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#9 Eric Snow
A 2nd round pick in 1995, Snow played for the Sonics, Sixers, and Cavaliers in his 14 year NBA career. A key component of the Sixers teams of the early 2000s, Snow was traded to the Cavs in 2004. He would be a backup in his 1st season with the Cavs but would take over the reigns the following year.
Towards the end of the 2006-07 season, Snow was back on the bench and further down the pecking order with the emergence of Daniel Gibson. He finished the campaign averaging just 4 points and 4 assists. Snow was a non-factor in the Finals, playing around 10 minutes a game, averaging 1 point and 2 assists. Clearly, in decline and now bogged by injuries, he played his last game in 2008 but remained on the team as an assistant coach. He would officially retire the following season.
Now: Snow was released by the team in 2009 and began working as an analyst for NBA TV. Then in 2014, he took over as Director of Player Development at SMU for two years, after which he got the assistant coach gig with the Florida Atlantic till 2016.
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