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Weis ended up never playing in an NBA game, later stating that in spite of his interest in going to North America, the Knicks never directly contacted him about returning. [4] On 29 August 2008 the Knicks traded Weis's draft rights to the Houston Rockets for Patrick Ewing Jr. Ironically, Ewing Jr. would not make the final roster that fall.
Weis, who was drafted by the New York Knicks in the first round of the 1999 NBA draft, never played in the NBA after an injury-plagued basketball career. On the 15th anniversary of the dunk, Weis said that Carter "deserves to make history. Sadly for me, I was on the video, too. I learned people can fly." [2]
Career Regular season Playoffs Year (pick) Team Notes Ref. Games played NBA draft; Bob Cousy: G Boston Celtics Cincinnati Royals: 1950–1971: 924 109 1950 (3rd) Tri-Cities Blackhawks: Born in the United States to French immigrants living in New York City. He never represented France internationally. [57] Joel Embiid: C Philadelphia Sixers ...
Joel Embiid took a different path to the 2024 Paris Olympics than the rest of the NBA stars on Team USA. ... Frederic Weis — the former French national player who infamously got dunked on by ...
The new coach Claude Bergeaud, surprisingly also selected Frédéric Weis, an underachieving player once drafted in the 1999 NBA draft, who did not participate in the team's preparation. After a sobering preliminary round, France displayed stunning performances in the knockout stage.
By the time Carter called it a career, he became the first NBA player to appear in four different decades. He suited up in 1,541 games – third-most on the league’s all-time list – and scored ...
An NBA executive level professional ... He’s perhaps best remembered in New York for the 1999 drafting of French center Frédéric Weis who never played a game in ...
J. R. Koch (pronounced KOTCH) (born September 10, 1976) is a retired American professional basketball player who was drafted in the second round of the 1999 NBA draft (46th overall) by the New York Knicks following a college career at the University of Iowa. [1]