The three Holiday siblings—Justin, Jrue, and Aaron—have played together in an NBA game for the third time in 14 months, a feat accomplished only by this strain of hoops DNA. It's like a giant backyard pick-up game when they're all on the floor. The last time all three were playing at the same time was in January 2016, when they appeared in a regular-season game against each other with their respective teams, the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers. They are all part of the same family business: Their father, Dougie, is a former college player who now works as a security guard, while their mother, Kathleen, is a nurse. They all have similar tattoos and wear their hair in braids or twists. Their story begins with two boys born about one year apart. Then another boy was born, and the family had doubled in size. Unfortunately, their father had also doubled in size, so he could no longer play college basketball. He had enough money saved up to send his four children to private school, but that was it. The family had to get jobs so they could eat. Dougie worked long hours as a security guard while the kids waited tables at a restaurant. Things weren't easy for the family, but they managed to work through it because they loved each other very much.