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#8 Brian Cardinal
A proverbial coach's son, gym rat, lunch-pail kinda guy as most NBA and AAU coaches would describe him, Brian Cardinal built a lengthy and rather successful player by being the only thing he was capable of being on an NBA court studded with 9 players almost always more skilled and able than him - a lunch pail kinda guy.
Cardinal's nickname of "The Custodian" pointed to his decidedly non-glamorous, gritty stamp on the NBA. Cardinal couldn't reach double digit scoring averages in any of his 12 NBA seasons, with his highest scoring average being 9.6 points in 2003-04 with the Golden State Warriors. Beyond his pail-and-bucket style, he is probably best known for scoring an eye-popping six-year, $34.5 million contract from the Memphis Grizzlies, where he promptly saw his minutes and production cut in half.
Guess the Lakers players!
