INDIAN TRAIL Muggsy Bogues threw his annual one-day party for middle school basketball teams Saturday, and this time it was a statewide event. The third annual Muggsy Bogues Invitational this year ...

Muggsy Bogues threw his annual one-day party for middle school basketball teams Saturday, and this time it was a statewide event. The third annual Muggsy Bogues Invitational this year cast a wider ...

PHOTOS: Muggsy Bogues’ first middle school tournament Muggsy poses with one of the Team Winners at the Middle School Tournament Kelly Hood Langston Wertz Jr. The Charlotte Observer 704-358-5133 ...

Muggsy Bogues knows what it’s like to be doubted at every step of his career. A 5-foot-3 guard from Baltimore, Maryland, Bogues’ arrival in the NBA in 1987 raised many eyebrows. After all, how ...

Even Muggsy Bogues is surprised. But now he has a challenge for Kevin Durant. Bogues, who was famously the shortest player to play in the NBA at 5-foot-3, recently found out that his career ...

The shot layout provoked a Muggsy memory of that moment 30 years ago. Bogues recalled he was on the bench for the final play, with Dell Curry in-bounding the ball under the basket.

Muggsy Bogues is best known for being the shortest player in NBA history at just 5’3”. But that factoid has too often overshadowed everything else about his fascinating life.

The school retired his number a few years after he graduated. Bogues is still the Wake Forest all-time assists per game leader, averaging 6.6 assists per game during his ACC career from 1983-87.

Tyrone Curtis "Muggsy" Bogues is an American former basketball player. The shortest player ever to play in the National Basketball Association (NBA), the 5'3" (1.60 m) Bogues played point guard ...

Muggsy Bogues wasn’t named to the recently released NBA 75th Anniversary Team. But the 5-foot-3 guard is one of the most intriguing figures in the league’s history. Despite his obvious ...