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From Jason de Ruasha reporting on WCCO: In the NBA, the average player can jump between 28-32 inches high. On the Minnesota Timberwolves, Randy Foye has been measured at a 38 inch vertical leap. Vince Carter's 43" jump is one of the best in the NBA today. Michael Jordan flew through the sky at that same height in his heyday. But 5-foot-7 Spud Webb got even higher, jumping at least 46 inches, nearly four feet in the air.
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