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John Havlicek

John Havlicek

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Oct 12, 2026

Jason WhitlockHOST
60:58
Followed Damon Bailey's whole high school career at Bedford North Lawrence.
Jason WhitlockHOST
61:02
And, and, and Bobby Knight was thought, "Hey, this guy's gonna be the next John Havlicek, or the next Jerry West, or the next great thing." And he had a good college basketball career.
Jason WhitlockHOST
61:16
Uh, I think he made All-Big Ten as a senior.
Jason WhitlockHOST
61:20
But, but he was never who Bobby Knight built him up to be.
Chuck ThompsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:42
Silas was hired in the off-season as a player-coach but feels it would be impossible to devote his total energies to coaching if he is still active as a player.
Chuck ThompsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:51
Silas was 17 games short of breaking John Havlicek's record of one thousand two hundred seventy games.
Chuck ThompsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:57
In 16 seasons, he scored eleven thousand seven hundred eighty-two points and grabbed twelve thousand three hundred fifty-seven rebounds.
Tom MarrSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:08
Well, at Wrigley Field, Chicago to fast field, uh, the Cubs came up with a two-run bottom-of-the-ninth inning and beat the Philadelphia Phillies four to three.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:32
Cowens.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:32
It was Havlicek, the rebound.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:33
Came out of there himself and got fouled before he hit midcourt.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:38
So he's at the line for two.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:41
Four and one to score.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:42
That last play by Cowens was a real beauty.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:45
The shot by Havlicek.
Johnny MostSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:49
Is the round around there? Five to one.
Jim MurrayPANELIST
35:08
We're serious about that.
Tony MassarottiHOST
35:09
When Havlicek stole the ball against the Sixers in 1965, on the previous play, Bill Russell threw an inbound pass off of the guide wire that was holding up the backboard and deflected out of bounds, giving Philly the ball.
Tony MassarottiHOST
35:23
Without the guide wire, we never would've had that classic call from Johnny Most.
Jim MurrayPANELIST
35:27
Okay.
Tom MarrSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:53
Silas was hired in the off-season as a player-coach, but feels it would be impossible to devote his total energies to coaching if he is still active as a player.
Tom MarrSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:01
Silas was 17 games short of breaking John Havlicek's record of 1,270 games.
Tom MarrSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:07
In 16 seasons, he scored 11,782 points and grabbed 12,357 rebounds.
Chuck ThompsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:15
[crowd cheering] Well, at Wrigley Field, Chicago this afternoon, uh, the Cubs came up with a two run bottom-of-the-ninth inning and beat the Philadelphia Phillies four to three.
speaker_15AUDIENCE
29:31
Uh, for all the Celtics fans that are as old as I am, 1969 NBA Finals, game seven, little more than a minute to go, a close game.
speaker_15AUDIENCE
29:42
Don Nelson gets a pass from John Havlicek, shoots the ball 17 feet out, the ball bounces way up in the air and swishes through.
Michael FelgerHOST
29:52
That's right.
Michael FelgerHOST
29:53
'Cause that, that was the Kawhi Leonard kinda thing.
Bob LobelGUEST
24:12
Just like you.
Bob LobelGUEST
24:13
To a Celtics-Pistons game in Cobo Hall with John Havlicek playing, setting his career record and, and being on Armed Forces Radio.
Bob LobelGUEST
24:22
It's like, you know, you can only imagine being on Armed Forces Radio and this game brought to you by an Arm- you know, you do the whole reading of the thing and then you, soon you start to realize that people somewhere in Europe are listening to what you're talking about.
Bob LobelGUEST
24:37
And, uh, it was a huge deal.
Gary TanguayHOST
18:27
Okay, but we're going to get into modern day here in a minute, but one of the things I want to ask Glenn about, because Bob and I did a piece on it, and it got great response from our viewers and our listeners.
Gary TanguayHOST
18:42
I even have from a listener who disagreed with us quite a bit that I'll bring up in a minute, but we compared Larry Bird to John Havlicek.
Gary TanguayHOST
18:54
What do you think about that, Glenn?
Glenn OrdwayGUEST
18:57
I think it's a pretty good comparison.
Glenn OrdwayGUEST
19:00
I think John Havlicek probably doesn't get the respect he deserves.
Glenn OrdwayGUEST
19:05
I know Bob's been involved in this and I've been involved in it where I get calls from some media person and they want me to list my top five Celtics and you start with Russ and then you go to Larry.
Glenn OrdwayGUEST
19:20
And there are some people that keep... have a check out of it.
Alex GoldbergHOST
16:34
But, uh, you know, in the meantime, Sam, you know what you're here for.
Alex GoldbergHOST
16:38
It is Havlicek Stole the Pod, and it's time for you to steal the pod.
Alex GoldbergHOST
16:42
What do you wanna talk about? Uh, it can be, as always, basketball, life, uh, postseason baseball, uh, what you had for breakfast this morning.
Alex GoldbergHOST
16:50
The only rule is that you can't get us sued, demonetized, or generally in legal trouble.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
56:29
Rick Berry was a great distributor, ball handler as a forward.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
56:33
John Havlicek at times with the Celtics.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
56:35
Marie Stokes.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
56:36
You ever get a chance to look at some old footage of him at 6'8"? He could handle a ball, pass the ball.

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