Sometimes We Cry

SOMETIMES WE CRY SOMETIMES WE CRY … … … and if you are an athlete, that’s a good thing! All the great basketball players cry. ( Click and visit ‘ TROPHIES & TEARS’ – Below). Watch dozens of great basketball…

SOMETIMES WE CRY SOMETIMES WE CRY … … … and if you are an athlete, that’s a good thing! All the great basketball players cry. ( Click and visit ‘ TROPHIES & TEARS’ – Below). Watch dozens of great basketball…

Moses Malone ‘Sweet Sweat’ Date: July 2026 Title: ‘Moses Malone Sweet Sweat’ By: Doctor Dunkenstein Moses Eugene Malone Sr. Nobody played harder than Moses Malone. He was a consummate extremely hard working professional basketball player at 18 years old. Malone…

By: Doctor Dunkenstein THE GOLDEN RULES OF BASKETBALL The Golden Rule states you should treat and do unto others in the manner and way you want to and be treated and done unto. It’s a good rule to live by…

Podcast Bobby Knight The Recruiter Date: June 26, 2026 Title: Bobby Knight The Butt Slapping Recruiter by: doctor Dunkenstein Coach Robert Montgomery Knight was famous for slapping a player’s gluteus maximus – yes, the butt – the ‘ASS Cheeks’!…

Dennis Rodman ‘The Worm’ Date June 3, 2026 By: Mr. Fat Hat WembanyamaOnline.com Topic: Inside the thoughts of Denniss Rodman Hall of Fame NBA Basketball Player In his Own Words … A winner … A Team Player A Great Teammate…

George Gervin ‘The Ice Man’ Date: June 6, 2026 By: Doctor Dunkenstein I do not know George Gervin. I have heard he is a wonderful person. I know he was a great basketball player because I saw him play many…

Mitchell Chase Johnson – 1st Person Plural Mitch Johnson was named interim head coach of the San Antonio Spurs on: November 5, 2024 … after head coach Gregg Popovich suffered a stroke. Coach Johnson later transitioned from the interim role…

He’s NOT Here! Doctor Dunkenstein takes a look into the roots of one of the most success ‘basketball men’ in the history of the NBA. View presentation: ‘R.C. Buford – He’s Not Here’. Find the presentation on Michael & the…

Ralph Sampson The 7’4″ Quiet Farmer Giant Ralph Lee Sampson Jr. (born July 7, 1960) is an American former professional basketball player. He is a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. A 7-foot-4-inch (2.24 m) phenom, three-time college national player of the year,…

The Nework Knickerbockers Mr. Fat Hat Title: The Knickerbockers Today, the New York City NBA basketball team is globally known as the New York Knicks. The current teams’ nickname ‘Knicks’ stems from the organization’s actual original name Knickerbockers. The name “Knickerbockers” comes…

Greg Popovich A Ledgend With Spurs On His Boots Gregg Popovich’s basketball journey began in Indiana, where he graduated from Merrillville High School in 1966 before attending the United States Air Force Academy. Gregg Popovich’s basketball journey started with…

Phil Jackson – The Zen Master Phil Jackson – The Zen Master Phil Jackson Phil Jackson Jackson with the Chicago Bulls in 1997 Personal information Born September 17, 1945 (age 80)Deer Lodge, Montana, U.S. Listed height 6 ft 8 in (2.03 m) Listed weight 220 lb (100 kg)…

The Cricket The Cricket Doctor ‘Cricket-Dunkenstein’ Grasshopper Teachings February 2026 Title: The Cricket By: Doctor Cricket Dunkenstein A few years ago, after I returned to planet earth from a sabbatical on Pluto, I began to become bored with the…

Under Construction July 2026 PRESENTATION TITLE: Fine Wine Labron James Date July 19, 2026 News: Labron James LeBron James didn’t unveil his free agency decision while at Fanatics Fest, but the NBA‘s all-time leading scorer may have given fans a clue as to…

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Larry Brown Larry Brown Larry Brown Brown in 2014 Personal information Born September 14, 1940 (age 85)New York City, New York, U.S. Listed height 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m) Listed weight 165 lb (75 kg) Career information High school Long Beach (Lido Beach, New York) College North…

Dean Smith Dean Smith Smith was best known by all that knew him for thinking first about other people. Then always trying to do what would benefit others. Below are videos of Phog Allen, (1) Phog with the inventor…

https://youtu.be/QtR7JMfwpdc?si=gowLV8BPfs80CYrkhttps://youtu.be/-OETIiHzQ3o?si=VZM_JsRyVGaaJX1uhttps://youtu.be/hfgdqPvKfoU?si=nNNSvuogokAU–BA Victor & Cooper 2026 THE SPURS NBA FLOW VIDEO BOX VISIT THE SPURS NBA VIDEO FLOW Cooper Flagg is the youngest NBA draft selection currently in the league. This makes him the baby of the NBA, but he has…

Tony Parker won four NBA championships with the San Antonio Spurs. Born and raised in France, his own biography book states the athletic accomplishments as: ‘Beyond All My Dreams’. Tony has a personal and basketball relationship with Victor Wembanyama. Tony…

George Eddy is an American born basketball enthusiast who has spent his life and career contributing to basketball in France. His influence is immeasurable. Eddy has a 40 year history of being involved in everything regarding basketball that one might…

Willie Nelson A TEXAS LEGEND Willie played point guard at Texas’ Abbot High School and obtained a Martial Arts degree … Willie Hugh Nelson attended Abbott High School, where he was a halfback on the football team, guard on the basketball team,…

Henrey ‘Gentelmen’ Fields Henry ‘The Gentlemen’ Fields Henry Fields (May 3, 1938 – October 26, 2024), nicknamed “the Gentleman,” was an influential American basketball player and coach who made a significant impact in France. A standout defender inspired by Bill Russell,…

French Basketball Hall of Fame Names Presented here is only a portion of the long and extensive list of the many contributors to France Basket History. FRENCH BASKETBALL NAME: Marcel Barillé FRENCH BASKETBALL NAME: Étienne Rolland (31 August 1912 –…

John B. McLendon Jr. : Father of The Fast Break John B. McLendon … … The first Coach to implement the Fast Break into the game of basketball. American basketball coach who is recognized as the first African American basketball coach at a predominantly…

Martin Feinberg France’s Introduction To The Modern Game of Baskettball. Martin Feinberg significantly influenced French basketball by introducing modern training techniques, a more physical and vertical style of play, and a rigorous professional work ethic. This influence began at the…

Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor Jr. Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor Jr. was the tallest, best, most enduring, fundamentally sound, competitive, basketball player to ever play the game. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, a.k.a. Lew Alcindor, was picked first overall in the 1969 NBA draft by the Milwaukee Bucks. There are…

Tom Izzo ‘The Sage’ of College Basketball Tom Izzo (born January 30, 1955) is an American college basketball coach who has served as the head coach at Michigan State University since 1995. Known for his intense coaching style, Izzo led the…

A TEXAS ROAD TRIP The First ‘REAL’ Test for the 2026 San Antonio Spurs! Date: Feb. 2026 Title: The Texas Road Trip Written by: Mr. Fat Hat & Doctor Dunkenstein The First ‘REAL’ Test for the Spurs! The Victor Wembanya lead…

Joe Barry Carroll Read Books Before Every Game 1980-81 Number 1 NBA Draft Pick Victor Wembanyama reads books too, … Victor Wembanyama stated that he reads before every game. ( See above photo. Victor is not the only 7 foot center…

It is no longer an anomaly to watch a 19 year old young man play in the NBA. However, this one is from Spain and that is unusual. The Boston Celtics seem to have found another young rookie in the…

Paolo Napoleon James Banchero Italian: Paolo Napoleone Giacomo Banchero is an Italian-American professional basketball player for the Orlando Magic of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He played college basketball for the Duke Blue Devils. Banchero was named the Rookie of the Year of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in 2022. Following his freshman season,…

Stephen Curry Stephen Curry Stephen Curry Curry with the 2024 U.S. Olympic team No. 30 – Golden State Warriors Position Point guard League NBA Personal information Born March 14, 1988 (age 38) Akron, Ohio, U.S. Listed height 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) Listed weight…

Regenald Hezeriah Harding: The First NBA Teenage Phenom – Tragic Career of Drugs and Death by Gun Shot Hezeriah The First Phenom The history of professional basketball in 1960 shows a sport at the beginning of a big rise. …

Bill Walton – The Flower Child Bill Walton – The Flower Child, the 7’2″ sent from the Basketball Gods. Bill was a revolution and a revolutionary. great personality. stuttered ! REBEL Gregarious Brilliant mind, well studies other people with…

The NBA Larry O’Brien Trophy NBA Larry O’Brien Trophy: NBA Larry O’Brien Trophy: 1. You Say You Want an Evolution The Beatles sang “You say you want a revolution” in 1968, but it took the NBA almost 40 years to make a…