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Elden Campbell, former Laker and NBA champion, dies

Ex-Lakers big man, NBA champ Elden Campbell dead at 57

Elden Campbell, a 15-year NBA veteran who faced the 1993 West champion Phoenix Suns in the playoffs and won a title with the Pistons, has died.

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Former Lakers, Morningside big man Elden Campbell dies at 57

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Former NBA Champion and Clemson Player Elden Campbell Dies at 57

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NBA Champion Elden Campbell's Cause of Death Revealed After Fishing Tragedy at Age 57

A cause of death has been revealed for former Los Angeles Laker Elden Campbell, who died at age 57 after suffering a medical emergency during a fishing outing on Dec. 1

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Elden Campbell, former Laker and NBA champion, dies at 57

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Former NBA champion and Clemson player Elden Campbell dies at 57

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Elden Campbell dead at 57: Former NBA champion who spent majority of career with LA Lakers passes away

Campbell, who was a first-round pick in the 1990 NBA Draft, became a fan favourite with his nonchalant and at times effortless style of play.

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Elden Campbell cause of death: What we know on late NBA great

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Elden Campbell’s Cause of Death Revealed: Former NBA Star Was 57

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"I didn't sense I was taking over the ballgame" - Michael Jordan didn't realize he was dominating the Suns in the 1993 NBA Finals

While Michael Jordan dropped 44 points in Game 3 of the 1993 NBA Finals against the Phoenix Suns, he needed 43 shots to get there. To make matters worse, the Chicago Bulls lost 129-121, which put the series at 2-1 in favor of Chicago. MJ entered Game 4 ...

Sports Illustrated

On This Day: Jordan, Barkley Each Score 42 Points in NBA Finals

On this day in 1993, Phoenix Suns big man Charles Barkley and Chicago Bulls guard Michael Jordan each scored 42 points in Game 2 of the 1993 NBA Finals. According to NBA.com, that marked the first time in NBA Finals history that opposing players each ...

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Can a Pacers, Thunder player match Michael Jordan's epic 1993 NBA Finals?

With the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers squaring off for this season's NBA title, it's appropriate to revisit three of the more impactful and memorable individual performances in the Finals.