Houston Rockets jersey history No. 30 - Phil Bond (1977-78)
During his time suiting up for the Rockets, Bond wore only jersey No. 30 and put up 0.6 points per game.
Phil Bond, a player who donned jersey No. 30 for the Houston Rockets, made a significant impact during his brief tenure in the league. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, Bond entered the NBA as the 62nd overall pick in the 1977 Draft. Throughout his lone season with Houston, the Kentucky native contributed 0.6 points per game to the team's efforts.
Despite his short playing career, Bond's jersey number 30 remains a notable part of the Rockets' rich history. To commemorate the players who wore various numbers over the years, Rockets Wire is delving into the team's jersey history, covering the entire collection from the franchise's inception to the present day. With seven jerseys now retired, the article today focuses on Bond, the sixth of 15 players who wore the No. 30 jersey.
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