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Bucks = East

What is this music called

Wilt the legend he in his prime would destroy in todays soft game.

As a Los Angeles Lakers Fan I should be very fortunate to see both Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wearing the Purple and Gold as the Lakers got Kareem in a trade two years after Wilt retired in 1973. Two of the Greatest Centers in Los Angeles Lakers History!

Who is the bucks public address announcer here . He's great

The lakers won 33 games in a row! WTF is this the only one i ever seem to see on RUclips?

Mano isso é permitido?

Much Gratitude

Heavy Gratitude

They look so youNg back then

Very Old wilt vs jabber

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Can't stand the arrogance of Shaq on this halftime show. Keep Ernie, Chuck and Kenny but Shaq has to go

A game that will forever be Frozen in Time! The game that ended the Los Angeles Lakers 33 Game Winning Streak.

Commentators: Keith Jackson & Bill Russell.

Commentators: Keith Jackson & Bill Russell.

Back when Shaq was likeable.

John block made acouple of allstar teams later in his career... he was one of those four guys that got punched out by Willis Reed in that big legendary fight in the 60s ..I think I reed -broke blocks nose

That Milwaukee public address announcer sounded really cool

14:00 dribble dribble dribble

Wilt was still awesome, but between age and knee surgery, though still the strongest man on the court, he had lost a lot of his speed and jumping ability. I honestly believe that if Alcindor had come into the league, when Wilt was in his prime??????

He’s a badass.

Wilt was almost a decade past his prime vs Abdul-Jabbar

anyone know what this music is called ?

MUCHCH better product on the court back then !!!

1972 WCF Kareem avg pts 33.7 202 total points in 6 games. 48% FG Total Reb. 105 in 6 games Total assists 29 in 6 games Wilt Avg pts 10.8 Total points in games 65pts 47% FG 116 total Reb in 6 games 20 total assists in 6 games. Jabbar blew him away in scoring which was expected at this stage of their careers. Kareem also got more assists and shot a slightly better % A bit surprising to Wilt groupies Chamberlain didn't have much of an edge on the boards. Kareem was able to rebound with Wilt no problem. They both played great defense. Both were the anchors for their teams. All in all Wilt did his job but Kareem dominated the series and showed the world who the best player on the planet was.

Rodriguez es increible siempre espera algo Grande..el es mi favorito de los luchadores cubanos y Cuba tienes muchos

Don't forget that Wilt was 11 years older than Kareem.

seeing the match-ups in this game is like a dream...myth vs myth...so cool.

They played faster especially fre throws

how many times did Chamberlain play vs Kareem?? just this once???

cool watching Wilt vs Kareen...!..it's mythical.

Kareem's Bucks vs Wilt's Lakers - 11 playoff games in the 1971 and 1972 playoffs, Bucks won 6 of the 11 games: Kareem: Made Attempted Field Goals 142 305 *Free Throws x 50% 21.5 31 Totals 163.5 336 True Shooting Percentage - Kareem: 163.5 / 336 = 48.7% Kareem's Points per game = 29.7 Wilt: Made Attempted Field Goals 65 136 *Free Throws x 50% 22.5 51.5 Totals 87.5 187.5 True Shooting Percentage - Wilt: 87.5 / 187.5 = 46.7% Wilt's Points per game = 15.9 *Each Free Throw is worth half of a Field Goal - a Free Throw is one point, a Field Goal two points. *This calculation is done to compute True Shooting Percentage, combining FG shooting and FT shooting into one percentage. The term True Shooting Percentage is used at the Basketball Reference web site. In their 11 playoff games, Kareem's True Shooting Percentage was 2% better than Wilt's. Kareem scored 14 more points per game than Wilt. Wilt's shots were easier. The Bucks relied more on Kareem for offense / points than the Lakers did on Wilt. The Lakers didn't want to blow games because of Wilt's poor free throw shooting. Both Kareem and Wilt played excellent defense against each other.

Those poor Milwaukee Buck fans. They cheered wildly for Kareem, and spent their hard earned money to watch him play, while he hated playing for them, and pined to play for the Lakers.

Memphis Bruise

Bonne

Back then when Men were MEN

He didn’t even look the slightest bit surprised or excited when he won, supreme confidence and winning mentality right there

Kareem was the best player of the 70s. not close.

The fundamentals were very good except I see a lot of sloppy turn around jumpers, which they missed all the time.

any one tell me the music to this video ?

Augusto Otsusg:First,thanks for posting and sharing this particular video(series.) Let's be throughly and absolutely clear. This perticular game(as a whole)had so much to offer. Not just this matchup of Wilt versus Kareem. Exciting game with many other great players and both coaches. Part of the rich NBA history. After watching this,I have a unique question. Why hasn't Richie Powers (one of the 2 on-court referees) been inducted in the Basketball Hall Of Fame by now? He had a long career of officiating NBA games(1956-1979.) His book "Overtime" (during the 1973-74 season) is very insightful as well. What keeps him from being honored in this way? Just wondering,that's all. This is horrible and makes no sense. Hopefully,one day this will change. Once again,thanks for posting and sharing this truly vintage video.

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how about kimmie

what a cowardly play by Kareem giving Hairston a punch to the temple when Hairston was down. Happy is such a gentleman, did not retaliate.

I poo poo 💔

I poo poo

Hakeem s d best

Del Caribe en deportes o de habla hispana Cuba manda con 270 medallas y es el mejor país de América en deportes de combate son muy buenos nacen listo para los deportes de combates

this guy says "airball" in '72 debunking the idea that duke invented the term