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Gail Charles Goodrich Jr. ay isang dating Amerikanong propesyonal na manlalaro ng basketball sa National Basketball Association (NBA). Siya ay pinakakilala sa pag-iskor ng noo'y record na 42 puntos para sa UCLA sa 1965 NCAA championship game kontra Michigan, at ang kanyang papel sa 1971–72 season ng Los Angeles Lakers. Sa season na iyon, nanalo ang koponan ng nananatiling record na 33 sunod-sunod na laro, nagtala ng noo'y pinakamahusay na regular season record sa kasaysayan ng NBA, at napanalunan din ang unang NBA championship ng franchise simula nang lumipat sa Los Angeles. Si Goodrich ang nangungunang scorer sa koponan na iyon. Kinilala rin siya sa pamumuno sa UCLA sa una nitong dalawang national championships sa ilalim ng maalamat na coach na si John Wooden, ang una noong 1963–64 ay isang perpektong 30–0 season kung saan siya ay naglaro kasama ang kakamping si Walt Hazzard. Noong 1996, 17 taon matapos siyang magretiro mula sa propesyonal na basketball, si Goodrich ay nahalal sa Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Si Goodrich ang lider sa pinakamataas na average minutes per game na nilaro sa kasaysayan ng Suns franchise na may 39.9.
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Gail Goodrich was the leading scorer on the 1971-72 Lakers team that won 69 games and 33 straight. His #25 represents clutch scoring, UCLA pedigree, and the backcourt partnership with Jerry West that defined an era.
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Los Angeles Lakers
1965-1968
Phoenix Suns
1968-1970
Los Angeles Lakers
1970-1976
New Orleans Jazz
1976-1979
1x NBA Champion
1972 — averaged 25.6 ppg during championship season
5x NBA All-Star
1972-1975, 1977
19,181 Career Points
18.6 ppg career average
1x All-NBA First Team
1974
Key to 1972 Championship
Second-leading scorer on 69-13 Lakers team with 33-game win streak
Back-to-Back UCLA Championships
1964, 1965 NCAA titles under John Wooden
Mga Kita sa Karera
~$2M (pre-modern era)
Tinatayang kabuuang suweldo sa NBA
Mga Endorsement
UCLA Ambassador
Celebrated alumni and basketball legend at UCLA
Post-retirement
Defensive Game
Solid defender who used his quickness to pester opposing guards. Not exceptional on that end but contributed consistently to team defensive efforts.
Intangibles
Intelligent scorer who understood how to use screens, pace, and spacing to create opportunities. Central piece of the historically dominant 1971-72 Lakers team that won 33 straight games.
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Won two NCAA championships at UCLA before becoming an NBA All-Star
Averaged 25.9 PPG in the Lakers' 1972 championship season — the team that won a record 33 consecutive games
Was part of the trade that sent him to New Orleans, which ultimately gave the Lakers the draft pick that became Magic Johnson
One of the most underrated scorers in NBA history
Mga Parangal sa Karera
5x NBA All-Star
1972 NBA Champion
All-NBA First Team 1974
Jersey #25 retired by Lakers
Basketball Hall of Fame 1996
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