That would be Wilton Norman Chamberlain. “I never called him Wilt,” said Tom Hoover, former Knicks player and president of the National Retired Basketball Players Association and a long-time ...

on March 2, 1962. Using his repertoire of fadeaway jumpers, finger rolls and “Dipper dunks,” Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in a game between his Philadelphia Warriors and the New York Knicks.

For nearly two decades, Wilton Norman Chamberlain was widely considered the greatest basketball player that ever lived. Yet, as time has passed, the Big Dipper’s legacy has been largely ...

31—Hopefully, Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain are sharing a hug ... His name was Wilton Norman Chamberlain. They called him The Big Dipper ... as athletic as any man that walked the earth.

Wilt Chamberlain redefined the game with both his play and his drive for player empowerment, and now he’s getting the multi-part documentary treatment. Goliath, a three-part film airing on ...