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IMO he and Wilt were the two most athletic centers ever but Bill's body control in the center

Author: THEISMANCARR (17186 Posts - Joined: Aug 10, 2007)
Posted at 10:10 am on May 28, 2024
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position was even better. His career was magnificent though obviously too short. He was the Sandy Koufax of basketball as far as career analysis goes in regard to injury. I loved listening to him when he did a college game. Ultimate team center but could take over if it was needed. His Portland team was not as talented the year they won the title but Bill's play and Jack Ramsay coaching allowed it to get done.

Replies to: "IMO he and Wilt were the two most athletic centers ever but Bill's body control in the center"

  • RIP Bill Walton, the truest free spirit in the history of the game [LINK] - Curly1918 - 2:28pm 5/27/24 (8) [View All]
    • Re: Greatest NBA of all time, 85-86 Celtics, with Walton playing 80 games as the sixth man. Walton - tatnuck - 3:56pm 5/31/24
    • IMO he and Wilt were the two most athletic centers ever but Bill's body control in the center - THEISMANCARR - 10:10am 5/28/24
      • The Portland team offered Walton the key ingredient for success.... - TonyKeats75 - 10:59pm 5/29/24
      • I loved Wilt but you may be right,, - cubsfanin16 - 2:16pm 5/28/24
    • Bill Walton and Notre Dame are forever tied together. He was an incredible - Hibakusha - 8:54pm 5/27/24
      • In the end... his personality was bigger than his game, which was once the greatest on the hardcourt [LINK] - Curly1918 - 1:00pm 5/29/24
      • God rest that beautiful soul. 1/19/74 [NT] - billybaroo - 7:22am 5/28/24
        • Another thing, I watched that game against Memphis in which he made 21 of 22 shots. None of them - THEISMANCARR - 7:23am 5/31/24
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