Consistency is a hallmark of Reggie Warren's successful basketball career.
Throughout his career, including a large chunk of it spent in Japan, Warren has consistently produced double-doubles. Getting 10 or more points and double figures in rebounds is what he's done game after game, season after season.
On Saturday, the Kagawa Five Arrows power forward passed the 7,000-point milestone for his time in Japan. Before last season, he mostly played in the now-disbanded bj-league, which became a part of the B. League. (Starting in 2006, he's suited up for the Five Arrows, Saitama Broncos, Kyoto Hannaryz, Rizing Fukuoka, Hamamatsu Higashimikawa Phoenix and, most recently, Kumamoto Volters in Japan.)
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