Dude played for Georgetown for John Thompson III *in his first year as coach*, went high in the draft as a versatile offensive wing by the *Sonics* after being part of the "Three Amigos" trades to get *Ray Allen* to Boston. He was then part of the trade that got Kendrick Perkins to the Thunder and got to play with Shaq right before he retired.
Then he sits an entire season out after having *heart surgery* while the Celtics eventually take advantage of Billy Kings unfathomable ineptitude where they trade an eternity's worth of picks for washed Garnett and Pierce.
If you would have told me he was out of the league after the heart surgery, I'd say he had a good run with a lot of interesting historical footnotes.
Nevermind that he proceeds to come back as a full-time power forward and carve a niche out that's lasted for more than a decade.
He's played with the Wizards the year Wall got injured for good, the "y'all look so different" LeBron Cavs, the uber-smallball Rockets where he was the tallest listed player, and the fleeting beauty that was the handful of games the Nets had their full supersquad. Now he's played 1.5 seasons with generational bigman Nikola Jokic - guy's basically the NBA's Forrest Gump.