1960's Knicks forward...?
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bill bradley is the answer for the us99 radio trivia.
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I would continue with Bynum starting, especially since he is on a roll with Kwame coming off the bench and anchoring the 2nd unit.  \n\nThe Knicks on the other hand are doomed.  Too many guys that have the same game and no defense.  When the Knicks were good, they played excellent defense, which allowed them a chance to win every game.
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Online Exhibit      Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game — March 2, 1962 at Hershey, PA  \n   \n\n  Introduction\n\nThe Game\n\nChamberlain bio\n\nThe Boxscore\n\nQuotebook\n\nWho's Joe Ruklick?\n\nChamberlain stats \n\nWarriors in the Hall\n\nWilt's Hall Call\n\nHall of Fame website  \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\n \n Warriors \nvs. Knicks\nMar. 2, 1962\n \n  \n\nOn March 2, 1962, the weather was cold and slushy — a stay-at-home winter Friday night. Neither the Philadelphia Warriors or the New York Knicks were especially thrilled with a bus ride to Hershey, PA for a meaningless NBA game. The season was almost over, and the outcome would have no effect on the standings. \n\nThat night, however, Wilton Norman Chamberlain would score 100 points, a record that celebrates its 40th anniversary this month, and one that hasn't been touched. The reason? Chamberlain also owns the second and third highest scoring marks in league history at 78 and 73 points twice. David Thompson also scored 78 points in the 1978 scoring race against George Gervin. \n\nFrom the opening tap, the Warriors assumed command over the last place and outmanned Knicks. Philadelphia piled up a 42-26 advantage by the end of the first period. Chamberlai, who was in his third NBA season, scored 23 of his teams 42 points. New York's regular center, 6-foot-10 Phil Jordon, was sidelined due to injury, and his replacement, Darrall Imhoff, had a difficult time guarding Chamberlain and eventually fouled out. He was one of five New York players to foul out. (see boxscore)\n\nBy halftime, many of Chamberlain's teammates knew something special was in the air (23 first quarter points, 18 second quarter points). They kept feeding him for an assortment of thunderous dunks, finger rolls, a few jumpers and his favorite shot, the one-handed bank shot off the glass.\n\nDuring the third quarter, Chamberlain made 10 baskets and a perfect 8-for-8 from the free throw line. At the start of the fourth quarter he popped in three quick baskets to reach 75 points. Fans in the arena began a constant chant, "Give it to Wilt! Give it to Wilt."\n\nWith five minutes remaining, Chamberlain had 89 points. He scored five points quickly; points 93 and 94 on a 12-foot bank shot. Points 95 and 96 came on a lob pass from Rodgers. Points 97 and 98 came on an easy layup feed from York Larese. Nearing the century mark, Chamberlain stole New York's inbound pass but his shot went in and spun out. The chaotic last minute went like this:\n\nChamberlain missed a shot. \nTeammate Ted Luckenbill rebounded and fed Chamberlain who missed again. \nLuckenbill grabbed the rebound again and passed to Joe Rutlick. \nRutlick fed Chamberlain underneath the basket. \nChamberlain dunked home points 99 and 100. \nGame Not Over!\nThe 100 point night never ended officially. The final 46 seconds weren't played, because as soon as Chamberlain scored 100, fans stormed the court and no one had interest in continuing. Joe Rutlick claims that the game did end officially and that he missed two free throws during the last 46 seconds, and the boxscore confirms Rutlick's statement. \n\n"It would have been impossible to score this many points if my teammates hadn't kept feeding me, especially Guy," Chamberlain said after the game. \n\nFinal: Philadelphia 169 — New York 147\n\n"A lot of people asked me if it was pre-planned," Chamberlain said. "No, it wasn't. We didn't have a team meeting or anything to purposely go out and doing something like this. It just happened as the game progressed."\n  Campbell's Call \nThe radio by-by-play was done that night by Bill Campbell, a veteran broadcaster. Twenty-five years after the game Campbell told the Philadelphia Daily News, "This might sound strange, but I never had that game in my list of top personal memories. In all honesty, I was more excited the night I did the game when Joe Fulks scored 63. He was
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They're not that young... Marbury's been in the league since 1996.  Some other players I can think of whose talent level just suddenly dropped off the face of the earth: Vin Baker, Shawn Kemp, Terrell Brandon,
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How anyone with any basketball knowledge would give Isaiah Thomas a job involving anything regarding basketball is beyond me.  This is the same guy who bankrupted an well established league in a matter of months, the man who took a Pacers team (Larry Bird lost in the finals with them) and didn’t make the playoffs, and now the debacle in New York, they blame Larry Brown, who can turn the franchise around but it will take time.  Knick Fans if you value your team get him out of there. Me I would rather you keep him where he is because I hate the Knicks.  To answer your question Isaiah Thomas couldn’t fix a typo with WHITE OUT and the backspace key
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Not a chance. Chamberlain played in a different era and dominated because of the style of play in that time. Put him in now using his skills from then and he would be an average player imho. The game is far faster.
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I think you're talking about Ladell Eackles. He spent his career as a role player in the 90s mostly with the Washington Bullets. He also played in the Miami Heat.
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Wilt Chamberlain is the greatest player ever to play the game. Chamberlain set many records, including 100 points scored in a game (1962, against the New York Knicks) and 23,924 career rebounds. Dominating the game as few players in any sport ever have, Chamberlain seemed capable of scoring and rebounding at will, despite the double- and triple-teams and constant fouling tactics that opposing teams used to try to shut him down
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"Bump" to that!!! I practically grew up dribbling; and basketball is the ONLY sport I'll follow and play! The NBA playoffs? Haven't missed a game! Gotta love it...! =)
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Kudos to the person who pointed out that Kidd is bi-racial, and add Bibby to that list as well. To whomever suggested Christian Laettner, you must not have seen him play since the UK-Duke buzzer beater that broke my heart in 1992. He's been a bust and a stiff ever since. I'll side with the guy who said Brad Miller, since he's one of the best at his position period (the hardest position to find in the NBA, no less), and would have to be at least top-5 in a list of American-born, white, active players.
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Lou Brock , Bob Gibson , Fergie Jenkins and Frank Robinson all played for the globetrotters at one time or another.That may not be the whole list , but , thats all I can come up with. By the way, these are all hall of fame players.
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I am a lifetime Knicks, Yankees, Rangers, and Giants fan. I have never heard of Yankee fans hateing on Knicks fans, thats new to me. I figured all new york like other nyc teams, except for mets fans likeing yankee fans , jets and giants. Go NYC teams. Funny i'm from Jersey.
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That would be the 7'6" Yao Ming. Have fun at your first game!
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Top 8 - Wilt rules all the way!\nNBA PLayer,Points,Date\nWilt Chamberlain, Phila vs NY,  100 , 03/02/1962\n\nWilt Chamberlain, Phila vs LA (3OT), 78 , 12/08/1961\n\nWilt Chamberlain, Phila vs Chi , 73, 1/13/62\n\nWilt Chamberlain, SF at NY , 73 , 11/16/62\n\nDavid Thompson, Den at Det , 73 , 04/09/1978\n\nWilt Chamberlain, SF at LA , 72 , 11/03/1962\n\nElgin Baylor, LA at NY , 71 , 11/15/60\n\nDavid Robinson, SA at LA Clip, 71 , 4/24/94
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Ya Isiah is Ruining the franchise more than it is already was Larry brown who screwed up as a coach with 42 different line ups! i mean their is no chemistry their! Renaldo Balkman was chosen 20th by the knicks he shouldnt have been in the 1st round but in the second round but i truly believe no one would have toched upon him he could ahve been free agent and the knickscould ahev signed him! the knicks neede adn still need a pure point guard and a good passer. MARCUS WILLIAMS the best guard in the draft adn the best pure point guard adn passer! Knicks had a chance to get him instead they got some sucky guy like Renaldo Balkman. I mean they passed on him and the NJ Nets got him thier rivels, with the 22nd pick and then they got Josh Boone a very good forword! Two huskies back-to-back! The Nets made a samrt move because they ahve an amazing point guard who can replace Jason Kidd when he retires which will be soon. Now Jason Kidd can teache Marcus WIlliams some tips and handers to help him, I mean Jason Kidd is an amazing Gaurd. The Nets drafted two huskies basck-to-back  adn thats really smart because Marcus WIlliams is friends with Josh Boone and they were on the same team (Conneticut Huskies) so they know how one another plays, so they wont have a problem and then they are surrounded by some of the NBA's best: Vince Carter, Jason Kidd, and Richard Jefferson. They also ahve Kristic who can get some bench time and have Josh Boone Play. Like in the Playoffs when Nets faces Miami and couldnt take on Udonis Haslem and Shaq, especially Kristic. He was having a hard time and no nbench time because no one was good thier to replace him for a while. As for the Knicks fan i am a big one and now really like the Nets too even though they are the Knicks Rivals. The Knicks needed a pure point gauard and passer but they dont get one instead draft Forwards! I mean seriously, Isiah is a very good drafter, after all he was the one who Drafted Channing Frye and Nate Robinson, he also got David Lee who sint that bad.I don't know how but the knicks need a miracle and need to pull thier act together. When the Knicks drafted Renaldo Balkman, Spike Lee was like he is a sleeper and will remian a sleeper . a sleeper\nKnicks are giving Isiah Thomas 1 year to pull the team together but he messed up already with  the draft i mean if u had the chance to Draft Marcus WIlliams who was like a really good top 5 canidate i would draft him. Well lets see wut happens with the Knicks.\nIsiah is beoming and amzingly bad GM
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Here is a page with the 1973 roster and stats for the knicks.\n\nhttp://www.basketballreference.com/teams/teamyear.htm?tm=NYK&lg=N&yr=1973
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no. arenas, jarrett jack, jwill and terry are all more complete than starbury. honestly, nobody on the knicks is worth picking up except jamal crawford. and you can bet starbury won't be traded. nobody in their right mind would take that nasty contract on in the middle of the season. what could that possibly accomplish? jet, gil, and jj will prove perfectly effective in giving you steals and dimes. stick damp in your lineup and find a decent rebounder to help boards at the F or C position. Maybe jeff foster or something.