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Lee Knorek

No. 2,823 All-Time · of 5,416

Fame score

61

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Lee Knorek played 4 seasons across the New York Knicks and BLB, and ranks #2823 in Tetherball fame. Lee Knorek's standout season came in 1948-49 - earning 22 fame points that year, averaging 7.4 points per game. Lee Knorek is rated Diamond in Tetherball - more famous than 48% of all other NBA careers.

Fame share

Combined across every stint with each team.

  • New York Knicks100%
  • BLB0.2%

Total legacy per season

Every season’s full on-court fame - rewarding not just winning a title, but how dominantly a team won it, on top of stats and awards.

2211NYKBLBPEAK · 22 · 1948-49 · NYK
1946-471948-491949-50
NYK

Career teams - the connection strand

Every teammate on these rosters is a possible link.

Career

6.7PPG
-RPG
1.6APG
131Games
4Seasons
0Titles

Peak season: 1948-49 - 22 fame points.

Season-by-season log · 4 seasons

SeasonTeam(s)GPPPGRPGAPGFame EarnedAwardsPlayoffs
1946-47NYK (33-27)227.8-1.09-Lost Conf Finals
1947-48NYK (26-22)485.4-1.013--
1948-49NYK (32-28)607.4-2.322-Lost Conf Finals
1949-50BLB (25-43)10.0-0.00--

The Fame Recipe

Fame shape

Career Stats 16thLongevity 32ndDraft Bonus 0thPeak Bonus 18thHonors 0thRings 0th

What built this fame

Base fame · 60.08

Career Stats816th
Longevity832nd
Draft Bonus00th
Peak Bonus4418th
Honors00th
Rings00th

How it adds up

Base fame60.08
× Recency 0.89−6.55
+ Team Context+2.33
= Final fame61.19

Percentile vs every real NBA career - 1st (lowest) to 100th (best) per axis.

Teammates · strongest connections

How the game ranks teammates - career fame weighted by time played together. Long-time running mates rise; one-off cameos fall.

Carl BraunNYK · 2 seasons · 2.0 together63connectionHarry GallatinNYK · 1 season · 1.0 together39connectionBud PalmerNYK · 3 seasons · 2.5 together8connectionPaul NoelNYK · 2 seasons · 1.6 together8connectionButch van Breda KolffNYK · 3 seasons · 2.3 together7connectionTommy ByrnesNYK, BLB · 4 seasons · 2.3 together6connectionRay LumppNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together3connectionTex RitterNYK · 1 season · 1.0 together3connectionDick HolubNYK · 1 season · 1.0 together3connectionStan StutzNYK · 2 seasons · 1.5 together3connection
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Sonny HertzbergNYK · 2 seasons · 0.6 together3connectionIrv RothenbergNYK · 1 season · 1.0 together2connectionLeo GottliebNYK · 2 seasons · 1.1 together1connectionBuddy JeannetteBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionMel McGahaNYK · 1 season · 1.0 together1connectionRalph KaplowitzNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together1connectionRay KukaNYK · 2 seasons · 1.2 together1connectionSid TanenbaumNYK · 2 seasons · 1.2 together1connectionOssie SchectmanNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together1connectionPaul HoffmanBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionBob CluggishNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together1connectionWalt BudkoBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionGene JamesNYK · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionRon LivingstoneBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionEd SadowskiBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionBlackie ToweryBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionJoe DolhonBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionMike McCarronBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionFreddie Lewis (1949-1950)BLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionLes PughBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionBob FitzgeraldNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together1connectionBob ToughBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionDick TriptowBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionJohn MandicBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionNat MilitzokNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together1connectionJohnny EzerskyBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionBob MullensNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together1connectionHank RosensteinNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together1connectionJake WeberNYK · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionJohn MurphyNYK · 1 season · 0.2 together1connectionJoe ColoneNYK · 1 season · 0.3 together1connectionWhitey Von NiedaBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionAud BrindleyNYK · 1 season · 0.3 together1connectionDick ShriderNYK · 1 season · 0.1 together1connectionGeorge FeigenbaumBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionFrank MangiapaneNYK · 1 season · 0.1 together1connectionHowie JanottaBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionPaul CloydBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionWat MisakaNYK · 1 season · 0.1 together1connectionMarv SchatzmanBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionPaul GordonBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together1connectionAndy O'DonnellBLB · 1 season · 0.0 together0connectionFrido FreyNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together0connectionDick MurphyNYK · 1 season · 0.5 together0connection

Quick Answers

What teams did Lee Knorek play for?

Lee Knorek played for the New York Knicks and BLB.

What team is Lee Knorek most known for?

Lee Knorek is most known for the New York Knicks (100%) and BLB (0%) - ranked by share of Lee Knorek's on-court Tetherball fame.

How many championships did Lee Knorek win?

Lee Knorek did not win an NBA championship.

What was Lee Knorek's most famous season?

Lee Knorek's most famous season was 1948-49, earning 22 fame points - 60 games, 7.4 points, and 2.3 assists per game.

What were Lee Knorek's career stats?

Lee Knorek averaged 6.7 points and 1.6 assists per game over 131 career games.

When did Lee Knorek play in the NBA?

Lee Knorek played from 1946-47 to 1949-50, spanning 4 NBA seasons.

How famous is Lee Knorek?

Lee Knorek has a Tetherball fame score of 61, ranked #2,823 of 5,416 rated players - rated Diamond.

Who was Lee Knorek's most famous teammate?

Lee Knorek's most famous teammate was Harry Gallatin, sharing 1 season together.

Who were Lee Knorek's most connected teammates?

Lee Knorek's most connected teammates were Carl Braun, Harry Gallatin, and Bud Palmer - the strongest teammate connections of Lee Knorek's career, led by Carl Braun over 2 shared seasons.

What awards did Lee Knorek win?

Lee Knorek did not win any major NBA honors or All-Star selections.

Career fame

61.19

Diamond#2,823 in fame

Lee Knorek

More famous than 48% of all other NBA careers. A true rarity - among the hardest names to know.

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