Michael Douglas, a notable figure among the Harlem Globetrotters legends, played alongside other iconic players such as Larry 'Shorty' Coleman and Tyrone 'Hollywood' Brown, both of whom are former Harlem Globetrotters. Harold 'Bobo' Hubbard and Antoine Scott also made their mark as part of the Globetrotters past players. Elbert 'Tree' Gordon, Mike Glenn, a former NBA great, and Jennifer Brewer, a 1996 USA Olympian, highlight the diverse talent that has graced the court. Other impressive names include Tyron Gainer, a former NAIA Champion, and Mel Harris, who played in the USBL. Reggie Dixon and Gator Rivers, both former Harlem Globetrotters, contributed to the team's legacy. LT Trahon and Nakisha Keeves have also played internationally, showcasing the global reach of the Harlem Globetrotters. Kenny Saunders and Andre Turner, a former NBA player who also played internationally, further emphasize the blend of talent in this group. Curtis Green from the University of Southern MS and Willie Harris from Jackson State University add to the distinguished roster. Redonno Douglas serves as Regional Director, while McKinley Singleton is recognized as one of the former NBA greats. Other names include Brandon McDonald, Woody Carter, and Somer Easterwood, a former professional player. Referees Jimmy Bolden and Tommy Gibson played crucial roles in maintaining the game's integrity. Adrien Borders and Brandon Thomas, alongside Wayne Arnold, who has played internationally, represent the next generation. Paul Gaffney, Tyrone Randolph, and Kevin Sowell, who played internationally, continue the tradition of excellence. Antron Pippin, Kevin Sanford, D.J. Henley, Darius Smith, and Daryl Braden, who also played internationally, round out this impressive list, which proudly celebrates the legacy of Harlem Globetrotters legends.
