1. Dave DeBusschere, HOF basketball player for the Knicks and marginal RHP for the Chicago White Sox. Check the link below. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_DeBusschere 2. Danny Ainge played parts of 3 seasons from 1979 - 1981 with the Toronto Blue Jays, batting no better than .243 in a season. He then went on to star with the Boston Celtics (1981-1989), Sacramento Kings (1989-1990), Portland Trail Blazer (1990-1992) and Phoenix Sun (1992-1995).
3. Michael Jordan played for the minor league Birmingham Barons from 1994-1995 in addition to the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards in the
NBA. The above answer is incomplete. 12-athletes have played in both the NBA and Major League Baseball. Michael Jordon is not one of them. The ones I do know are Gene Conley, Bill Sharman, Dick Groat, Chuck Conners (Yes, that Chuck Conners), Dave DeBusschere, Ron Reed, Danny Ainge, and most recently, Mark Hendrickson. I am trying to find the other four. I am sure they played in the early NBA as Mark Hendrickson was the first to do it in twenty years since Danny Ainge.
Jim Thorpe was considered one of the most versatile athletes ever. He weighed 202 pounds. He played American football as well as professional basketball and baseball.
Bo Jackson and Deon Sanders both played pro football and baseball. Michael Jordan played basketball and took a stab at baseball.
College basketball's March Madness is generally the highlight of the month. Professional basketball and hockey are also played during March, as is baseball's Spring Training.
Singular.
He played football, track, and basketball. But he is famous for playing baseball. He was the first African American to ever play major league baseball.
about 18 or less years.He retired after a few years.
LeBron James has always played for the Cleveland Cavaliers in professional Basketball. He has also played for Team USA.
Yes. Connors was a player for the Boston Celtics in 1946 when the Celtics were part of the Basketball Association of America. In addition to professional basketball he also played professional baseball for both The Brooklyn Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs.
a lot of people
The ball is larger in basketball. Baseball is played with more players.
He played Basketball as well as Baseball and League
Yes he did. Gary Garland-Houston played professional basketball with the Denver Nuggets from 1979 to 1980.