Post by 👨🏼⚕️delapandemic🚑 on Jul 11, 2019 13:58:51 GMT
April 17th, 2020
Tim McMahon
Dallas Morning News
Dallas, TX - The American Airlines Arena was full of gratitude and thunderous applause last night, as the Dallas Mavericks honored the greatest player in franchise history, Cameron Elijah Reddish. Considered by many to be the best 2-guard to play in the TMBSL, Reddish will be enshrined in the John Neely Bryan Dallas Mavericks Honor Guard from here on... and is anticipated to be added to the TMBSL Hall of Fame this summer, joining former Mav Neon Boudeaux.
Picked with the very 1st pick in franchise history, Reddish soared above expectations and his fellow wing competitors (Barrett, Langford, etc.) to a long and storied career. Only recently passed in total Win Shares by the GOAT, Simi Shittu, Reddish won consistently for the only franchise he ever called home.
In the scant months since retiring, he has been retained by Coach/GM Delap Throws as his right-hand man and lead assistant coach, primarily focusing on Strength and Conditioning, which will allow him to remain active in the franchise and the greater Dallas area for years to come.
Tim McMahon
Dallas Morning News
Dallas, TX - The American Airlines Arena was full of gratitude and thunderous applause last night, as the Dallas Mavericks honored the greatest player in franchise history, Cameron Elijah Reddish. Considered by many to be the best 2-guard to play in the TMBSL, Reddish will be enshrined in the John Neely Bryan Dallas Mavericks Honor Guard from here on... and is anticipated to be added to the TMBSL Hall of Fame this summer, joining former Mav Neon Boudeaux.
Picked with the very 1st pick in franchise history, Reddish soared above expectations and his fellow wing competitors (Barrett, Langford, etc.) to a long and storied career. Only recently passed in total Win Shares by the GOAT, Simi Shittu, Reddish won consistently for the only franchise he ever called home.
In the scant months since retiring, he has been retained by Coach/GM Delap Throws as his right-hand man and lead assistant coach, primarily focusing on Strength and Conditioning, which will allow him to remain active in the franchise and the greater Dallas area for years to come.
The event also brought the following to town: Mark Cuban, Michael Irvin, Mike Modano, Leon Lett, former college coach Mike Krzyzewski, former college teammates Zion Williamson, RJ Barrett, and the token white guy, and former Maverick teammates Neon Boudeaux, Mountain Dew Camacho, Cecil Exum, Kostas Antetokounmpo, Michael Young, George Mikan, Dan Cortezzee, Marcus Taylor, Killian Tillie, Christ Koumadje, Devon Huh, Anas Mahmoud, Whitey Von Nieda, Flamingo Bob, LiAngelo Ball, Paul George, and Ousmane Cisse.
The game saw the World Champion Mavericks defeat the Boston Celtics 149-63.
