On February 7, 1979 Harvey Catchings, and Ralph Simpson were traded for Eric Money and Al Skinner in a trade between the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Nets. Most of …
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46 Years Ago, The Longest NBA Game Ever, That Saw Some Players Play For Both Teams, Ended
On February 7, 1979 Harvey Catchings, and Ralph Simpson were traded for Eric Money and Al Skinner in a trade between the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Nets. Most of …
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43 Years Ago, The Longest Official NBA Game In Which Some Players Played For Both Teams Tipped-Off
43 Years Ago, The Longest Official NBA Game In Which Some Players Played For Both Teams Tipped-Off On February 7, 1979 Harvey Catchings, and Ralph Simpson were traded for Eric …
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42 Years Ago, The Longest Official NBA Game In Which Some Players Played For Both Teams Ended
42 Years Ago, The Longest Official NBA Game In Which Some Players Played For Both Teams Ended On February 7, 1979 Harvey Catchings, and Ralph Simpson were traded for Eric …
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The Five Month Long NBA Game That Had Some Players Play & Score For Both Teams
The Five Month Long NBA Game That Had Some Players Play & Score For Both Teams On February 7, 1979 Harvey Catchings, and Ralph Simpson were traded for Eric Money …
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The Five Month Long NBA Game That Had Some Players Play & Score For Both Teams
The Five Month Long NBA Game That Had Some Players Play & Score For Both Teams On February 7, 1979 Harvey Catchings, and Ralph Simpson were traded for Eric Money …
