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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.
The Dallas Chaparrals, a charter member of the ABA, originated in 1967. In conjunction with a move to San Antonio in 1973, the team name was changed to the Spurs. The Spurs joined the NBA after the 1975-76 season and won five division titles in the next seven seasons. Now led by David Robinson, the Spurs have won two more division titles (1989-90 and 1990-91). DID YOU KNOW? The Spurs scored more than 100 points in 129 consecutive games from December 12, 1978, to March 14, 1980, the second-longest streak ever. Despite going into overtime with the Rockets on April 13, 1984, the Spurs committed only seven fouls, the lowest ever in a regular-season NBA game. SCORECARD. With 53-of-75 shooting from the floor on April 16, 1963, against the Mavericks, the Spurs set the NBA record for highest field goal percentage in a game (.707).
One of James' strong points is his ability to drive to the basket and rebound. His jumping ability gives him an advantage over many guards in the areas of rebounding and defense. He has improved his playmaking skills each year he's been in the NBA as evidenced by his rising totals of Assists. He had 453 Assists in 1978-79.
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