R.I.P Bill Walton

[Loose]

Man fukk cancer smh rip to the og

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

Thoughts and prayers goes out to his family RIP to a legend, didn’t hear anything about him being sick

Yeah seems like they kept it close to the vest like some celebrities do, which I respect but also makes it more shocking to fans

 

[Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD]

Damn

Would’ve loved to have seen him before his injuries. Say what you want, boy was a legendary free spirit who loved having fun. Him and Snapper were legendary together.

RIP breh.

Jokic before Jokic

 

[King Poetic]

UCLA was 86-4 during Bill Walton's three years of college with the center starting his college career 73-0. Walton's only four losses came in his senior year (Notre Dame, Oregon State, Oregon and then NC State in the NCAA tournament

 

[Crude]

RIP. Great player and was very entertaining on the commentary as well.

 

[TheLostOnes]

Cancer done took my favorite NBA Hippie commentator from me. This a cruel world man





Fred

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

That’s sad.RIP.

 

[HipHopStan]

Though before my time, the Lakers/Celtics rivalry documentary produced by ESPN in a three-part 30 for 30 format has been watched by me multiple times. He always seemed to have an upbeat personality, a warm smile, and offered wisdom when needed. That’s an ideal teammate.

 

[Killer Instinct]

No other commentator kept me laughing as much Bill did. Him comparing Wade to 'The Michangelo' is legendary. The most unintentionally hilarious commentator of all time, & a hell of a basketball player. One of the GOAT NCAA players. Thoughts go out to Luke and their family/friends. RIP.

 

[NZA]

my favorite pac12 commentator. RIP big red!

 

[KidJSoul]

RIP

Great player (would have been an easy top 10 lock if he didn't get injuries), great commentator, and also a great person too

 

[2 one 3]

Legend

 

[mson]

Also have to mention his love of the Pac 12 and UCLA.

Though before my time, the Lakers/Celtics rivalry documentary produced by ESPN in a three-part 30 for 30 format has been watched by me multiple times. He always seemed to have an upbeat personality, a warm smile, and offered wisdom when needed. That’s an ideal teammate.

Nothing like Danny Ainge and Kevin Mchale doing Walton impressions.

 

[Piff Perkins]

RIP. One of the nicest, most entertaining dudes ever. Know multiple people who ran into him and said he was exceptionally cool and gracious. Dude really used to go wild on NBC lol. Also loved how he'd cast some of the most random college basketball games or baseball games on ESPN2 and make that shyt entertaining as fukk.

 

[Soldier]

RIP.

Ar least, he’s reunited with Steve « snapper » Jones in heaven:🥹