Lifetime Averages: 15.2 Points Per Game, 2.6 Rebounds Per Game, 6.7 Assists Per Game, 1.2 Steals Per Game, 47% Field Goal Percentage, 40% Three-Point Percentage, 90% Free Throw Percentage
Achieved All-NBA Selection Four Times (One First Team Selection, Three Third Team Selections)
Prior to the emergence of Steve Nash, the NBA spotlight shone on Mark Price. Throughout his time in the league, Price became known as a top-tier shooter across the board, gaining entry into the distinguished 50-40-90 club. This club consists of players who achieve a season where they convert at least 50 percent of their attempted field goals, 40 percent of their attempted three-point shots, and 90 percent of their attempted free throws (joining luminaries such as Larry Bird, Steve Nash, Dirk Nowitzki, and Reggie Miller).
Even though he exhibited capable passing skills, his shooting prowess defines his legacy. Price secured consecutive victories in the NBA’s annual three-point shooting competition. Moreover, he currently holds the second-highest career free throw percentage in league history.
