Always the bridesmaids: these NBA legends never won a ring

[post_page_title]Chris Mullins[/post_page_title]
Chris Mullin took a bit of time getting into his NBA game after he was drafted by the Golden State Warriors seventh overall in 1985. But once he hit his stride, during his third season in the Association, Mullins would average more than 20 points per game, averaging more than 26 at his height. He would retire with five All Star appearances, was a 4-time All-NBA player and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2001. He may not have a ring, but he does have two Olympic medals, one while playing during his college years, the second with the 1992 Dream Team.