Basketball Historian, Collector, Analyst, "Dribbles & Scribbles" Writer, Player Evaluation & Training

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Joined August 2014
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Replying to @Coach__Strick
There was a time in basketball history when that initial "bounce" for Wilson to control the ball would have been considered his dribble for that possession.
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Replying to @SubduedSnarl
Surprised Westphal is pictured in Converse as in his Suns years I recall adidas (like in 1976 Finals) & then Nike.
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Replying to @pdxGRAPHIN
This looks like the “church” autograph. PSA/DNA must have high standards that mine is deemed not a 10.
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Replying to @JonRothstein
I would have thought with SoFi Stadium that Los Angeles would be a candidate as a Final Four host city. Is that facility not viable for basketball?
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Replying to @TermineRadio
They lost the “Heat Culture” vibe when Jimmy Butler disrespected them & then The Godfather gave him a soft landing in Golden State rather than dealing him to an NBA outpost.
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Replying to @jrichardgoodman
They lost the “Heat Culture” vibe when Jimmy Butler disrespected them & then The Godfather gave him a soft landing in Golden State rather to an NBA outpost.
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Replying to @HubieTalksHoops
Paul Westphal (who said Keith Erickson was more athletic than him).
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I believe this was the first appearance of PONY shoes on a basketball card.
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Did West not have as much say when with the Clippers and/or did Ballmer & Frank not follow his insights?
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Replying to @LawMurrayTheNU
Opportunity for Stirtz now.
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Replying to @34tbone @pwood399
The 1969 Topps Earl Monroe is in the conversation for my all-time favorite basketball card.
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Replying to @JoSpence22
Played with future HOFer Kresimir Cosic at BYU.
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Today’s Treasure from my collection: Remembering LSU Coach Dale Brown, who passed away at age 90. Brown was a master of positive thinking & leadership. Years ago in the lobby of the coaches hotel at a Final Four I recall Coach had words of encouragement for my then-teenage son.
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Today’s Treasure from my collection: Remembering Arvid Kramer, who passed away at age 70. Arvid played for the 1979-80 NBA Nuggets, as well as overseas. Coach Arvid was a fixture in north county San Diego youth basketball for decades. My son played for Arvid in multiple seasons.
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