Well, there was Pete "Pistol" Maravich taht actually had " 'Pistol' " written on his jersey, with quotes and everything.
Then there's also Nenê Hilário, from the Washington Wizards, who doesn't have his original last name in there too. Actually, in his case, Nenê wasn't even his name, it was a nickname to his name that was Maybyner Rodney Hilário, but was changed to Maybyner Rodney Hilário Nenê due to the fact that, in Brazil, it's very usual to call athletes by their first names or nicknames, and that includes the name on their jerseys. It's rare to see a Brazilian athlete with their last name on the jersey, much like soccer players Ronaldinho, or Robinho; but different from Argentinian soccer player Messi, whose first name is Lionel. So, thanks to the popularity of his nickname, Nenê uses it on his jersey, instead of Hilário.
If there's anyone else that used anything besides their last name on their jersey in the history of the NBA, or ABA, I'm not aware of.
Artis Gilmore a former nba player got his nickname A-Train when he was with the Chicago Bulls.
Bonz is the nickname for NBA player Bonzi Wells. He was drafted into the NBA in 1998 and played basketball for the Portland Trail Blazers.
His nickname is the Situation.
There is a NBA player that goes by the nickname The Chairman of the Board and not The Chairman. The player is Moses Malone.
Their nickname was the dream team. They had no other notable nickname.
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Go to the Jersey Shore and chill with some guidos and guidets then you'll have a nickname by the end of the night.
Avery Johnson's nickname was "the little general".
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the difference is the nba player worn jersey is usually made out of better material.