Honorable Mention – B.J. Armstrong (1994)

Armstrong, a three-time NBA champion, was the most athletic point guard to play with Michael Jordan, although Jordan could have carried any point guard to the NBA finals during his era. He didn’t need his point guards to play a major role, and Armstrong never did. Everybody was a Bulls fan during this era, so the fans voted Armstrong in as an All-Star when Jordan left for baseball.

Since Jordan was gone, that meant a bigger role for Armstrong, who averaged 15.8 PPG and 4.1 APG in the first half of the season. Those are good numbers, but not All-Star numbers. Also, he still had Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant as bigger names than him on his own team.