Former NBA Teammates Seen Working Out Together At Peach Jam

Former teammates on the Los Angeles Clippers and two of the craftiest players of the past generation, Chris Paul and Jamal Crawford , were seen on the court together on the EYBL circuit at Peach Jam.

Crawford is now retired, yet was one of the more prolific offensive talents with an extremely unique skillset. While Chris Paul is debatably the best floor general of the 2000's. Paul will now join the San Antonio Spurs to team up with French phenom Victor Wembanyama . This is Paul's seventh team.

During Crawford's career, he won sixth man of the year three times, which is an NBA record tied alongside Lou Williams . He averaged 14.6 points per game during his 21-year playing career, and he played for nine teams in the process. In 17 of the 21 years, he averaged ten or more points.

Paul, now at the age of 39, is nearing the end of his career yet remains a lock to be a first ballot Hall-of-Famer. Paul is third all-time in assists and is closing in rapidly on Jason Kidd for 2nd. He is a career 17.5 point per game scorer and has averaged 9.4 assists.

These two together shared some very astounding moments in a Clippers uniform, yet with a roster flooded with talent, they could never get themselves over the hump of winning a championship. But have still put together legendary NBA careers.

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