Dick Barnett, champion with Knicks and college powerhouse Tennessee A&I teams, dies at 88
- Basketball Hall of Famer Dick Barnett passed away Sunday at age 88.
- He starred for the New York Knicks and won two NBA championships as a guard.
- Barnett played 14 NBA seasons, spending nine years with New York, known for his unique shooting style.
- He averaged over 23 points in his first Knicks season and made the 1968 NBA All-Star team.
- The Knicks retired his number 12 jersey, and he entered the Hall of Fame as a player in 2024.
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Knicks’ Tom Thibodeau shares heartfelt reflections on the late Dick Barnett
The Knicks family is mourning the loss of a true legend this week. NBA Hall of Famer Dick Barnett, who spent 14 seasons with the Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers and Syracuse Nationals, passed away on Sunday at 88 years old. Barnett was a key part of the Knicks’ championship runs in 1970 and 1973, and he also made history at Tennessee A&I, winning three straight NAIA national titles with the storied college powerhouse. “Obviously condolences to his fa…
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