Alvin Robertson has a fairly strong case for the Hall of Fame based on his career statistics and accomplishments. But he will never make the Hall because of his serious criminal record, which includes arrests for domestic violence and sexual assault. Is Alvin Robertson a Hall of Fame Player? Alvin Robertson was a dominant defensive […]
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Glenn Robinson’s nickname Big Dog was given to him by a custodian at Purdue University. The custodian saw him dominate at practice and told a Purdue assistant coach that they needed to “let the Big Dog eat”. The coach loved the phrase and used it enough that it stuck. What College Did Glenn Robinson Play
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Dennis Rodman grew 8 inches in one year at the age of nineteen. Rodman went from a 5’11” young man who did not play high school basketball to a 6’7” man who got a scholarship to Central Oklahoma University. From there, Rodman was on to the NBA and the Hall of Fame. Dennis Rodman’s Childhood
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The 1996 U.S. men’s Olympic basketball team was called Dream Team 3 because they followed the Original Dream Team from the 1992 Olympics and Dream Team 2 from the 1994 World Championships. Dream Team 3 featured 11 Hall of Fame players and cruised to a gold medal with an undefeated 8-0 record at the Olympics.
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Shaq’s finals record was 4-2 in NBA Finals series and 17-13 in finals games. Shaq lost his first NBA Finals with the Orlando Magic before winning three straight with the Lakers. He then lost his last finals with the Lakers before winning one more title with the Miami Heat. Shaquille O’Neal was named Finals MVP
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Glenn Robinson was a good scorer and had a nice NBA career, but he has almost no case for making the Hall of Fame. The Big Dog did not win much in his career and did not put up great stats. His college success was the most notable aspect of his career but even that
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s finals record was 6-4 finals series. In NBA Finals games, Kareem’s teams went 29-27. He won one NBA title with the Milwaukee Bucks and then added five more titles with the Los Angeles Lakers. Kareem is tied for third most NBA Finals appearances with ten. What Was Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s Finals Record? Kareem Abdul
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Robert Horry’s finals record was a pretty impressive 7-0. Horry’s teams went 28-9 in NBA Finals games. He won 2 titles early in his career with the Rockets, three more with the Lakers and ended his career winning two more titles with the Spurs. What Was Robert Horry’s Finals Record? Robert Horry earned the nickname
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Tim Duncan’s finals record was an incredible 5-1. He also had a great record in NBA Finals games, going 23-11 in his career. Duncan won 3 Finals MVPs and helped his San Antonio Spurs teams win five titles with great two-way play. What Was Tim Duncan’s Finals Record? Tim Duncan earned the nickname the Big
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Magic Johnson’s finals record was 5-4 in series, but he actually had a losing record in NBA Finals games. That is because Magic’s Lakers were swept twice in the NBA Finals. Altogether, Magic Johnson’s record in NBA Finals games was 24-27. What Was Magic Johnson’s Finals Record? Magic Johnson had a winning record in NBA
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