Jim Fox career path

Jim Fox is a center-forward who played 10 NBA seasons (1967–1977) for 7 franchises. He was taken in the 8th round (70th overall) of the 1965 NBA Draft by the Cincinnati Royals out of South Carolina.

Teams, season by season

  1. Cincinnati Royals1967–68
  2. Detroit Pistons1967–1969
  3. Phoenix Suns1968–1970
  4. Chicago Bulls1970–1972
  5. Cincinnati Royals1971–72
  6. Seattle SuperSonics1972–1975
  7. Milwaukee Bucks1975–76
  8. New York Nets1976–77

What teams did Jim Fox play for?

Jim Fox played for the Cincinnati Royals (1967–68), the Detroit Pistons (1967–1969), the Phoenix Suns (1968–1970), the Chicago Bulls (1970–1972), the Cincinnati Royals (1971–72), the Seattle SuperSonics (1972–1975), the Milwaukee Bucks (1975–76), and the New York Nets (1976–77).

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Played alongside

Well-known players on Jim Fox's teams in the same seasons.

Career data from Basketball-Reference, NBA regular seasons since 1970–71. Not affiliated with the NBA.