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It was a shame and a big disrespect that the great Roger Brown of the Indiana Pacers was excluded from this video. Unexcusable. And Moses Malone, Dan Issel, and others.

Some more info for you. That first year after merger the all star game has half the roster from the ABA. You need to look up and read about the ABA Pacers vs NBA NY Knicks haha good stuff. I also highly recommend the book "We Changed The Game" by Bob Netolicky, Richard Tinkham & Robin Miller and the Dropping Dimes Foundation (who recently, after years of fighting with NBA) won a settlement with the NBA and backing of Players Union to give monthly pension payments to serving ABA players tiered to how many years they played and some medical benefits which helped many of them out as they were in dire need of assistance.

Dan Issel

Why would the aba give up there best players and teams for the nba the rise up not thinking they would go down crazy 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The Foctor was simply amazing fantastic incredible awesome

Artis Gilmore was a pure Beast

Who remembers marvin bad news barnes

HTF Is Arizona Cardinals is One Of The Original Teams When They Were Originally The "St. Louis" Cardinals 🤔

Most of these guys did not play very well after the merger

Red, well done. Nice job of keeping the ABA alive. You have a bright future.

Very nice video you forgot about Roger brown and Dan issel

I attended high school with "The Hawk." His exploits in those days are legendary. More to the point, he was not involved directly in the scandal because he-not knowing the actors in the scheme-merely introduced players to the gamblers. He was thoughtful, honest, and one to serve as an exemplary role model for youth. He was cheated out of his prime years in what proved to be a stellar career. "Foul," a book about his battle with the NBA is a must-read for ardent sports fans and those interested in social commentary of the 1960s.

my ma's oldest bro was bill hewitt.bay city mi. u of m undeated somewhere in his show i thought

I saw all these players in the aba I lived about 20 minutes away from Nassau coliseum home of the nets and Islanders. Connie Hawkins was the best player I ever saw. Spencer heywood was a great player n a great guy he lives in my adopted hometown of Las Vegas n I see him around town sometimes also he has 4 joints in his fingers instead of 3

Except Rick Barry great player .Great Bigot

Connie Hawkins had a very informative Biography. He couldn't read, he was characterized as dumb. He had a very low IQ supposedly. He learned how to read and his IQ rose amazingly.

You missed Larry Jones, who played for the Denver Rockets. He was a guard who scored very well.

Never be forgotten. Greatest league ever. Nothing about the spirit s of St. Louis. They were a big part of ABA history. Amazing story

I remember a great guard for The Kentucky Colonels with Artis Gilmore named Bird Avery.

ABA ??????????????????! No.

What happened to Dan Issel, Marvin Barnes and George McGinnis😮

Connie Hawkins was the baddest cat back then. Doc patterned palming the ball and laying it up with one hand like Hawkins. They tried to call Doc “Baby Hawk” but Connie liked the way Julius moved and “operated”, like a doctor. Thus Julius Ervin became DoctorJ; he was famous on the Polo Grounds for sure!!!!!!!!

You drop the ball you nobody talks about George McGinnis. He played for the Indiana Pacers. 3 Championships in the ABA. First player I know that did a slam dunk and had to stop the game because he bent the rim. The NBA, the Phil 76ers and I believe with Dr J and went to NBA finals

I remember Connie Hawkins with the Phoenix Suns.

Dr J is the pioneer of the Slam dunk contest.

The ABA and NBA did not merge. Rather, the NBA expanded -- it agreed to add four of seven ABA teams. (The ABA started its final season with nine teams, but two folded.) The other three were left to die. Consider that the ABA finished with fewer teams than it started with, and it was a failure. Other than a lot of Afros and a red, white and blue ball, the ABA didn't have a pot to piss in when all was said and done. (Fun Fact: 48 years later, the Pacers and Nets still haven't won an NBA championship. And it took the Nuggets 47 years to finally get one.)

Awesome footage !_! Great narration ^_^

i'd love Red on this podcast!

I heard a lot of great stories of Connie Hawkins in high school basketball....

The ABA was an interesting league eventhough I was a baby when the league existed in the 1970s.....

too bad we couldn't get Barry and Erving on the nets at the same time. later i read that Kareem was in talks about joining the NY nets, but nothing came of it. imagine that front line???.

Dr.J . The ABA legend

Marvin Barnes may have been the most talented of all but a head case.

Louie Dampier's three point percentage was in the high thirties and averaging about 6 assists per game.

You should, along with Spencer Haywood, you should mention Moses Malone.

Moving Marvin Barnes Dr J said he was unguardable

They absorbed the ABA because of one player . Doctor J❤❤❤

John Brisker

Never forgotten. Legend’s

Evansville had a cba team

You forgot about Roger Brown, he was truly great.

I remember the aba. I watched it a lot. Their stats should be added.

Not a Penny, useless.

Marvin Barnes