Bob Cousy
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L E’s Stories – “The Houdini Of The Hardwoods….We Love You, Cooz!!” – Salute To Celtics PG Bob Cousy
Bone Daddy, the original Sportsphile, grew up in a family of 3 boys….who were exactly 18 months apart, talk about “planned…
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L E’s Stories – “There’s The Best Player….And Then There’s The Most Valuable Player” – Tribute To Celtics Bill Russell
When growing up in Midland, Texas, basketball was the favorite sport to play around Bone Daddy’s house….albeit Pops and Los…
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L E’s Stories – It All Began In West Texas In The 1950’s
While reading my writings….keep in mind and understand that dogs live by the very good philosophy that SIPMLER IS BETTER.…
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NBA – 1987 – All Star Saturday Night – Legends Game – 1st Half – With Red Auerbach + Bill Russell
Beginning in 1986, TBS televised the various contests from the NBA All-Star Weekend….when in 1987, the slam dunk contest. 3-point shootout and the…
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NBA – 1985 – ESPN Sports Look With Roy Firestone + Stu Black – Tribute To Celtics Red Auerbach
Before the 1956 NBA draft, Boston Celtics Coach Red Auerbach had already set his sights on defensive rebounding center Bill Russell….when via…
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NBA – 1987 – All Star Saturday Introduction Of Legends Game Players With Red Auerbach + Bill Russell
For any basketball fan of NBA players from the 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s….this video provides a walk down memory lane…
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NBA – 1985 – Special – Tribute To Celtics Red Auerbach – With Roy Firestone + Stu Black
Red Auerbach (September 20, 1917 – October 28, 2006) was an American basketball coach of the Washington Capitols, the Tri-Cities Blackhawks and the Boston Celtics. As a coach, he…
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NBA – Special – Tribute To Red Auerbach At Boston Gardens – With Roy Firestone
DOG COMMENTARY: This 1980’s ESPN SportsLook with Roy Firestone features his tribute to the one and only Red Auerbach….who coached…
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NBA – 1986 All Star Saturday – Slam Dunk Contest With Spud Webb & Legends Game With Bob Cousy And Big O
DOG COMMENTARY: Spud Webb was the shortest person to ever compete in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest at 5 foot…
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