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New York Knicks vs. Los Angeles Lakers — 1973 NBA Finals. Photographed by Walter Iooss Jr.
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New York Knicks vs. Los Angeles Lakers — 1973 NBA Finals. Photographed by Walter Iooss Jr.
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Last Friday marked 50 years since the New York Knicks won their first NBA Finals.
“Game 7” are the best two words in sports, and for Knicks fans, seeing their heroes play Wilt Chamberlain and the Lakers in Madison Square Garden took the Mecca to new pro heights. It also is an underrated addition to the East Coast/West Coast rivalry.
The Knicks and Lakers rosters featured the Logo, a Hall of Fame coach, the Stilt, a Senator, and a butcher (DeBusschere lol).
Willis Reed came back from injury to play a career game in the series clincher.
Watch the final game here.
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David Albert DeBusschere was an American professional National Basketball Association (NBA) player and coach and Major League Baseball (MLB) player. He played f...
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NĂşmeros aposentados no Madison Square Garden
Números aposentados no Madison Square Garden
Os New York Knicks tem uma pequena lista de jogadores cujos números das jersey estão pendurados nas vigas do Madison Square Garden. (more…)
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April 1, 1962
Dave DeBusschere, a basketball star at the University of Detroit, signs with the White Sox as a pitcher. The 21-year-old right-hander will compile a 3-4 record in 36 appearances with Chicago before moving to the NBA, eventually being named one of the 50 named greatest players in the history of the league.
Smallthoughts: Old School Tuesday ...Dave Debusschere
Smallthoughts: Old School Tuesday …Dave Debusschere
Dave Debusschere played for both the NBA and Major league baseball. He was a pitcher for the Chicago White Sox and starred in the NBA for both the Detroit Pistons and the New York Knicks. In 1962, DeBusschere was signed by the Chicago White Sox as an amateur free agent. He was a pitcher for the White Sox from 1962–63. He pitched a shutout on August 13, 1963, against the Cleveland Indians, giving…
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The Knicks Get Some Good Advice
The 25 footer ticked off the back of the rim and dropped straight through. “Now let’s see that drive to the hoop Dave!” yelled God from his courtside seat. The man in the blue Knicks uniform with number 22 on the back put his head down and drove like a bull down the lane and hit the layup. He toweled himself off and sat down next to the master of the universe.
Dave DeBusschere, one of the NBA’s…
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