In the latest issue of “SLAM” magazine (the Jordan cover and NBA top 50 ish’), there’s a section on DC players in the NBA on page 26, Elgin Baylor is named their 11th greatest NBA player of all time on p. 52 (in an entry that states without Baylor, there’d be no Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant), and in the “Dime Drop” feature on p. 85, two young guns from Rockville’s Montrose Christian High get proppped.
http://www.slamonline.com/online/the-magazine/features/2009/06/the-new-top-50/
“…Understand this, if you understand nothing else: Without Elgin Baylor, there is no Michael Jordan, no Kobe Bryant, no LeBron James. Elgin took a ground-bound game skyward, transformed the entire sport…” Russ Bengston, August issue, SLAM magazine
Not bad for a month.

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Here’s a bio on the Spingarn grad:

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For a half century, basketball players from Washington, D.C. have graced the cover of our greatest sports weekly:
http://www.dcbasketball.com/
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His high school has prodcued athletes such as Mia Hamm, and two-sport All-Met Hubert Davis:
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Recent story here:
http://www.goupstate.com/article/20090512/NEWS/905139976/1088/SPORTS?Title=Area-Briefs-Clemson-edges-Charleston-5-2
Hat tip to Ray LeBov of the Association for Professional Basketball Research.
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D.C. suburb produced Wilbur “Ducey” Smith, “Fatty” Taylor, Matthew Gantt, Harld Fox, Thurl Bailey, Len Bias, Kevin Durant and Ty Lawson:
| http://sports.espn.go.com/espnmag/story?section=magazine&id=3775073 |
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Years ago, Coach Al McGuire helped place Belmont Abbey on the college basketball map. Today, former Archbishop Carroll guard Lemuel Gartrell is continuing the tradition.
http://www.abbeyathletics.com/profile.asp?playerID=626
We wish him, and all our local grads, the best.
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Former Archbishop Carroll High star shines in Sunshine State:
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