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Pistol Pete Maravich Fires Back, 1975 

There is a sparkle in his eye that is the tipoff that the Hawks may have provided Maravich with a cause. And that’s the last thing you’d want to do for a man with this kind of talent.

Posted bybobkuskaOctober 27, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:1970s NBA, Bill Bertka, Cotton Fitzsimmons, Fred Rosenfeld, Hal Bock, New Orleans Jazz, Pat Williams, Pete MaravichLeave a comment on Pistol Pete Maravich Fires Back, 1975 

Moses Malone: The Hardest Working Man in the NBA, 1980

His Houston Rocket teammates miss; Malone doesn’t. What they miss, he grabs.

Posted bybobkuskaAugust 4, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:1970s NBA, Calvin Murphy, Cotton Fitzsimmons, Del Harris, Houston Rockets, Hubie Brown, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Mike Rathet, Mitch Kupchak, Moses Malone, Rich Kelley, Tom NissalkeLeave a comment on Moses Malone: The Hardest Working Man in the NBA, 1980

Pistol Pete’s Last Shot

Now Maravich arrives at the moment Bird ascends. A star is born; a star descends.

Posted bybobkuskaJune 5, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:1970s NBA, Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Cotton Fitzsimmons, Herm Gilliam, Larry Bird, New Orleans Jazz, Pete Maravich, Utah Jazz1 Comment on Pistol Pete’s Last Shot

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