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Abdul-Jabbar in 2014
Abdul-Jabbar in 2014
Abdul-Jabbar with the reverse two-hand dunk against Stanford
Abdul-Jabbar with the reverse two-hand dunk against Stanford
Abdul-Jabbar versus USC
Abdul-Jabbar versus USC
Abdul-Jabbar performing a ceremonial net cutting following the 1969 NCAA basketball championship win over Purdue
Abdul-Jabbar performing a ceremonial net cutting following the 1969 NCAA basketball championship win over Purdue
Minneapolis team co-owner Benjamin Berger
Minneapolis team co-owner Benjamin Berger
Hall of Famer George Mikan (#99) led the Lakers franchise to their first five NBA championships. He is described by the NBA's official website as the
Hall of Famer George Mikan (#99) led the Lakers franchise to their first five NBA championships. He is described by the NBA's official website as the "first superstar" in league history.
Bob Short owned the team from 1957 to 1965 and relocated the franchise from Minneapolis to Los Angeles in 1960.
Bob Short owned the team from 1957 to 1965 and relocated the franchise from Minneapolis to Los Angeles in 1960.
Elgin Baylor (left) and Jerry West (right) led the team to a total of ten NBA Finals appearances in the 1960s and 1970s. Nicknamed "Mr. Clutch", West'
Elgin Baylor (left) and Jerry West (right) led the team to a total of ten NBA Finals appearances in the 1960s and 1970s. Nicknamed "Mr. Clutch", West's silhouette is featured on the NBA's official logo.