Reggie Lewis was a late round draft pick in 1987, and the product of Northeastern University played less than ten minutes a game as a rookie, so it surprised some when he would blossom when gaining minutes due to Larry Bird's injury and would have an 18.5 PPG season as a sophomore.  Lewis would become the starting Shooting Guard, and in 1991/92 and 1992/93 he averaged just over 20 Points per Game, with the first of those seasons seeing him earning All-Star recognition.