Music. Brittany. 100 Greatest Rock Songs of the 1990s. News Events in 1990s. 1990s Timeline - History Timeline of the 1990s. Oklahoma City Bombing. Oklahoma Bombing. Mad Cow Disease. Mad Cow. Nelson Mandela. Nelson note. Soviet Union. Soviet News. Hubble Telescope. Hubble Note. Tv in the 1990's. 1990's TV Shows - Best of 90's TV @ The Classic TV Database. TV Show Intro. South Park. Home Improvement. Seinfield. Friends. Everyone Loves Raymond. Fashion. Fashion News. Jeans of Flare. Sphaghetti Strap. Movies in 1990's. 100 Greatest Movies of the 1990s. Classics. Movie Classics. Disney. Disney Movies. Sports in 1990's. Basketball. NBA Champions. Teams of 90's. Legends of the NBA: 25 Best Players of the 90s. 30. Dan Majerle, SG, Phoenix Suns: 1990-1999 (10 Seasons) Dan "Thunder Dan" Majerle was an absolute sharp shooter during his years with the Phoenix Suns in the 1990s.
He averaged 15.5 points on 44.9-percent shooting in his six seasons with the Suns, but his production declined once he left. During the latter parts of his career in the 1990s with the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Miami Heat, his production dipped to 10.6 points per game on just 40.6 percent shooting. Majerle's glory days were clearly with the Suns.
It's a shame he wasn't to stay with them for his entire career, because if he did, he might have a spot in the top 25 here. 29. Dominique Wilkins was a dominant player in both the 1980s and 1990s, but his play declined near the end of the 90s when he started to hop around with different teams in the NBA. After spending 12 seasons with the Atlanta Hawks, Wilkins played with four different teams—L.A. 28. 27. Vin Baker was a dominant force in the 1990s. 26. Basketball Players. Baseball. MLB World Series Champions - Major League Baseball. Best MLB Teams. MLB Most Valuable Player MVP Awards & Cy Young Awards Winners. Baseball Players. Football. NFL Most Valuable Players - NFL MVP Player of the Year. The NFL began awarding the Joe F. Carr Trophy (Carr was league president from 1921-39) to the league's most valuable player in 1938, and continued to do so until 1946.
Since that time, the NFL's Most Valuable Players and Players of the Year have been named by a variety of sources including some of the top football publications. The principle organizations presenting MVP awards over the years include the United Press, the Associated Press, the Maxwell Club of Philadelphia, and the Pro Football Writers Association of America. Magazines such as "Pro Football Weekly" and "The Sporting News" have also presented their own awards for a number of years. NFL = National Football League AAFC = All American Football Conference. Best Players. Super Bowl History. Best Teams.