The Final Bow

One of the greatest feats of athleticism I have ever seen, and I was fortunate enough to watch this live:



And it is blocked on the site. so here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFcWMC9vkZg


Only 52. Mileage on those big guys must be hell.

 

Listen to Madden giggle like a 10 year old girl at this block.

https://twitter.com/MikeTaddow/status/1797659035883405478

 

And Bennett was no shit player, either. Allen ate him like he was a Little Debbie swiss cake roll.

 

James Lawson

 

Another reason to hate Vanderbilt

 

Jerry West

 

Lawson deserves a way bigger slot in the history of the Civil Rights Movement than he receives.

 

Willie Mays

 

Greatest player of all time? Impossible to answer, but he is on the short list

 

It's a popular opinion to throw around with the inclusion of the Candlestick Park caveat. While that no doubt hindered his numbers, similar hindrances could just as easily be said about others who are in the same conversation i.e. Mickey Mantle and his knees.

 

I think you misspelled "alcohol problem".

 

He has to be top 5, right?

 

I loved the depiction of him in the HBO series about the Lakers.

He apparently was a bit of a maniac, but amazing player and probably the GOAT GM.

 

I had never seen that. That is absolutely bonkers.

 

He was an admitted alcoholic for the entirety of his life and career but his knees decimated him.

 

My dad’s first game was 1966.Atlanta Fulton. Aaron Mays and McCovey all homered.

 

Donald Sutherland

 

Martin Mull

 

Shelley Duval

 

Monte Kiffin