Anthony Dabbundo

Truck Robinson was on the bullets.

Both of them played in the finals.

Truck Robinson, 75 finals.

And Lloyd free 77 finals.

They were bench guys with better players ahead of them.

And then they got traded and their stats went way up and truck had truck had one of the craziest stat seasons.

I think of anyone in the history of the league compared to when you look at the rest of their career, where he averaged, he, he went to Washington.

He signed a free agent contract.

I want to say with like Atlanta, but somehow ended up at new Orleans at one point.

And he,

put up 23 and 15 for an entire year in the 78 season was first team on BA.

And this was a big stretch for power forwards where, um, this was when we had the fight with Kermit Washington.

Um, they, you had Morris Lucas, George McGinnis, um, Kermit Washington, um,

You had a truck Robinson that just a lot of big physical power forwards that were around there at the same time.

Buck Williams eventually came in the league and truck was probably the best rebounder of all of them.

Now, as a kid, I don't think I ever saw him play.

He was barely ever in the playoffs.

Um, would Pat, he was in the wrong conference, but he ended up getting traded again, uh,

Um, to Phoenix and I think 79 playoffs made the Western finals with them and they lost to Seattle.

So he was in the mix in real games.