You're looking at the 1947-1948 Minneapolis Lakers team portrait. I still can't believe they didn't retire the #24 after Herm Schaefer. Tough break, Herm.
Jun 3, 2010
>> go lakers!
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The man on the far right, George Mikan, was actually the star of the team. He was freakishly tall, the first true big man in the NBA.
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