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On this day: Boston's John Havlicek stole the ball vs. the 76ersOn this day in 1965, John Havlicek stole the ball from the 76ers in the East Finals in one of the most iconic plays in NBA ...
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Chris Mullin reveals why he took the same jersey number as John Havlicek: "He's probably the one guy that nobody wanted to guard"His rock-solid performances have led many youngsters to become big basketball fans because Hondo made them love the sport. One of the youngsters back in the day who learned from watching Havlicek ...
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"They'd ride their bikes and I would run" - How young John Havlicek developed his legendary staminaThe title of John Havlicek's 1977 book, "Hondo: Celtic Man in Motion," perfectly encapsulates his relentless movement on the basketball court. In doing so, the Hall of Famer always displayed ...
On April 15, 1965 John Havlicek made one of the most iconic plays in NBA History with a steal against the 76ers in the final seconds of Game 7 of the 1965 Eastern Division Finals.
For much of the first part of John Havliceks career, he excelled coming off the bench as a top scorer. From the Fabulous Forwards Home Video, we see how John Havlicek set the standard as a 6th man.
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