* - P.J. Tucker was released on March 24, 2007 by the Toronto Raptors while on assignment.

2006-07 NBA D-LEAGUE REGULAR SEASON FACT SHEET DEVELOPING TALENT The NBA D-League is developing talent from across all disciplines for the NBA s 30 teams and the entire NBA umbrella. In 2005-06, NBA teams assigned 29 players from 19 teams to D-League affiliates. During the 2006-07 season, 19 NBA teams assigned 24 players to their D-League affiliates: Player NBA Team NBA D-League Team / status Ryan Hollins Charlotte Bobcats Fort Worth Flyers / recalled by CHA Bobby Jones Philadelphia 76ers Fort Worth Flyers / recalled by 76ers Louis Williams Philadelphia 76ers Fort Worth Flyers / recalled by 76ers Julius Hodge Denver Nuggets Colorado 14ers /recalled by Nuggets Pops Mensah-Bonsu Dallas Mavericks Fort Worth Flyers (thrice) / recalled Martynas Andriuskevicius Chicago Bulls Dakota Wizards / recalled by Bulls James White San Antonio Spurs Austin Toros / recalled by Spurs Maurice Ager Dallas Mavericks Fort Worth Flyers (twice) P.J. Tucker Toronto Raptors Colorado 14ers (twice)* Amir Johnson Detroit Pistons Sioux Falls Skyforce (twice)/recalled Marcus Vinicius NOK Hornets Tulsa 66ers (twice) / recalled James Augustine Orlando Magic Anaheim Arsenal / recalled Mouhamed Sene Seattle Sonics Idaho Stampede (twice) / recalled C.J. Miles Utah Jazz Idaho Stampede / recalled by Jazz Jose Barea Dallas Mavericks Fort Worth Flyers / recalled Damir Markota Milwaukee Bucks Tulsa 66ers (twice) / recalled Patrick O Bryant Golden State Warriors Bakersfield Jam (thrice) / recalled Allan Ray Boston Celtics Austin Toros / recalled by Celtics Mile Ilic New Jersey Nets Colorado 14ers Will Blalock Detroit Pistons Sioux Falls Skyforce / recalled Alexander Johnson Memphis Grizzlies Arkansas RimRockers / recalled Shannon Brown Cleveland Cavaliers Albuquerque Thunderbirds / recalled Dwayne Jones Cleveland Cavaliers Albuquerque Thunderbirds / recalled Jordan Farmar Los Angeles Lakers L.A. D-Fenders (thrice) / recalled * - P.J. Tucker was released on March 24, 2007 by the Toronto Raptors while on assignment. Since the league s inception, there have been a total of 86 call-ups of 61 players. During the 2006-07 season, 14 NBA teams called up 16 players*: PLAYERS Name D-LEAGUE Team NBA Team Kelenna Azubuike Fort Worth Flyers Golden State Warriors Andre Brown Sioux Falls Skyforce Seattle Sonics Justin Williams Dakota Wizards Sacramento Kings Dijon Thompson Albuquerque Thunderbirds Atlanta Hawks Luke Jackson Idaho Stampede Los Angeles Clippers Toronto Raptors Renaldo Major Dakota Wizards Golden State Warriors 1

Jeremy Richardson Fort Worth Flyers Atlanta Hawks Portland Trail Blazers Will Conroy Tulsa 66ers Memphis Grizzlies/ L.A. Clippers (twice) Louis Amundson Colorado 14ers Utah Jazz Philadelphia 76ers Jared Reiner Sioux Falls Skyforce Milwaukee Bucks Von Wafer Colorado 14ers Los Angeles Clippers Denver Nuggets Mike Hall Tulsa 66ers Washington Wizards Luke Schenscher Fort Worth Flyers Portland Trail Blazers Alan Anderson Tulsa 66ers Charlotte Bobcats Kevinn Pickney Bakersfield Jam Boston Celtics Randy Livingston Idaho Stampede Seattle Sonics * - There were 22 GATORADE Call-Ups in total this season (Will Conroy was called up three times, while Louis Amundson, Luke Jackson, Von Wafer and Jeremy Richardson have each been called up twice.) There were 31 former D-leaguers currently on 2007 NBA Playoff teams. Currently, 51 NBA players are D-League Alumni. In addition, 17 former D-Leaguers have started at least one game during the 2006-07 NBA season. Every referee hired by the NBA since 2002 has worked in the D-League, while coaches, athletic trainers and front office executives are also being developed. Almost 150 players, coaches, referees, athletic trainers and front-office personnel have moved to NBA teams or the league office since November 2001. Due to the NBA s most recent collective bargaining agreement, the D-League plays an expanded role for the NBA, with affiliations between D-League and NBA teams. THE GAME Listed are the D-League teams that played in the 2006-07 season and their NBA affiliations: o Albuquerque Thunderbirds (N.M.) Cleveland Cavaliers, Phoenix Suns, Indiana Pacers o Anaheim Arsenal (Calif.) - Los Angeles Clippers, Portland Trailblazers, Orlando Magic o Arkansas RimRockers (Little Rock) Atlanta Hawks, Memphis Grizzlies, Miami Heat o Austin Toros (Texas) Boston Celtics, Houston Rockets, San Antonio Spurs o Bakersfield Jam (Calif.) Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings o Colorado 14ers (Broomfield) Denver Nuggets, New Jersey Nets, Toronto Raptors o Dakota Wizards (Bismarck, N.D.) Chicago Bulls, Washington Wizards o Fort Worth Flyers (Texas) Charlotte Bobcats, Dallas Mavericks, Philadelphia 76ers o Idaho Stampede (Boise) Seattle Supersonics, Utah Jazz o Los Angeles D-Fenders Los Angeles Lakers o Sioux Falls Skyforce (S.D.) Detroit Pistons, Minnesota Timberwolves o Tulsa 66ers (Okla.) Milwaukee Bucks, New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets, New York Knicks 2

***The NBA Development League (D-League) has awarded expansion teams to the following cities. The teams will begin play in the 2007-08 season, boosting the number of teams to 16: o o o o Orem, Utah (announced Dec. 2, 2006); the team will play at the McKay Event Center. Rio Grande Valley, South Texas (announced Jan. 24, 2007); the team will play at the Dodge Arena in Hidalgo, Texas. Des Moines, Iowa (announced Feb. 27, 2007); the team will play at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. Fort Wayne, Indiana (announced April 10, 2007); the team will play at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Coaches who can serve as assets for marketing and publicity efforts: o Albuquerque: TBA - head coach, Joe Harge - assistant coach o Anaheim: Reggie Geary - interim head coach, TBA assistant coach o Arkansas: Andy Stoglin - head coach, Pat Bradley - assistant coach o Austin: Quinn Snyder - head coach, Dale Osbourne assistant coach o Bakersfield: Jim Harrick - head coach, Ike Austin - assistant coach o Colorado: Joe Wolf - head coach, TBA - assistant coach o Dakota: Dave Joerger - head coach, Kevin Rice - assistant coach o Fort Wayne: Kent Davison head coach, TBA assistant coach o Fort Worth: Sidney Moncrief - head coach, Paul Mokeski - assistant coach o Idaho: Bryan Gates - head coach, Ray Lopes assistant coach o Iowa: Nick Nurse head coach, Gary Garner assistant coach o Los Angeles: Dan Panaggio - head coach, Chucky Brown - assistant coach o Rio Grand Valley: Bob Hoffman head coach, TBA assistant coach o Sioux Falls: Mo McHone - head coach, Nate Tibbetts - assistant coach o Tulsa: Joey Meyer - head coach, Roy Rogers - assistant coach o Utah: Brad Jones head coach, TBA assistant coach Rosters are composed of 10 players. Rosters can expand to 12 if NBA players are on assignment. Teams play a 50-game regular season schedule beginning in late November and ending mid April. The D-League conducts a league-wide Draft in early November. To be eligible for the draft a player must have signed a D-League Standard Player Contract. Each team holds a training camp in mid November. In order to participate in team training camp, a player must have been a member of the team during the previous season, been drafted by the team during the D-League Draft, been allocated to the team by the league or been selected to attend camp from a local team tryout. PLAYERS Players sign a contract with the league and not with teams. The Standard Player Contract obligates players for one season. Teams are required to have at least two first-year professionals on the roster at all times. Teams do not have injured reserve lists. THE COMMUNITY The D-League and its teams participate in D-League Cares, executing almost 300 reading-related programs and activities last season, including Welcome Back to School 3

Events, Read to Achieve Day and monthly Reading Timeouts. About 1,500 books were distributed. The D-League High School Sportsmanship Program honors a high school basketball team as sportsmanship winners on or around March 5, which is National Sportsmanship Day. The Student Achiever program runs throughout the school year and rewards students for various achievements such as perfect attendance, straight A s or improving in academic areas and is highlighted at games. NBA TV Approximately 60 games aired on NBA TV in 2006-07, up from 35 in 2005-06. NBA TV also airs a bi-weekly highlight and features show throughout the season. Five half-hour segments on ESPN2 aired beginning in mid-february, giving viewers an all-access look at life inside the NBA s minor league. 4

NBA D-LEAGUE PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS Player Development Orientation Introduces players to topics that will assist them in their transition into the D-League. Special emphasis is placed on topics such as the Business of Basketball, player development programs, basketball operations, public relations, media training, marketing partners, community relations and cultural adjustment issues. Team Awareness Meetings Team Awareness Meetings (TAM) promote the development of personal and professional skills deemed necessary for basketball and life success on topics such as: Nutrition, Money Management, Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Sexual Health/Sexual Harassment Career Planning, High Risk Situations, NBA Scout Feedback Panel and Motivation. Over 120 D-League and NBA Assigned players receive seminars on two topics per month during the season for a total of 16 hours of off the court professional development training. Continuing Education and Life Skills Programs Assist players in completing their college degrees and assist them in returning to school, including offering online business communication and life skills certificate learning programs from Michigan State University. For the 2006-07 season over 25 % of D-League players were involved in continuing education program initiatives. D-League Call ups Jared Reiner formerly of the Sioux Skyforce and now with Milwaukee Bucks and Louis Amundson formerly with the Colorado 14ers and now with the Utah Jazz both participated in the MSU Communications Skills online certificate program. Career Education Program Provide career counseling resources and skills development opportunities in areas such as career coaching sessions, career assessments, resume writing, interviewing skills and job search strategies. Summer Apprenticeship Program This program allows the player to earn a salary and valuable on the job experience with a local sponsor in the field of their choice during the off-season. The program gives D-League teams the opportunity to continue marketing their brand during the off-season by having a player conduct various community relations appearances. Anthony Terrell of the Fort Worth Flyers interned at a law office in Fort Worth in the summer of 2006 and made multiple community relations appearances for the team over the summer. Mentoring Program The mentor program matches a high potential player with a retired NBA player or a successful local business man who have successfully accomplished what this player is seeking to achieve in sport or life. 5

The mentor assists the player mentee in acquiring valuable basketball and career related information in an effort to prepare the mentee for the challenges of the NBA or the business world. Former NBA players who served as mentors for the 2007 season are AC Green, Sean Rooks, Lee Mayberry, John Coker and Elliot Perry to name a few. 6

NBA D-LEAGUE ALL-STAR 2007 Sidney Moncrief of the Fort Worth Flyers and Joe Wolf of the Colorado 14ers served as head coaches for the Gillette D-League All-Star Game in association with 24 Hour Fitness, which was held at NBA All-Star Jam Session at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on Feb. 17. The Eastern Division defeated the Western Division 114-100, with Eastern Conference All-Star and Fort Worth Flyers forward Pops Mensah-Bonsu taking home MVP honors following a 30-point, seven-rebound performance. EASTERN DIVISION ALL-STAR ROSTER * denotes an injured player ** denotes an injury replacement Pos. Player (Team) Ht. Wt. Birthdate College G Will Conroy (Tulsa) 6-2 195 12/08/82 Washington G BJ Elder (Austin) 6-4 205 09/04/82 Georgia Tech G Renaldo Major (Dakota) 6-7 190 05/07/82 Fresno State G Clay Tucker (Arkansas) 6-3 195 06/14/80 Wisconsin-Milwaukee F Alan Anderson (Tulsa) 6-6 220 10/16/82 Michigan State F Stephen Graham (S. Falls) 6-6 215 06/11/82 Oklahoma State F Quemont Greer** (Dakota) 6-7 240 12/5/81 Depaul F Pops Mensah-Bonsu (F.W.) 6-9 232 09/17/83 George Washington F James White (Austin)* 6-7 200 10/21/82 Cincinnati C Jared Reiner (Sioux Falls)* 6-11 255 04/08/82 Iowa C Luke Schenscher (F.W.)** 7-1 265 12/31/81 Georgia C Loren Woods (Austin) 7-2 260 06/21/78 Arizona Head Coach: Sidney Moncrief (Ft. Worth) Assistant Coach: Paul Mokeski (Ft. Worth) Athletic Trainer: Takashi Onuki (Fort Worth) WESTERN DIVISION ALL-STAR ROSTER Pos._Player (Team) Ht. Wt. Birthdate College/Country G Brian Chase (Los Angeles) 5-8 160 10/08/81 Virginia Tech G Pooh Jeter (Colorado) 5-11 175 12/02/83 Univ. of Portland G Randy Livingston (Idaho)* 6-4 210 04/02/75 Louisiana State G Gerry McNamara** 6-2 182 08/28/83 Syracuse G Ronnell Taylor** 6-4 200 07/26/82 Alabama-Birmingham G Von Wafer (Colorado) 6-5 210 06/21/85 Florida State F Louis Amundson (Colorado)*6-8 221 12/07/82 Nevada-Las Vegas F Kevinn Pinkney (Bak.) 6-10 245 10/20/83 Nevada-Reno F Dijon Thompson (Alb.) 6-7 195 02/23/83 UCLA F Jawad Williams (Anaheim) 6-9 218 02/19/83 North Carolina C Elton Brown (Colorado) 6-9 250 09/09/83 Virginia C Peter John Ramos (Idaho)* 7-3 287 05/23/85 Puerto Rico C Rick Rickert (Colorado)** 6-11 235 02/11/83 Minnesota Head Coach: Joe Wolf (Colorado) Assistant Coach: Kent Davison (Colorado) Athletic Trainer: Mark Morrissey (Colorado) 7

2006-07 NBA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE AWARDS 2006-07 GATORADE ALL LEAGUE SELECTIONS The Colorado 14ers are the second team in league history to have three of the five GATORADE first team selections. The Roanoke Dazzle had three in the 2004-05. Three of the first-team choices have spent time on NBA rosters this season, Major with the Golden State Warriors, Wafer with the Los Angeles Clippers, while Amundson is currently with the Philadelphia 76ers. 2006-07 GATORADE ALL-NBA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE FIRST TEAM Position Player Team Forward Renaldo Major Dakota Wizards Forward Louis Amundson Colorado 14ers Center Elton Brown Colorado 14ers Guard Von Wafer Colorado 14ers Guard Randy Livingston Idaho Stampede 2006-07 ALL-NBA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE SECOND TEAM Position Player Team Forward Jawad Williams Anaheim Arsenal Forward Kevinn Pinkney Bakersfield Jam Forward Jeremy Richardson Fort Worth Flyers Center Jared Reiner Sioux Falls Skyforce Guard BJ Elder Austin Toros Guard Will Conroy Tulsa 66ers 2006-07 ALL-NBA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE HONORABLE MENTION Position Player Team Forward Dijon Thompson Albuquerque Thunderbirds Forward Roger Powell Arkansas RimRockers Forward Quemont Greer Dakota Wizards Forward Stephen Graham Sioux Falls Forward Alan Anderson Tulsa 66ers Center Kevin Lyde Dakota Wizards Center Luke Schenscher Fort Worth Flyers Center Peter John Ramos Idaho Stampede Guard Clay Tucker Arkansas RimRockers Guard Cheyne Gadson Austin Toros Guard Pooh Jeter Colorado 14ers Guard Brian Chase Los Angeles D-Fenders Guard Frank Williams Sioux Falls Jason Collier Sportsmanship Award: Arkansas Rim Rockers forward Roger Powell NBA D-League Defensive Player of the Year Award: Dakota Wizards forward Renaldo Major NBA D-League Rookie of the Year Award: Colorado 14ers and current Philadelphia 76ers forward Louis Amundson Dennis Johnson Coach of the Year Award: Idaho Stampede head coach Bryan Gates* NBA D-League Most Valuable Player Award: Idaho Stampede guard Randy Livingston 8