Shawn Kemp retired early due struggles with addiction issues that robbed him of his athleticism. He has been involved in several businesses in Seattle since retiring. The main business now is a marijuana dispensary called Shawn Kemp’s Cannabis. He was arrested for a shooting in 2023 for which he was not charged. Was Shawn Kemp […]
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The Dallas Chaparrals were one of the original ABA teams. They never stood out for having great fan support nor for winning titles. The team made the playoffs five times in six seasons but only won a single playoff series. The Chaps suffered from poor attendance and moved to San Antonio in 1973 and became
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Mark Price was a great player whose injuries probably cost him a Hall of Fame career. Price was overshadowed by Michael Jordan’s Bulls, so he never won a title. Without a title, Price would need incredible career stats to make the Hall of Fame, but injuries cut his career short and he has not made
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James Worthy’s nickname was Big Game James because he played his best in the biggest moments. Worthy led his UNC team to the 1982 NCAA title by scoring 28 points in the championship game. He won three NBA titles with the Lakers including in 1988 when he had a triple double in Game 7 of
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Wilt Chamberlain won two championships in his 14 year NBA career. He won his first title with the 1967 Philadelphia 76ers and his second with the 1972 Los Angeles Lakers. Wilt lost in the NBA Finals 4 times – twice each to the Celtics and Knicks. He was defeated seven times in the playoffs by
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Patrick Ewing’s nickname was the Hoya Destroya. The name came from his college years playing for the Georgetown Hoyas where he had one of the greatest NCAA basketball careers of all time, making three NCAA Championship games in four years and winning one title. The name Hoyas comes from an old Greek and Latin phrase.
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Does Vince Carter have a ring? No, Vince Carter never won a ring because his style of play as a star player did not elevate his teams enough to win titles. Then as a role player, Vince Carter chose not to chase a ring for teams that wanted him to sit on the bench, instead
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The Utah Stars were an ABA team that moved from Los Angeles in 1970. The team won the ABA championship in 1971, their first year in Salt Lake City. They played five full seasons in Utah before folding. The Stars’ best players were Zelmo Beaty, Willie Wise, Ron Boone and Moses Malone. Who Were the
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The Los Angeles Stars were an ABA team that moved from Anaheim prior to the 1968-1969 season. The Stars, who were the Amigos in Anaheim, lasted two years in Los Angeles before moving again, this time to Utah. The Stars 2nd season in LA saw them make a surprising playoff run to the ABA Finals.
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The Warriors tallest player ever, Manute Bol, is also the tallest player in the history of the NBA at 7’7”. Bol played two seasons for the Warriors in 1988-1990 and again in 1994-1995. Other players on the tallest Warriors ever list includes greats like Wilt Chamberlain, Robert Parish and Ralph Sampson. Who Is the Tallest
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