The Five Key Bench Players in the NBA Playoffs
More Galleries
Featured

Want to make her orgasm? Here are 9 (sexologist-approved!) sex positions that'll get her off every time.

In any sport, but especially in basketball, there’s nothing quite like having that spark off the bench—high-energy scorers that don’t make many mistakes and can replace a starter with well...a starter. That sixth or seventh man that can score a quick 15 points, bury a devastating trey, or play “this guy is grinding disgustingly hard on my hips” defense. Every winning team has one.
The 1960s Boston Celtics had the scrappy, can’t stop hustling John Havlicek. Besides being quick and smart with the ball, the Ohio State alum averaged 20.8 ppg over a 16-year Hall of Fame career.
Also, who can forget the Croatian Sensation Toni Kukoc for Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls in the '90s or Rasheed Wallace on the 2004 Pistons?
There’s no getting around it. A deep bench is crucial to a winning formula. Below are five guys that could make or break their respective teams shot at a championship. Mind the pine.
In this special-edition of The Fit 5, two mixed martial artists, Johny Hendricks and Jamie Varner give us an inside look into living life as a pro fighter.
![]()
Copyright © 2013 Weider Publications, LLC, a subsidiary of American Media, Inc. All rights reserved.
