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Mike Barrett
Used as the 6th man on the Washington Capitols in 1969-70, Mike earned All-Rookie team honors. He came into his own during the playoffs, averaging 26 points per game, scoring a high of 34 and shooting 53% from the floor. Known as the "Bird Man" for his flying dunk shots that practically carry him through the hoop, he was a member of the 1968 United States Olympic team.
1971 Topps Set (Basketball)
162
Guard, Player, Squires

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The only unanimous choice to the ABA All-Defensive Squad for 1972-73, Roland hasn't been chubby since his childhood but still answers as readily to "Fatty" as he does to Roland. He tries to pick his spots for a steal. He doesn't go after the ball all the time but when the opponents relax against him, he jumps in and strips them of the ball.

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A native of Philadelphia where he played high school ball against Wilt Chamberlain, Ray scored close to 11.000 points in 9 seasons in the NBA. One of the better playmaking big men in pro basketball, he was Pistons' team captain.

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A third-round draft choice out of University of Washington where he was the Huskies' fifth leading all-time scorer, George became a starter for the Squires in 1971-72 when injuries sidelined Neil Johnson and Doug Moe. From the 15-to-18-foot range, George is deadly. He carries better than a 50% mark and it has earned him the nickname of "Hawkeye."

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Rookie Cards

Roland Taylor
Charlie Scott
Doug Moe

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George Irvine
A third-round draft choice out of University of Washington where he was the Huskies' fifth leading all-time scorer, George became a starter for the Squires in 1971-72 when injuries sidelined Neil Johnson and Doug Moe. From the 15-to-18-foot range, George is deadly. He carries better than a 50% mark and it has earned him the nickname of "Hawkeye."
1973 Topps Set (Basketball)
248
Rookie
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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

1975 Topps Set (Basketball) (10)
1974 Topps Set (Basketball) (8)
1971 Topps Set (Basketball) (8)
1972 Topps Set (Basketball) (9)
1973 Topps Set (Basketball) (8)

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Squires
Total Card Count

43

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