The Life And Tragic Ending of Artis Gilmore
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In the bustling world of professional basketball, where dreams are forged and destinies are shaped, Artis Gilmore emerged as a rising star, his talent shining brightly on the court. With his towering stature and unparalleled skills, Gilmore was destined for greatness. However, behind the glitz and glamour of his basketball career lay a tragic narrative that would unfold throughout his life.
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Very underrated player. Made the Hof way too late.
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@@NBASadStories No u DID NOT! call the great ABA: ABBA at 4:04?
What is “Tragic” about his ending?! I met him at TPC Sawgrass a few years ago and he’s extremely happy and in great shape. Misleading title
this whole video is misleading... he just talked about a whole lot of nothing.... 6mins worth for that matter
the title of this video is horribly misleading. where exactly is the "tragic ending"? the actual content is the opposite of tragic. smells a lot like clickbait. i won't be watching any other videos from this channel.
Being from Louisville I remember when I first started watching basketball The Kentucky Colonels ABA Champions Ol Artis
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@NBASadStories I feel like you're trying a/new format but know nothing about basketball lol
Artis Gilmore.....is still alive
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@@NBASadStoriesyour robot voice over channel sucks and you know nothing about the NBA
this vid for sure deserves more thumbs down for it being such a waste of time
This is not a tragic end folks.
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@@NBASadStories The Life And Tragic Ending of Artis Gilmore..............why do u say tragic ending when people are still alive???
@@NBASadStoriesI like your humble spirit
Artis Gilmore was played like younger versions of wilt except Artis Gilmore developed a hook shot(skyhook shot)
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@loydkline So u didnt see A-TRAIN at JACKSONVILLE U. when he ran the floor like uh gazelle & had the total package going?
@RICHBLACKCOCK I used to go to cobo hall in downtown detroit;; got to artis Gilmore up close in person against Bob lanear:: after aba 🏀 basketball league brokeup;; artis Gilmore was like a lefty wilt except wilt had alot better power moves wheels 🛞 & tornado 🌪 moves toward the basket 🧺; artis gilmore developed great lefty skyhook shot etc etc : maybe jabber gave private lessons;; laugh laugh ; artis gilmore was alway a great low 📫 post defender & slot blockers; I see jabber & artis Gilmore battle in the 1980s legendary on youtube ; artis gilmore gave jabber trouble sometimes
@RICHBLACKCOCK remember Jacksonville lost to ucla in ncaa tournament Sydney wick& ucla & John wooden basketball 🏀 team early 1970s
@@loydkline I saw TRAIN at CHICAGO STADIUM; here in Chicago of course. On the WEST SIDE. Too bad BULLS management didnt get ABA ARTIS in 1972 when they had the chance. The BULLS like every other Chicago pro sports teams hav made HEAD SCRATCH`IN moves for years. I dont even pay attention anymore. C`mon. It took the CUBS 5 generations to win a WS.