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YOU'RE VIEWING ONE: CONNIE HAWKINS SUPER HALL OF FAMER AUTOGRAPHED MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHY. THIS 8" X 10 PHOTO IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND ARRIVES WITH A CERTIFIED, SEALED, AND NUMBERED 100% AUTHENTICATED JUSIGNIT COLLECTIBLES' CERTIFICATE.
CONNIE HAWKINS HALL OF FAMER
CONNIE HAWKINS HALL OF FAMER
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CONNIE HAWKINS SUPER HALL OF FAMER AUTOGRAPHED MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHY.
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...Ask 10 basketball fans to name the greatest New York City playground legend ever, and the name Connie Hawkins would probably be mentioned all ten times. Hawkins' large hands, acrobatic swoops and monster dunks paved the way for the flamboyant artistry of Julius Erving and Michael Jordan. In fact, Hawkins first dunked a basketball when he was 11 years old at PS 3 in Brooklyn.
The "Hawk's" game was predicated on the spectacular, and everything about his on- and off-the-court presence oozed with excitement. From his sporty fumanchu mustache to his large hands to his seemingly effortless control of the basketball, Hawkins' above-the-rim game filled basketball arenas all over the country.
The "Hawk" was a playground legend growing up in his native Brooklyn. He was a two-time All-City selection at Boys High School and a Parade magazine All-America as a senior in 1960.
Hawkins left the University of Iowa during his freshman year, and in 1962, at age 19, was named Most Valuable Player of the American Basketball League with the Pittsburgh Rens. He was an All-ABL selection and played in one All-Star game. Hawkins' talents were so considerable that he found a home with the Harlem Globetrotters from 1964 to 1966. In the inaugural season of the American Basketball Association (ABA), Hawkins was named league MVP after leading the Pittsburgh Pipers to their only league title while averaging 26.8 ppg and 13.5 rpg. The "Hawk" was a two-time All-ABA selection. Hawkins played seven NBA seasons with Phoenix, Los Angeles and Atlanta, averaging 16.5 ppg and 8.0 rpg for a career. As a member of the Suns, Hawkins became the first Phoenix Sun ever named to the NBA's First Team. When he retired, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar listed Hawkins as one of the top 15 players he had played with, and against, in his 20-year NBA career. Hawkins is the first Sun elected to the Hall of Fame, and currently works for the Suns as a community relations representative.
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