- Muggsy Bogues (5’3″): Known for his lightning-quick speed and incredible ball-handling skills, Bogues was the shortest player to ever play in the NBA.
- Earl Boykins (5’5″): Boykins’ small stature didn’t stop him from becoming a prolific scorer, as he averaged over 10 points per game in nine different NBA seasons.
- Calvin Murphy (5’9″): Despite his height, Murphy was a prolific scorer and playmaker during his career and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1993.
- Spud Webb (5’7″): Famous for his incredible leaping ability, Webb won the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1986, and played for several teams during his 12-year NBA career.
- Nate Robinson (5’9″): A three-time NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion, Robinson was known for his high-flying athleticism and tenacious defense.
- Isaiah Thomas (5’9″): Thomas was a dynamic scorer and playmaker during his NBA career, earning two All-Star selections and leading the league in scoring during the 2016-17 season.
- Terrell Brandon (5’11”): Despite being undersized, Brandon was a skilled playmaker and scorer, earning two All-Star selections during his career.
- Damon Stoudamire (5’10”): A former NBA Rookie of the Year, Stoudamire was a skilled point guard who averaged over 13 points per game during his career.
- Michael Adams (5’10”): Adams was a scoring machine during his career, leading the league in three-pointers made during the 1990-91 season and averaging over 14 points per game for his career.
- Keith Jennings (5’7″): Despite his small stature, Jennings was a skilled playmaker and defender during his short NBA career.
- Anthony “Pig” Miller (5’9″): Miller was a solid contributor during his NBA career, playing for several teams and averaging over 8 points per game during his best season.
- Tyronn Lue (5’10”): Lue was a tenacious defender and skilled playmaker during his NBA career, and later went on to coach the Cleveland Cavaliers to an NBA championship in 2016.
- Melvin Booker (5’11”): Booker played for several teams during his NBA career, averaging over 5 points per game as a reserve guard.
- Greg Grant (5’7″): Despite his small stature, Grant played for several teams during his NBA career, and was known for his quickness and tenacity on defense.
- Brevin Knight (5’10”): Knight was a skilled playmaker and defender during his NBA career, earning the NBA Sportsmanship Award in 2007.
- Yuta Tabuse (5’8″): Tabuse became the first Japanese-born player to ever play in the NBA, appearing in four games for the Phoenix Suns during the 2004-05 season.
- John Lucas III (5’11”): Lucas played for several teams during his NBA career and was known for his scoring ability and tenacious defense.
- Kenny Anderson (6’0″): Though not as short as some of the other players on this list, Anderson was a skilled playmaker and scorer during his NBA career, earning an All-Star selection in 1994.
- Spud Murray (5’6″): Murray
- Darren Collison (6’0″): Collison was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, averaging over 11 points per game and earning an All-Rookie First Team selection in 2010.
- Bobby Hurley (6’0″): Hurley was a talented point guard during his college career, leading Duke to two national championships, but struggled with injuries during his brief NBA career.
- Dana Barros (5’11”): Barros was a skilled scorer and playmaker during his NBA career, earning an All-Star selection in 1995 and leading the league in three-point percentage in 1994.
- Earvin “Bo” Kimble (6’0″): Kimble was a talented scorer during his NBA career, and famously shot his first free throw left-handed to honor his college teammate and friend, Hank Gathers, who died on the court.
- Brevin Pritzl (6’3″): Pritzl is a current professional basketball player who played college basketball at the University of Wisconsin, where he was known for his three-point shooting ability.
- David Wesley (6’0″): Wesley was a skilled guard during his NBA career, earning two All-Defensive Second Team selections and leading the league in three-point percentage in 2001.
- Chris Childs (6’3″): Childs was a talented playmaker during his NBA career, playing for several teams and earning two All-Defensive Second Team selections.
- Chris Duhon (6’0″): Duhon was a solid playmaker and defender during his NBA career, earning a spot on the NBA All-Rookie Second Team in 2005.
- D.J. Augustin (6’0″): Augustin is a current NBA point guard known for his quickness and shooting ability, and has played for several teams during his career.
- J.J. Barea (6’0″): Barea is a skilled playmaker and scorer who has played for several teams during his NBA career, and was a key contributor to the Dallas Mavericks’ 2011 NBA championship team.
- Jason Williams (6’1″): Williams was a skilled playmaker during his NBA career, known for his flashy passes and ball-handling ability.
- Nate McMillan (6’5″): Though not as short as some of the other players on this list, McMillan was a talented point guard during his NBA career, known for his defense and playmaking ability.
- Kenny Smith (6’3″): Smith was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his shooting ability and playmaking skills, and later became a successful NBA analyst.
- Scott Skiles (6’1″): Skiles was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his playmaking ability and tenacious defense, and later became a successful NBA head coach.
- Allen Iverson (6’0″): Iverson was one of the most talented scorers in NBA history, earning 11 All-Star selections and winning the league MVP award in 2001.
- Damon Jones (6’3″): Jones was a skilled shooter during his NBA career, known for his three-point shooting ability and earning an NBA championship with the Miami Heat in 2006.
- Derek Fisher (6’1″): Fisher was a talented point guard during his NBA career, known for his clutch performances in the playoffs and for earning five NBA championships with the Los Angeles Lakers.
- Dražen Petrović (6’5″): Petro
- Dražen Petrović (6’5″): Petrović was a talented shooting guard during his NBA career, known for his scoring ability and shooting accuracy, and tragically died in a car accident at the age of 28.
- Calvin Murphy (5’9″): Murphy was a skilled scorer during his NBA career, averaging over 17 points per game and earning an induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Isaiah Thomas (5’9″): Thomas is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring ability and quickness, and has played for several teams during his career.
- Kay Felder (5’9″): Felder is a current professional basketball player who played college basketball at Oakland University, and has played for several NBA teams as well as overseas.
- Ty Lawson (5’11”): Lawson was a talented point guard during his NBA career, known for his speed and quickness, and has played for several teams during his career.
- Damon Stoudamire (5’10”): Stoudamire was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, earning Rookie of the Year honors in 1996 and earning an All-Star selection in 1997.
- Muggsy Bogues (5’3″): Bogues was one of the shortest players in NBA history but was a skilled playmaker during his career, known for his quickness and passing ability.
- Terrell Brandon (5’11”): Brandon was a talented point guard during his NBA career, earning two All-Star selections and leading the league in free-throw percentage in 1997.
- Michael Adams (5’10”): Adams was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his scoring ability and for earning an All-Star selection in 1992.
- Greg Anthony (6’0″): Anthony was a solid point guard during his NBA career, known for his defense and playmaking ability, and later became a successful NBA analyst.
- Damon Greer (5’11”): Greer was a skilled point guard during his college career at the University of Southern Indiana, earning several All-American honors and leading his team to a national championship in 1995.
- Earl Boykins (5’5″): Boykins was one of the shortest players in NBA history, but was a skilled scorer and playmaker during his career, playing for several teams and earning an All-Star selection in 2007.
- Spud Webb (5’7″): Webb was one of the shortest players in NBA history, but was a skilled dunker and playmaker during his career, winning the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1986.
- Tyrone “Muggsy” Brazzle (5’3″): Brazzle was one of the shortest players in NCAA history, playing for Weber State University and earning the nickname “Muggsy” due to his short stature and tenacity on the court.
- Dee Brown (6’0″): Brown was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his quickness and scoring ability, and for winning the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1991.
- D.J. Augustin (6’0″): Augustin is a current NBA point guard known for his shooting and playmaking ability and has played for several teams during his career.
- Nate Robinson (5’9″): Robinson was a talented scoring guard during his NBA career, known for his athleticism and for winning the NBA Slam Dunk Contest three times.
- J.J. Barea (6’0″): Barea is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and winning an NBA championship with the Dallas Mavericks in 2011.
- Moochie Norris (6’0″): Norris was a solid point guard during his NBA career, known for his playmaking ability and for earning an All-Star selection in the Chinese Basketball Association.
- Nate Archibald (6’1″): Archibald was a talented point guard during his NBA career, leading the league in scoring and assists in the same season and earning induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Mark Price (6’0″): Price was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his shooting and playmaking ability, and earning several All-Star selections and an Olympic gold medal.
- Brevin Knight (5’10”): Knight was a solid point guard during his NBA career, known for his playmaking ability and defense, and leading the league in steals in 2001.
- Darrell Armstrong (6’0″): Armstrong was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his hustle and for earning the NBA’s Most Improved Player award in 1999.
- Kyle Lowry (6’0″): Lowry is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and has played for several teams during his career, winning an NBA championship with the Toronto Raptors in 2019.
- Jameer Nelson (6’0″): Nelson was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and earning an All-Star selection in 2009.
- Devin Harris (6’3″): Harris is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability and has played for several teams during his career.
- Earl Watson (6’1″): Watson was a solid point guard during his NBA career, known for his defense and playmaking ability, and later became a successful college coach.
- Dana Barros (5’11”): Barros was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his shooting and earning an All-Star selection in 1995.
- Damon Jones (6’3″): Jones was a solid shooting guard during his NBA career, known for his shooting ability and for earning an NBA championship with the Miami Heat in 2006.
- Jason Terry (6’2″): Terry was a talented scoring guard during his NBA career, known for his shooting ability and for earning an NBA championship with the Dallas Mavericks in 2011.
- Tony Parker (6’0″): Parker was a talented point guard during his NBA career, known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and for earning four NBA championships with the San Antonio Spurs.
- Maurice Cheeks (6’1″): Cheeks was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his defense and playmaking ability, and earning induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Eric Bledsoe (6’1″): Bledsoe is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability and has played for several teams during his career.
- John Stockton (6’1″): Stockton was one of the greatest point guards in NBA history, known for his playmaking ability and earning induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Dennis Johnson (6’4″): Johnson was a talented shooting guard during his NBA career, known for his defense and clutch play, and earning induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
- Kenny Anderson (6’0″): Anderson was a skilled point guard during his NBA career, known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and earning an All-Star selection in 1994.
- Muggsy Bogues (5’3″): Bogues was one of the shortest players in NBA history, known for his quickness and playmaking ability, and later becoming a successful coach.
- Isaiah Thomas (5’9″): Thomas is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and has played for several teams during his career.
- Spud Webb (5’7″): Webb was a skilled scoring guard during his NBA career, known for his athleticism and for winning the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1986.
- Ty Lawson (5’11”): Lawson was a talented point guard during his NBA career, known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and has played for several teams during his career.
- Steve Nash (6’3″): Nash was one of the greatest point guards in NBA history, known for his playmaking ability and for winning two NBA MVP awards
- Derrick Rose (6’1″): Rose is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and has played for several teams during his career, winning an NBA MVP award in 2011.
- Chris Paul (6’0″): Paul is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and has played for several teams during his career, earning numerous All-Star selections.
- Russell Westbrook (6’3″): Westbrook is a current NBA point guard known for his scoring and playmaking ability, and has played for several teams during his career, earning numerous All-Star selections and an NBA MVP award.
- Allen Iverson (6’0″): Iverson was a legendary shooting guard during his NBA career, known for his scoring ability and for earning an NBA MVP award in 2001.
- Nate Robinson (5’9″): Robinson was one of the shortest players in NBA history, known for his athleticism and for winning the NBA Slam Dunk Contest three times, and also played in the NFL.
