96 games; started every game)
Points: 2,050
Rebounds: 499
Assists: 294
5. Matt Carroll
6 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2004-2009 & 2010-Present (292 games through 11/17/2010)
Points: 2,552
Rebounds: 675
Assists: 241
4. Primoz Brezec
7 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2004-2008 (229 games)
Points: 2,245
Rebounds: 1,199
Assists: 160
3. Raymond Felton
8 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2005-2010 (399 games)
Points: 5,311
Rebounds: 1,366
Assists: 2,573
2. Emeka Okafor
9 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2004-2009 (330 games; only came off bench in 4 games)
Points: 4,630
Rebounds: 3,516
Assists: 298
1. Gerald Wallace
10 of 10
Career with Bobcats: 2004-Present (417 games through 11/17/2010; only came off bench in 9 games)
Points: 6,892
Rebounds: 3,095
Assists: 1,011
1 All-Star apperance & 2 Slam Dunk contest appearances (1 being with Sacramento back in the day)









