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    Marking Derek Fisher’s return to the NBA with a celebration of his many storied teammates

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    On Wednesday night, the struggling Dallas Mavericks announced their intention to sign veteran point guard Derek Fisher, providing the five-time NBA champion passes a physical on Thursday. Fisher has played nearly 1,200 NBA games since entering the league in 1996, sharing court time with dozens of players during time with the Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Utah Jazz, and Oklahoma City Thunder.

    With Fisher about to join his fifth, and possibly last NBA franchise, we thought it best to take a look at some of Fisher's more notable NBA teammates through the years.

    These are some of the golden greats, everyone. Click the jump for a stroll through a veritable BDL Hall of Fame.

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    Larry Krystkowiak.

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    Corie Blount.

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    George McCloud.

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    TV's Jon Barry.

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    J.R. Reid.

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    Dennis Rodman and John Salley.

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    T.J. Miller Travis Knight.

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    Ron Harper.

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    Greg Foster and Mike Penberthy.

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    This sweet-ass crew.

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    Nikoloz Tskitishvili, Shaquille O'Neal, and Rodney White.

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    Dale Davis.

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    Rafael Araujo, much to Derek's dismay.

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    Chris Mihm and Vladimir Radmanovic.

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    Nazr Mohammed.

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    Andrew Goudelock.

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    ... and this guy.

    Welcome back, Derek.

    (You're not allowed to flop anymore.)

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