Wilt Chamberlain stories .

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[@allistermcginlay6476]

The Los Angeles Lakers spent 70 games awaiting Wilt Chamberlain's return from injury during the 1969-70 season.
Wilt Chamberlain's knee injury total rupture of his patellar tendon....
Andre Roberson suffered the same injury as Wilt and he has not played in almost 30 months. Jeremy lin suffered the same injury in 2017 and missed the entire season as a result.
Averaged 22.1 points and 22.2 rebounds over 18 playoff games from there, before his Lakers eventually lost in seven games to the New York Knicks.
Over the next three seasons, Chamberlain returned healthy enough to play in all 82 games each year. During the 1971-72 campaign, he'd make the NBA Finals and beat the Knicks this time while earning the second NBA championship of his career.

[@Johnadams20760]

the man, the myth, the legend

[@billhorstkamp98]

@@Johnadams20760 absolutely. A giant among men.

[@Johnadams20760]

@@billhorstkamp98 for sure

[@almightysosa3007]

Wilt stories be like “there was a house on fire so wilt picked up the house, saved the kids, and then went on to put up 70 points the next night”.

[@InvisibilityG]

An athlete some 60 years ahead of his time. There will never be another Big Dipper.

[@justinexplainseverything1554]

Great video Galaxy, I enjoyed it. You could make a strong case for Wilt Chamberlain being the greatest athlete of the 20th Century. I think they said that only like 1 to 2% of all of Wilt's career was captured on video, and that's a shame, because today all of these new age basketball fans don't even believe Wilt's achievements even happened lol. What people have to understand is, back in the 1950's and 1960's, the NBA wasn't very popular, so that is why most games were not recorded, it had nothing to do with trying to hide something or deceive people. The 1950's and 1960's was heavily dominated by baseball and boxing, most people cared more about those 2 sports, and the NBA was still a new thing. Another thing that a lot of people don't know, back in Wilt's day, high school basketball and college basketball, were both more popular than the NBA. Today it's the total opposite, high school basketball and college basketball today, take a backseat to the NBA lol.

[@billhorstkamp98]

Frank Deford said it best. I was a kid in the late 60s very young. Wilt Chamberlain was a giant to us. I remember going to a Warriors Lakers game in the early 70s. It was camera night where they allowed us to bring cameras. I went to take a picture of Will Chamberlain, and he didn’t fit in the frame. being a little guy, I couldn’t figure it out and gave up. I couldn’t believe how large he was. Not just his height . everything about him was huge, including his baritone voice

[@johnrains8409]

Casey had a good grip to hang on to the ball.

[@johnrains8409]

Any one who denies Wilt is the greatest athlete to ever step on a basketball court has bats in their belfry.

[@shyba2011]

Maybe the greatest athlete of all time..

[@wunsum]

I still haven't found the full video of the interview from 19:12 when they were at that function. I need that

[@tyler420durdenAk]

Excellent work

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