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  1. Plain and simple, Bird one of the best

    Larry Schwartz

    Larry Bird is the only non-center to win three consecutive MVP awards in the NBA.

    SpecialFeature | Conversation | June 07, 2001

  2. A fan-tastic NBA beginning and a fond farewell

    Larry Schwartz

    The Lakers beat the Syracuse Nationals four games to two in the first NBA Finals as George Mikan scores 40 points in a 110-95 win in 1950. In 1989, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar plays his final NBA regular season game, scoring 10 and helping the Lakers win 121-117.

    SpecialFeature | Conversation | April 22, 2001

  3. Baylor pockets an NBA Finals record 61 points

    Larry Schwartz

    Elgin Baylor scores an NBA Finals record 61 points in the Lakers' 126-121 Game 5 victory in Boston.

    SpecialFeature | Conversation | April 11, 2001

  4. Lakers set then NBA record with 69 wins

    Larry Schwartz

    The Lakers set an old NBA season record with 69 victories when they defeat the Sonics, 124-98.

    SpecialFeature | Conversation | March 24, 2001

  5. Dr. J was Air before Jordan

    Larry Schwartz

    Signature Game May 31, 1983 - After the 76ers lost the 1977 Finals to Portland, management responded by telling the city of Philadelphia, "We Owe You One." The ill-fated campaign was still out there after the 76ers lost to the Los Angeles Lakers in ...

    SpecialFeature | Conversation | August 30, 2000

  6. Kareem just kept on winning

    Larry Schwartz

    Kareem Abdul-Jabbar won three straight New York City Catholic high school championships, three consecutive NCAA championships at UCLA, and six NBA titles.

    SpecialFeature | Conversation | August 30, 2000
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