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  1. 5 ott 2017 · Lenny Wilkens was interviewed by The HistoryMakers on October 5, 2017. Basketball coach and player Lenny Wilkens was born on October 28, 1937 in Brooklyn, New York. He graduated from Boys High School in Brooklyn and received his B.A. degree from Providence College in 1960, where he was a two-time All-American on the men’s basketball team.

  2. 25 apr 2024 · Lenny Wilkens is an American professional basketball player and coach who is considered one of the game’s most accomplished playmaking guards and who won 1,332 games, the second most in the history of the National Basketball Association (NBA), behind only Don Nelson.

  3. 11 apr 2022 · NBA 75th Anniversary Season. Archive 75: Lenny Wilkens. A Hall of Fame player, Lenny Wilkens later became one of the NBA's all-time winningest coaches and lead Seattle to an NBA title in 1978. One wonders how many basketball talents have slipped through the cracks or never gained the opportunity they deserved.

  4. Leonard R. "Lenny" Wilkens. Fans of the late 1960s and mid-1970s remember Lenny Wilkens as a tenacious, hot-shooting guard who averaged double figures in 14 of 15 NBA seasons. Although Wilkens only began playing high school basketball his senior year, the quietly determined player still earned a scholarship to Providence College.

  5. A two-time All-American out of Providence college by way of Brooklyn, Lenny Wilkens rose to superstardom during his stint with the St Louis (now Atlanta) Hawks, including making an NBA finals appearance in 1960. Upon being traded to the Sonics in 1968, Wilkens had already made 4 All-Star games and placed 2nd to Wilt Chamberlin in the 1967-1968 ...

  6. Lenny Wilkens Stats and news - NBA stats and news on St. Louis Hawks Guard Lenny Wilkens. Navigation Toggle NBA. Home; Tickets; 2023-24 Season Schedule; U.S. Radio Broadcasters; League Pass Schedule;

  7. 3 feb 2023 · His Lenny Wilkens Foundation works to provide access and health care to children, and has donated more than $8 million to the Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic since 1971. He recently had a street named after him near Climate Pledge Arena, “Lenny Wilkens Way,” and last October, was honored with “Lenny Wilkens Day at Seattle Center.”