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Published: March 24, 2021, 2:13 p.m.

Jason and Rich are joined by Curtis Harris (prohoopshistory.substack.com) to talk about the life and career of NBA legend Elgin Baylor, who passed away earlier this week. 

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Topics include:

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• An overview of Baylor's illustrious but snakebitten career
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• Baylor's status as one of the NBA's most underrated players ever
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• Baylor's revolutionary style of play and influence on the game of basketball
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• Baylor's tumultuous high school and college career
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• Saving the Lakers franchise
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• Baylor's battles with racism and All-Star Game boycott
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• Baylor's famous service-shortened 1962 season
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• Surviving a plane crash with his Lakers teammates
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• Major injuries and the unknown world of sports medicine
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• A bittersweet retirement
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• Baylor's post-playing coaching and front-office careers.
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Additional Resources:

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Elgin Baylor: The Man Who Changed Basketball (amzn.to/3980dLP) 

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