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Elgin Baylor
Mr. Inside
American basketball player, coach, and executive (1934–2021).
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Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
Basketball Player
Actor
Basketball Coach
Member of Sports Team
Utah Jazz
Los Angeles Lakers
(1958 - 1971)
Seattle Redhawks Men's Basketball
(1956 - 1958)
Date of Birth
9/16/1934
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
Washington, D.C.
Country of Citizenship
United States
Sport
Basketball
Educated At
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Seattle University
College of Idaho
Spingarn High School
NBA All-Star Game Kobe Bryant Most Valuable Player Award
(1959)
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:
1959
NBA Rookie of the Year Award
(1959)
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:
1959
All-NBA Team
(1959)
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1959
All-NBA Team
(1960)
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1960
All-NBA Team
(1961)
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1961
All-NBA Team
(1962)
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1962
All-NBA Team
(1963)
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1963
All-NBA Team
(1964)
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1964
All-NBA Team
(1965)
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1965
All-NBA Team
(1967)
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1967
All-NBA Team
(1968)
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1968
All-NBA Team
(1969)
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1969
NBA Executive of the Year Award
(2006)
Point in Time
:
2006
Small Forward
Los Angeles Lakers
Washington, D.C.
196 centimetre
102 kilogram
Mr. Inside
Elg
Rabbit
Motormouth
United States
Elgin
Baylor
1971
1958
NCAA Division I Men's Basketball
(1956 - 1958)
End Time
:
1958
Start Time
:
1956
National Basketball Association
3/22/2021
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
English
English
English
Elgin Baylor, Acrobatic Hall of Famer in N.B.A., Dies at 86
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Position Played on Team / Speciality
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Small Forward
Sport Number
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22
End Time
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1971
Start Time
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1958
End Time
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1958
Start Time
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1956
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