Kobe Bryant once said if there's one thing he could change about his game it would be hand size. NBA scouts couldn't agree more. At the NBA Draft Combine, large hands make them salivate. A good-sized pair of mitts give NBA players so many advantages. A firm handle on the ball, the ability to snare rebounds, the fattest hand turkey drawing, you name it. In the NBA, the king of massive hands is none other than Serbian center Boban Marjanovic. If Boban got you in a game of "if your hand is bigger than your face you have cancer," you would suffer a subtle case of a knockout blow. The Dallas Mavericks center is listed at 7-foot-4, 290 pounds. His paws have never officially been measured, but they're estimated to have a 10.75-inch hand length and a 12-inch hand span. The estimates spawn from Boban comparing hands with former San Antonio Spurs teammate Ray McCallum in a pic. For reference, McCallum has a hand length of 8 inches and a span of 8.75 inches. Spurs fans remember Boban Marjanovic's hands on display in an interview with reporter Andrew Monaco following a victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on December 28, 2015. Boban's huge hands exceed the average human hand length by 3.35-inches and span by 3.5 inches. On top of that, Boban sports a 7-foot-10 wingspan. It's no surprise the former Spurs, Detroit Pistons, Los Angeles Clippers, and Philadelphia 76ers big man has the largest hands we've seen from a basketball player, including multiple All-Stars. He ranks ahead of Kawhi Leonard, two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal, Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James, Julius Erving, Noah Vonleh to name a few. On the small hands end of the spectrum live Kevin Durant and Paul George. Durant has publicly admitted to not be able to palm a basketball. Wayoff P's hand length comes in at 8.5-inches and span at 9 inches. Boban's gigantic hands inspired the Reddit thread entitled "Boban holding things." When the Se