Kiki Vandeweghe (SF)

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Name: Kiki Vandeweghe
Position: SF/PF
Number: 55
DOB: August 1, 1958
College: UCLA
Hometown: Wiesbaden, West Germany
Height: 6'8
Weight: 220

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STRENGTHS:  Kiki was so gifted offensively he has been apart of the 2 highest scoring games in NBA history a 186-184 triple OT game (Highest scoring total of all time) and a 163-155 in regulation (highest scoring regulation game of all time).  They even re-named the Jab Step to the Kiki Move as he can use it at will to burn the defense and get easy points. Although Kiki didn't like to shot 3's his mid range game was nearly unstoppable (in 1 season average 29.4 ppg while shooting 55% and taking less than 1 pointer per every 2 games.......) So if you're looking to add a offensive monster to an elite defensive team Kiki is the guy for you.

WEAKNESSES: Everything you hear about this kids offense and how good he is, well he is equally as bad on the defensive end.  He will give you NOTHING defensively, in the future there might even be a (SF) ZERO defense award given out in Kiki's name, and someone named Hedo Turkoglu may win it.  No Defense AWARD <---------LINK
 
SIGNIFICANT INFO: 2 time all-star, Refused to play for Dallas, was so good at the jab step it was referred to as the "Kiki Move" (his only offensive move)

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Ins 4
Jps 5
Fts 4
3Ps 3
Hnd 2
Pas 2
ORb 2
DRb 3
PsD 1
PrD 1
Stl 1
Blk 1
Qck 2
Str 3
Jmp 3
Sta 3

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Position:	SF/PF		Ins: 3	ORb: 2	Qck: 2
Number:	55		Jps: 5	DRb: 3	Str: 3
DOB:	August 1, 1958		Fts: 5	PsD: 1	Jmp: 3
College:	UCLA		3Ps: 3	PrD: 1	Sta: 4
Hometown:	Wiesbaden, W,Germany		Hnd: 3	Stl: 1
Height:	6'8		Pas: 2	Blk: 1
Weight:	220 lbs

STRENGTHS: Kiki Vandeweghe could flat out score the ball,
inside and out although he rarely took a 3 point shot he could make them. His
main strength was his jump shot and his free throw shooting, averaging .872%
from the line in his career. Kiki averaged 19.7PPG in his 15 year NBA career
including a career high 29.4PPG in his 4th year in the NBA. He averaged 20 points
per game for seven consecutive seasons. Kiki was a solid rebounder but not a
great one.

WEAKNESSES: Defense, plain and simple. Biggest weakness for
Kiki is his defense it was almost non-existent at times. He wasn't a good post
defender, wasn't a good drive defender, wasn't a good man-to-man defender and
didn't get many steals. Also given the amount of time he had the ball in his
hands you would of expected him to get a few more assists than he did.

SIGNIFICANT INFO: 2 Time All Star, His teams qualified for the NBA
Playoffs in 12 of his 13 seasons in the league, His proficient jab step was
named the "Kiki Move".