When the Garden Was Eden (49 page)
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Authors: Harvey Araton
New York’s finest:
Team photo, 1970.
Pass me the ball, Coach!:
Dave DeBusschere, in his dual role as player-coach for Detroit, circa 1966.
Yelling himself Red:
Holzman on the bench.
The photo that made the man:
George Kalinsky poses Walt “Clyde” Frazier for a celebrated portrait outside the Garden.
A couple of country boys:
Pre-hirsute Frazier and Phil Jackson at a diner in 1967.
South Dakota stud:
Phil Jackson cooling off after a game, circa 1973.
Fall back, baby!:
Dick Barnett gets off his patented jumper.
From Motown to Midtown:
DeBusschere fights for position in 1968.
A National Guard:
Cazzie Russell in 1970.
The Stilt wilts:
Willis Reed got the best of Wilt Chamberlain in the 1970 Finals.
Down goes Reed:
After tearing his right tensor muscle, Reed grimaces on the floor, while Game 5 proceeds without him.
Last man out of the tunnel:
Willis Reed makes his storied entrance to Game 7. The boy below the basket
(circled)
is George Lois’s son, Harry.
