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To: HandyDandy; NIKK

“My first thought, seeing the number 17 on the lapel of Cousy, is that he wore it in honor of his, fairly recently deceased teammate, John Havlicek”

I though the same, but when I checked, Cousy retired in 1962 and Havlicek was drafted in 1962, so the most they could have played together was 1 year. Still, it could be a tribute.

” A young John Havlicek played with Cousy for a short period, but has said he “made a living off Bob Cousy,” referring to Cousy’s famous passes.”

http://www.johnhavlicekbasketball.com/john-havliceks-teammates/bob-cousy/


2,585 posted on 08/22/2019 9:51:20 PM PDT by gubamyster
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To: gubamyster; HandyDandy

I only became interested when Larry Bird played there in the late 70's? My husband on the other hand really liked and followed the Celtics.


2,590 posted on 08/22/2019 10:05:39 PM PDT by STARLIT (Hope is standing in the dark looking out at thttps://i.postimg.cc/d1J8s43Vhe light in Jesus Christ.)
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