Wilt Chamberlain explains why he felt the NBA was a bush league: "I do not get paid big money for being hounded and instigated and called a lot of things" originally appeared on Basketball Network.

Wilt Chamberlain didn’t just silence critics — he obliterated them. In 1962, after a Sports Illustrated headline claimed he was passing more because he “couldn’t score anymore,” Wilt ...

In February 1997, Wilt Chamberlain, then 60 years old, was one of the legendary figures honored during NBA All-Star Weekend in Cleveland, celebrating the league’s 50 greatest players. Reflecting ...

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The larger-than-life Wilt Chamberlain made two appearances at Brown County Arena in 1959, and squared off against some familiar names.

Olden Polynice recalls a surreal, boozy night with Wilt Chamberlain and reflects on the NBA legend's mythical presence and unforgettable legacy.

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