Xavier McDaniel was a star when he was traded to the Phoenix Suns by the Seattle Supersonics but when the 1990-91 season closed X-Man didn't look like the force he was when he arrived. Here's a look into the trade and its aftermath. NBA Champ Chucky Brown shares fun memories of McDaniel as well.

Alex English was the top scorer of the 1980s in the NBA. His final season was a quiet year with the downward trending Dallas Mavericks. NBA champ Chucky Brown talks about going against an older Alex English who still had game during the 89-90 NBA season which was his last year with the Denver Nuggets, where he became an eight-time all-star.

Jeff Malone was a two-time All-Star during the NBA boom of the 1980s. He also played along side Karl Malone & John Stockton in Utah. Why don't we remember him like we do other players of his time? NBA champ Chucky Brown talks about his friend and how good he was as a player.

Cedric Ceballos went from being a late second round draft selection with Phoenix to becoming an All-Star with the LA Lakers. NBA champ Chucky Brown talks about Ceballos' talents during his appearance.

Danny Ainge has had as interesting a life in sports as anyone. From moonlighting as a college hooper and Major Leaguer to finally landing in the NBA, he has done it all. NBA champ Chucky Brown talks about Ainge as an opponent as well.

Derrick Coleman's rookie year with the New Jersey Nets was optimistic leading one of the most productive careers in franchise history. NBA champ Chucky Brown also appears to share what Coleman was like as a teammate.

Dennis Hopson was the number three pick in the 1987 draft, won an NBA title with the Chicago Bulls in 1991, appeared in the Bulls vs Lakers video game and by 1993 was out of the league. Whatever happened to him and what did NBA champ Chucky Brown think of him?

A look at the unforgettable Manute Bol as well as some of the other men who played the game at 7-4 or taller. NBA champ Chucky Brown shares his memories of playing against Bol and his comedic side that we never knew about.

Before he became a Hall of Fame point guard Gary Payton had a bit of an under the radar rookie season. While under the guidance of legendary coach KC Jones, Payton wasn't used to score much as he averaged a career low 7.2 points per game.

Pervis Ellison's time in Sacramento was filled with injuries and angst from the fans and media. The number one pick of the 1989 NBA Draft found an opportunity after being traded to Washington and found success over the next three seasons.