Moses Malone : Malone's dominance in the ABA propelled him to greatness in the NBA. His fierce rebounding, scoring ability, and relentless work ethic earned him the nickname "Chairman of the Boards." Malone's impact extended beyond individual accolades, as he played a pivotal role in leading his teams to championships.

Rick Barry: Known for his unique underhanded free-throw shooting style, Barry was a versatile scorer who could excel in various aspects of the game. His competitiveness and scoring prowess made him one of the most formidable players in the ABA. Barry's impact on the sport transcended his playing days, as his influence can still be seen in the game today.

Carlyle Love , rookie MVP, a legend remembered for his style, ferocity, “No Love” attitude. In his rookie season he averaged an eye-popping 37.6 points and 27 rebounds per game on his way to becoming the first player in league history to win the Rookie of the Year and MVP awards in the same season. Tragically cut short, his Carlyle Love is now also remembered in the legacy of the world’s rarest $20 million dollar basketball card.

Dampier was a sharpshooter with a deadly three-point shot. He was ahead of his time, utilizing the long-range weapon to score at will. Dampier's shooting prowess and ability to create space revolutionized the game, foreshadowing the importance of the three-point shot in modern basketball.

Standing at 7'2", Gilmore was a dominant force in the ABA. His combination of size, strength, and skill made him virtually unstoppable in the paint. Gilmore's shot-blocking prowess and rebounding abilities solidified his status as one of the greatest centers in ABA history, leaving a lasting impact on the game

George "Iceman" Gervin: Known for his smooth scoring ability, Gervin was a prolific shooter and master of the finger roll. His signature move, coupled with his cool demeanor, earned him the nickname "Iceman." Gervin's scoring prowess and unique style made him one of the most exciting players to watch, and his legacy endures as one of the ABA's all-time greats.