In the history of the NBA, there are many players who are not too limited by the team system due to their own style of play, and these players can play well no matter which team they go to in their careers. And many of them are role players, but they are often an indispensable ingredient in their teams, so what are the players like this in the history of the NBA?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" >00: Jordan Clarkson</h1>
Clarkson, who has been used as a bench bandit since entering the league, doesn't seem to need any tactics, and the only thing he has to do on the court is to focus on scoring, so Clarkson has performed very well in the teams he has played for so far in his career.
During his time with the Lakers, Clarkson impressed fans, and after being traded to the Cavaliers, he averaged 16.8 points per game as a substitute. Clarkson, who is on the Jazz team this season, played the best performance of his career and won the best sixth man in one fell swoop.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" >9: Trevo Ariza</h1>
As a second-round pick, Ariza played an extremely good performance in his career. Although not an absolute player on the team, Ariza has always been able to help the team a lot with his defense and three-pointers.
Although he has worked with many teams so far in his career, Ariza has found his place in almost every team and helped the Lakers win the championship in 2009. Even though he is 36 years old this season, Ariza, who is on the Heat, still has a very stable performance, and the Lakers have made him an important championship puzzle for next season.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" >8: PJ Tucker</h1>
Tucker is also a typical player in the NBA who can be loved by teammates and fans on any team, and although he is not the absolute main force of the team, he can always help the team through his almost desperate defensive attitude and a stable bottom corner three-pointer.
During his time with the Suns, Tucker became an important part of the team, helping the team on both offensive and defensive ends. After joining the Rockets, Tucker became an important puzzle for the team's small lineup, contributing everything he could to the team every game. At present, tucker has declined in terms of scoring, but his strong defense still allows him to gain a foothold in any team.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" > seven: Jay Claude</h1>
As a second-round show, Claude has never been the absolute core of the team in his career, but in the 7 teams he has played for so far in his career, Crowder has always been able to be an integral part of the team and give the team an extremely important help.
On the one hand, Crowder has a nerve knife-style three-pointer on the offensive end, which becomes a point that opponents are very jealous of. On the other hand, Crowder was always very tough on the defensive end and was the best choice for the team's defensive opponents. During his last two seasons with the Heat and Suns, Crowder helped his team reach the Finals through his own three-pointers and defense.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > VI: Boris Dior</h1>
Dior, known as the "nimble fat man", entered the league in the 2003 draft, and among the rookies known as the super platinum generation, Dior may never be the most prominent one, but he is one of the longest-standing players in the NBA in this rookie, because Dior can become a "jack-of-all-trades" figure on almost any team.
Dior's technique is very comprehensive, it can be called a "copycat version of James", he can both score points on the field through his flexible skills and connect the team with a very good pass. During his time with the Spurs, Dior, as a role player, caused the Heat a lot of headaches in the Finals.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="14" >5: Andre Iguodala</h1>
Iguodala is arguably one of the NBA's most beloved players in the past 20 years, and many fans have the impression that he is an important part of the Warriors' death five small lineup. But early in his career, he was the captain of the 76ers, and he played very well after being traded to the Nuggets.
After coming to the Warriors, due to the team's creation of a small lineup, Iguodala transformed into a substitute for the team, but still an integral part of the team. Although the performance on the offensive end has declined, the brother can often play an excellent performance in key moments, and on the defensive end, Iguodala has become an important part of the team's defensive system no matter which team he goes to.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="16" > IV: Louis Williams</h1>
Lovell is arguably one of the best bench players in NBA history, and so far in his career, he has won the "Best Sixth Man" award three times. Although he is shorter and does not have an advantage in terms of confrontation, Lu Wei's strong scoring ability has made him an important scoring point in many teams.
Early in his career, Lu Wei, who was on the 76ers, became an important scoring point for the team, and after joining the Raptors, he won the first best sixth-man trophy of his career. After joining the Clippers, Lou won the award for two consecutive seasons and became the team's top scorer in the 2018-2019 season. At present, Lou Wei, who is in the Eagles, is still playing his residual heat.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="18" > three: Klay Thompson</h1>
Although Thompson has never left the Warriors in his career and is likely to continue to play for the Warriors in the future, in many ways, No matter which team Thompson goes to, he can give his team a great help.
On the offensive end, Thompson's main way of scoring is as the team's no-ball scorer to catch the ball and shoot the ball, which makes him almost no system, just catch the ball and shoot. Defensively, Thompson has been one of the best defensive players in the active league guard, and such players will be very popular on any team.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="20" > two: Jamal Crawford</h1>
Before Lou Wei, Crawford had been the epitome of the league's best sixth man. Like Lou Wei, Crawford won the "Best Sixth Man" trophy three times in his career and twice with the Clippers.
Although he has played for several teams in his career, Crawford has been able to become an indispensable scorer in every team he has played for. Like many bench bandits, Crawford's main task after playing is to score, and he has done this task perfectly, and he has scored 50+ points in a single game in his career.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="22" >: Ray Allen</h1>
As one of the greatest shooters in NBA history, Ray Allen early in his career was actually very well-rounded on the court. Early on with the Supersonics, Ray Allen was the absolute offensive core of the team, performing very well whether it was shooting from the outside or breaking through the inside.
After joining the Celtics, he gradually became the team's third scoring point and the main outside scoring core, mainly in terms of offense, mainly biased towards the outside shooting, but also one of the most important parts of the Green Army offense. After joining the Heat, Ray Allen became the team's main scorer, even at the end of his career, he still gave the team great help, especially the three-pointer that saved the team.