KK Partizan
Yugoslav Championship in 1987
Final-four of Euroleague 1988
National Cup Winner 1989
Korać Cup Winner 1989
[edit] Yugoslavia national team
Earned gold medal with Yugoslavia's under-18 nationals at the European Cadet Championships in Rousse, Bulgaria in 1985
Earned gold medal with Yugoslavia's under-21 nationals at the European Junior Championships in Gmunden, Austria in 1986
Earned gold medal with Yugoslavia's under-21 nationals at the FIBA Junior World Championships of Basketball in Bormio, Italy in 1987, defeating the U.S. team twice in that tournament
Earned silver medals in 1988 (for SFRY) and 1996 Olympics (for FRY)
Earned gold medals with SFRY at the 1990 (Argentina) and with FRY at the 2002 FIBA World Championship (U.S.)
Earned gold medals at European Championships in Zagreb 1989 and Rome 1991 (with SFRY), and in Athens 1995 (with FRY)
[edit] NBA
Named to the 1989–90 NBA All-Rookie First Team after averaging 8.5 ppg and 6.2 rpg for the Lakers
Appeared in the 1991 NBA Finals against the Chicago Bulls and averaged 12.1 ppg, 7.5 rpg and 2.4 apg in 121 career NBA Playoff games
Ranks 4th in Lakers franchise history with 830 blocked shots
Ranked 2nd on the Kings in scoring (14.3 ppg), rebounds (10.0 rpg, 10th in the NBA), assists (4.3 apg) and blocked shots (1.02 bpg) in 1998–99
Ranked 12th in the NBA in field-goal percentage (.503) in 1999–2000
Named NBA All-Star, 2001
Only basketball player born and trained in Europe to play at least 1,000 NBA games (1,134)
One of only two basketball players born and trained in Europe (Dražen Petrović is the other) to have his number retired by an NBA team
... mi fate una cortesia? fino a che non Magloire ma lo stesso Bargnani non avrà fatto 1/3 di quello che ha vinto e fatto Vlade evitate di inserirli nella stessa frase eh
perdonatemi ma ho avuto la fortuna di vedere giocare Divac e la sfortuna di vedere gli occhi da pesce bollito di Bargani in quel di Siauliai vedete voi...