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Jorge Sierra: Jimmy Butler moved ahead of Richard Hamilton in playoff scoring for No. 42 all-time. He also passed all these guys in rebounds for No. 88 in NBA history: Marc Gasol James Worthy Cliff Hagan Rajon Rondo
When asked about the players who influenced his style, CJ McCollum rattled off a list of all-time greats. “Besides my brother? I watched a lot of Allen Iverson. I watched a lot of Steve Nash. I watched a lot of Rip Hamilton. I watched young Gilbert [Arenas] and obviously Kobe and Mike,” McCollum said. “I watched all those guys but really, you know, for me, it was like figuring how to be successful and how to be impactful and how to create space in the league where everybody’s athletic and everybody’s fast and everybody’s good.”
Jorge Sierra: Kyle Lowry passed Tim Hardaway in assists last night for No. 19 all-time. Also: Damian Lillard moved ahead of Clyde Drexler for No. 37 in scoring. Devin Booker passed Richard Hamilton for No. 132.
HoopsHype: Mike Conley passed Jerry West in assists (No. 34 all-time) and Richard Hamilton in scoring (No. 128) last night. Still starting at age 36. Quite a career.
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Although this championship group may not get together often, Hamilton said they all still stay in regular contact. Some still have prominent roles in the league — Billups and Ham are both head coaches, with the Portland Trail Blazers and Los Angeles Lakers, respectively, and Prince is an assistant GM with the Memphis Grizzlies.
Rip Hamilton on returning to Detroit 20 years after the Pistons’ last championship and the emotions that come along with it.
— Mike Curtis (@MikeACurtis2) March 17, 2024
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Richard "Rip" Hamilton, the second-leading scorer in UConn men's basketball history and leader of the Huskies' first national championship team, will have his No. 32 retired on Feb. 24 at halftime of UConn's game against Villanova at Gampel.
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Campbell Hall (Studio City, California) is about 19 miles from Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, California) and costs about $50,000 per year in tuition. According to the source, the James family has made a donation toward the creation of a new multimillion-dollar athletic facility on campus. Bryce, 15, will play next season with other notable sons, including Richard Hamilton II, the son of former NBA star Richard Hamilton, and Baron Bellamy, son of comedian Bill Bellamy.
The Detroit Pistons are hosting a private watch party for the NBA Draft Lottery on Tuesday night at their midtown team headquarters, where an exclusive group, which includes corporate sponsor executives, prospective season ticket holders and three-time All-Star Richard Hamilton will be in attendance.
Joakim Noah, like his father, is now a winner on the clay at Roland Garros. The former Chicago Bulls center teamed with Gabby Williams of the WNBA's Seattle Storm to beat former Detroit Pistons guard Richard Hamilton and Spanish tennis player David Ferrer in a basketball game on the famed clay of Court Philippe-Chatrier on Wednesday night.
"I'd never played basketball here, for sure," Noah said after the game, part of the lead-up events for Thursday's game between the Bulls and Pistons in Paris. "I've hit some tennis balls a few times on this court. It's a really special place." Noah's father, Yannick Noah, was the French Open men's champion in 1983. Joakim Noah was born in 1985, won two NCAA titles at Florida and was a two-time All-Star in a career that spanned 13 seasons -- mostly with the Bulls.
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