Hamed Haddadi
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Hamed Haddadi

BasketballBorn May 19, 1985
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#22 most met of the 100 on Memphis Grizzlies.
Most met on that list: Allen Iverson, 4 collectors.
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Phoenix Suns castmates

Collectors per person
Shaquille O'Neal
2008–2009
11 collectors
Charles Barkley
1992–1996
4 collectors
Grant Hill
4 collectors
Steve Nash
1996–1998, 2004–2012
4 collectors
Jason Kidd
1996–2001
3 collectors
Anfernee Hardaway
1999–2004
2 collectors
Chris Paul
2020–2023
2 collectors
Dennis Johnson
2 collectors
Marcin Gortat
2010–2013
2 collectors
Vince Carter
2010–2011
2 collectors
A.C. Green
1 collector
Aaron Brooks
2011
1 collector
Amare Stoudemire
2002–2010
1 collector
Antonio McDyess
1 collector
Clifford Robinson
1997–2001
1 collector
Dan Majerle
1 collector

About Hamed

Before officially playing for a professional Iranian team, Haddadi started his basketball stint with a hometown team of his known as Shahin Ahvaz. His stint there would ultimately allow Haddadi played in the Iranian Basketball Super League with Paykan Tehran and Saba Battery. During 2004, Haddadi would also play for Sanam Tehran for a bit as well. In August 2007, while still playing in Iran, he rejected a contract offer from the Serbian League team Partizan Belgrade in order to play for Saba Battery. In 2008, he won the Asian Club Championship with Saba Battery.\n', ' During the 2011 NBA lockout, Haddadi signed a short-term contract with his hometown team, Melli Haffari Ahvaz. During this period Haddadi received no salary from the team.\n', ' During the 2013 offseason, Haddadi signed a short-term contract with Foolad Mahan Isfahan. During this time, he helped lead the team to win the 2013 FIBA Asia Champions Cup over the Al Rayyan basketball team in Qatar. After his first stint with the Chinese Basketball Association, Haddadi would return to Iran once again to play for Mahram Tehran to play out the rest of their season.\n', '

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