They were together from 1956 to 1973. Both of them had three children together. [135] During halftime of the 2009 NBA All-Star Game, Celtics captains Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett, and Paul Pierce presented Russell a surprise birthday cake for his 75th birthday. Bill Russell's daughter, Karen, was born in 1962. Dorothy Anstett
Born: Kirkland, Washington, United States
Date of birth: 1947-06-28
Spouse: Bill Russell
https://t.co/T9E7sVcZUO pic.twitter.com/se6ka2URg3. Russell was so quick that he could run over for a quick double team and make it back in time if the opponents tried to find the open man. At 85 years old, he is still active going to watch basketball games with his wife Jeannine Russell, as he shows in his Instagram account. [107] Russell then reversed himself and ordered his team to double-team West and Boston won Game 3. Her later father, Bill . Russell died Sunday at the age of 88, with his wife, Jeannine, at his side, his family said in a statement posted on social media. Schayes, who had become the 76ers coach, said: "The Celtics can thank the Good Lord for Bill Russell. Russell's stint with the Kings was considerably shorter, his last assignment ending when the Kings went 1741 to begin the 198788 NBA season. [140], Russell is one of the most successful and decorated athletes in North American sports history. [32] Russell became one of several big men who have brought about NCAA rule changes. [56] Russell never had to work part-time. [208], Chamberlain's knee was injured so badly that he could not play the entire offseason and he ruptured it the next season. "[213], In 1966, Russell was promoted to head coach of the Celtics. [209] After that, the two were often seen together at various events and interviewed as friends. Russell had three children with his first wife; two sons and a daughter. 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[20] Since Russell's previous experiences with white authority figures were often negative, warm words from Powles reassured him. Brown, who gave him a high $24,000 rookie contract, just $1,000 shy of the top-earning veteran Bob Cousy.[120]. He is one of just two NBA players (the other being prominent rival Wilt Chamberlain) to have grabbed more than 50 rebounds in a game. Karen appears frequently on CNN, MSNBC, and TruTV as a legal and political analyst. Russell also ignored Heinsohn's request for an autograph on behalf of his cousin and openly said to Heinsohn that he deserved half of his $300 Rookie of the Year check. Updated: July 31, 2022 Biography ID: 192868748 Jump to: Biography Memories Family Tree 1 Follower William Russell's Biography However, it is reported that he lives with his wife Sara Marckx Russell in Washington State. I was the MVP at the Final Four. Early years Family. Bill Russell achieved a lot during his life. If you were too sheltered, you might not be motivated to help others who do not have your advantages.'. [90][91] It was their sixth consecutive and seventh title in Russell's eight years with the team, a streak unreached in any U.S. professional sports league. He made a free throw, blocked a shot by Sixers player Chet Walker, grabbed a rebound off a miss by Greer, and passed the ball to teammate Sam Jones, who scored to clinch the win. As a child, he witnessed how his parents were victims of racial abuse, and the family eventually moved into government housing projects to escape the daily torrent of bigotry. [215] He was quoted as saying: "From my very first year I thought of myself as playing for the Celtics, not for Boston. 4 in ESPN's list of the top 74 NBA players of all time, the second best center behind Abdul-Jabbar and ahead of Chamberlain. ", "Basketball Players who Caused Rule Changes by Ron Kurtus", "The Bill Russell Story: More Than A Champion", "NCAA Basketball Tourney History: Two by Four", "Stanford Trackmen Finish Fourth in Fresno Relays; Leamon King Equals Century World Record; Landy Runs Mile in 3.59.1; Russell Nears Mark", "Bill Russell attempting to clear 69 1/4. "Our house was in a shambles, and 'N***A' was spray-painted on the walls. William Felton Russell (February 12, 1934 July 31, 2022) was an American professional basketball player who played as a center for the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association (NBA) from 1956 to 1969. [100] During the series, Russell said: "Right now, he (Wilt) is playing like me [to win]. He also served a three-season (196669) stint as player-coach for the Celtics, becoming the first black coach in the NBA and the first to win a championship. [56] Auerbach assigned him to shut down the Hawks' main scorer and Russell impressed the Boston crowd with his man-to-man defense and shot-blocking. [19] Russell's father was once refused service at a gas station until the staff had taken care of all the white customers first. Tune in July 10, this is a special honor! He included the picture below. Bill Russell, the NBA great who anchored a Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in 13 years the last two as the first Black head coach in any major U.S. sport and marched for . The centerpiece of the Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in 13 years, Russell earned his last two NBA titles as a player-coach the first Black coach in any major U.S. sport . I was first team All American. 6 for most regular season MVPNBA Finals MVP awards, despite the latter being assigned only since 1969. Together, Russell and Swisher had three children: daughter Karen, and sons William Jr. and Jacob. The most prolific winner in NBA history, Russell was the centerpiece of. Bill marched with Martin Luther King Jr. when he delivered his "I Have a Dream . [57] Gottlieb protested the next day, saying that Russell played a one-man zone and goaltended numerous times, to only be called once. He said: "The Celtics were the first [NBA basketball] team to draft a black player, period: a guy named Chuck Cooper from Duquesne. In honoring the legendary athlete, ESPN writes that recipients of the distinguished award, reflect the spirit of Arthur Ashe, possessing strength in the face of adversity, courage in the face of peril and the willingness to stand up for their beliefs no matter what the cost.. The Boston Celtics legend, who won 11 NBA championships as a player, including two as a player-coach, on his way to the Hall of Fame, has died at the age of 88, his family announced Sunday. UCLA Bruins coach John Wooden called Russell "the greatest defensive man I've ever seen". Over the course of his 13-year NBA career, Russell steered the club to 11 titles. [49] He excelled at playing man-to-man defense, blocking shots, and grabbing defensive rebounds. KEY POINTS. [101], In the 196768 NBA season, the 34-year-old Russell averaged 12.5 points per game and 18.6 rebounds per game,[1] the latter of which was good enough for the third-highest average in the league. Russell, a longtime Mercer Island resident died on Sunday at the age of 88. As the teams split the first six games, the tension was so high that in Game 3 Celtics coach Auerbach punched his colleague Ben Kerner and received a $300 fine. [142] By winning the 1956 NCAA championship with USF and the 1957 NBA title with the Celtics,[143] Russell became the first of only four players in basketball history to win an NCAA championship and an NBA championship back-to-back, the others being Henry Bibby, Magic Johnson, and Billy Thompson. [109][219], Russell refused to attend the ceremony when his jersey No. The 11-time NBA champion is survived by his wife Jeannine and two children. The teams split the first six games. NBA legend Bill Russell, an 11-time NBA champion with the Boston Celtics and the first Black head coach in the league, passed away "peacefully" Sunday, according to a family statement from. As a freshman at McClymonds High School in Oakland,[23][24] Russell was almost cut again;[25] as he saw Russell's raw athletic potential, coach George Powles encouraged him to work on his fundamentals. [5], In the 196465 NBA season, the Celtics won a league-record 62 games and Russell averaged 14.1 points and 24.1 rebounds per game, winning his second consecutive rebounding title and his fifth MVP award. The NBA great Bill Russell has died at age 88. [49], Russell was considered the consummate defensive center, noted for his defensive intensity, basketball IQ, and will to win. Be the first one to comment on this story. Born in Dallas on November 8, 1935, William Russell "Bill" Goff was a lifelong Texan. No cause of death was immediately available; Russell, who had been living in the Seattle area, was not well enough to present the NBA Finals MVP trophy in June due to a long illness. Auerbach agreed to trade Macauley, who had previously asked to be traded to St. Louis in order to be with his sick son, if the Hawks gave up Russell. [21], Under head coach Gerald Tucker, Russell helped the U.S. national basketball team win the gold medal in Melbourne, defeating the Soviet Union national basketball team 8955 in the final game with an 80 undefeated run. 6 jersey to be retired throughout NBA", "NBA players who currently wear No. Still, there was constantly a flow of people from Louisiana that my father would let stay with us. FILE - Boston Celtics legendary player Bill Russell is greeted at his seat before Game 1 of an NBA basketball second-round playoff series between the Boston Celtics and the Philadelphia 76ers . [49] After the game, Russell went over to the distraught West, who had scored 42 points and was named the only NBA Finals MVP in history from the losing team, clasped his hand and tried to soothe him. He was a standout in the high jump and according to Track & Field News was ranked the seventh-best high-jumper in the world in 1956, his graduation year, despite not competing in Olympic high-jump competition. [144] He also won two state championships in high school. He told her to go home and remove the dress, which he described as "white woman's clothing". He was selected into the NBA 25th Anniversary Team in 1971 and the NBA 35th Anniversary Team in 1980, named as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History in 1996,[5] one of only four players to receive all three honors, and selected into the NBA 75th Anniversary Team in 2021. A five-time NBA Most Valuable Player and a twelve-time All-Star, he was the centerpiece of the Celtics dynasty, winning eleven NBA championships during his . [109] Russell was also notorious for his refusal to give autographs or acknowledge the Celtics fans, and was called "the most selfish, surly and uncooperative athlete" by one pundit. [49] On offense, Russell's output was limited and his NBA career personal averages show him to be an average scorer (15.1 points career average), a poor free-throw shooter (56.1%), and average overall shooter from the field (44%, not exceptional for a center). [59] In the highly-competitive Game 7, Russell tried his best to slow down Pettit, as Heinsohn scored 37 points and kept the Celtics alive;[59] Russell contributed by completing the famous "Coleman Play", as he ran down Hawks forward Jack Coleman, who had received an outlet pass at midcourt, and blocked his shot despite the fact that Russell had been standing at his own baseline when the ball was thrown to Coleman. Bill Russell's legacy of lonely courage in the fight against hate Kevin Cullen Dan McGowan The Rhode Island Senate president's final words for Providence Mayor Elorza YOU'VE BEEN SELECTED We. Ensa, 44, died of renal failure on Friday, leaving behind a husband and . 18 on ESPN's "50 Greatest Athletes of the 20th Century" list in 1999. [67][108] The Celtics held on for a 108106 victory and Russell claimed his eleventh championship in thirteen years. Of the book, Bill Bradley wrote for The New York Times Book Review that "Bill Russell is a private, complex man, but on the subject of his love of Red Auerbach and his Celtic teammates, he's loud and clear. In a game called as "unreal" and "devoid of emotion", the Sixers lost 127118 on April 5. He had a difficult childhood and grew up in poverty. He cherished fond memories of his childhood in the Park Cities, graduating from Highland Park High School in 1953. [1] On March 11, 1965, in a 112100 win over the Detroit Pistons, Russell grabbed 49 rebounds, which tied for the third-most in a single game in NBA history,[92] along with 27 points and 6 assists. In the pivotal Game 7, Russell managed to hold Chamberlain to 22 points, 28 points below his season average, while scoring 19 points. [104] After losing for the fifth straight time against Russell and the Celtics, Hall-of-Fame Lakers guard Jerry West stated: "If I had a choice of any basketball player in the league, my No. Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics is awarded the 1963 NBA All-Star MVP Trophy after the 1963 NBA All-Star Game circa 1963 in Los Angeles,. Bill Russell Speaks at Ceremony for New Statue, For the unveiling of the new statue in Boston City Hall Plaza, Bill Russell speaks about his career as both an athlete and activist, as well as the importance of mentoring and friendship. 1 in NBA history for defensive win shares at 133.6, with Tim Duncan in second at 106.3. [56] Russell's defense was called into question by Eddie Gottlieb, coach of the Philadelphia Warriors, after the WarriorsCeltics game on January 1, 1957, in which he recorded 17 points and 25 rebounds, plus an assist. Like almost all Southern towns and cities of that time, Monroe was very segregated and the Russells often struggled with racism in their daily lives. [130] On June 18, 2007, Russell was inducted as a member of the founding class of the FIBA Hall of Fame. Although Russell was a good runner and jumper and had large hands,[20] he did not understand the game and was cut from the team at Herbert Hoover Junior High School. Early. They are: Karen Rusell, William Russell Jr., and Jacob Russell. Bill Russell, the NBA great who anchored a Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in 13 years - the last two as the first Black head coach in any major US sport - and marched for. [120], Russell became a vegetarian, took up golf, and worked as a color commentator for CBS and TBS throughout the 1970s into the mid-1980s, but he was uncomfortable as a broadcaster. As part of the 1961 Celtics boycott, he and the other black teammates refused to play in the exhibition game and flew home, drawing a great deal of controversy and publicity. The centerpiece of the Boston Celtics dynasty who earned 11 NBA titles during . Cooper, the Boston Celtics will never embarrass you.' [167] In October 2021, Russell was honored as one of theleague's 75 greatest players of all-time. "[98], Boston's championship streak ended at eight in his first full season as head coach when Chamberlain's Philadelphia 76ers won a record-breaking 68 regular-season games and were the favorites heading into the 1967 NBA playoffs, where they beat the Celtics 41 in the Eastern Division Finals. Jeannine, and his many friends and family thank you for keeping Bill in . He shared all three kids with his first wife Rose Swisher. [157][158] In 2007, he was voted the third best center of all-time by ESPN behind Abdul-Jabbar and Chamberlain. [2] Russell and Henri Richard of the National Hockey League are tied for the record of the most championships won by an athlete in a North American sports league. Russell anchored a Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 titles in 13 years . When their family uprooted to Oakland, California, they lived in the projects. [115] He attended his 2021 induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame as a coach. [5], Despite his limitations on offense, as Russell averaged 15.1 points per game, his rebounding, defense, and leadership made him one of the dominant players of his era. [33], The games were often difficult for the USF squad, as Russell and his black teammates became targets of racist jeers, particularly on the road. On the top is her late father, Bill Russel, who died on July 21, 2022. "[101] The game still ended on a high note for Russell. Career, Awards, and Achievements [44] Like fellow world-class high-jumpers of that era, Russell did not use the Fosbury Flop high-jump technique with which all high jump world records after 1978 have been set. [5][41] His stint as coach of the Celtics was also of historical significance,[145][146] as he became the first black head coach in the NBA,[14] when he succeeded Red Auerbach. Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell, who won 11 championships in 13 seasons with the team, has died, his family announced Sunday. He is depicted in-game, surrounded by 11 plinths representing the 11 championships he helped the Celtics win. [103], In Game 7, 15,202 Philadelphia fans witnessed a home-team 10096 defeat, making it the first time in NBA history a team lost a series after leading 31. [109] He was so tense before every game that he regularly vomited in the locker room; early in his career, it happened so frequently that his fellow Celtics were more worried when it did not happen than when it did. He has three children named Jacob Russell, William Russell Jr., and Karen Russell. She's also provided commentary on the high-profile cases of NBA players like Kobe Bryant and Jayson Williams. Russell later called it the best team of his era and the best defense of all time. Bill answered, I played for the Celtics, period I did not play for Boston. That's the first thing Walter Brown said to Chuck Cooper. [139] Russell and Bryant were spectators to a basketball game for Obama's 50th birthday at the White House tennis court. [163], Of Russell, former NBA player and head coach Don Nelson said: "There are two types of superstars. [78] At that time, he became the fourth player in Celtics history to have a triple-double, joining Macauley, Cousy, and K. C. You are less. Just found out I will be receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. He later recalled: "To play good defense it was told back then that you had to stay flatfooted at all times to react quickly. Bill Russell with his coach, Red Auerbach, in December 1964 after scoring his 10,000th career point in a game in Boston Garden. I like most blacks because I am black." Following his passing on Sunday at 88, tributes poured in fast and furious . On May 6, 1999, the Celtics re-retired Russell's jersey in a ceremony attended by his on-court rival and friend Chamberlain, along with Celtics legend Larry Bird and Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. [93], In the 1965 NBA playoffs, the Celtics played the Eastern Division Finals against the Philadelphia 76ers, a team that had traded for Chamberlain. In a statement, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said that Russell was "the greatest champion in all of team sports". [64], The Celtics won 49 games and made the first berth in the 1958 NBA playoffs, where they met in the 1958 NBA Finals with their familiar rivals, the St. Louis Hawks. Bill Russell, professional basketball's first Black superstar who reinvented the center position with the 1950s and '60s Boston Celtics, has died. The children and grandchildren of the Boston Celtics legend were able to say their goodbyes on Saturday, a source told Andscape. Today, Karen is 57 years old. [38] He became known for his strong defense and shot-blocking skills, once denying 13 shots in a game. Bill Russell, Boston Celtics legend, dies at 88 July 31, 2022 / 12:48 PM / AP BOSTON (AP) Bill Russell, the NBA great who anchored a Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in 13. Russell wore his Presidential Medal of Freedom and the image was captioned: "Proud to take a knee, and to stand tall against social injustice." [68] Both men awed onlookers with "nakedly awesome athleticism",[68] and while Chamberlain outscored Russell 30 to 22, the Celtics won 115106, and the match was called a "new beginning of basketball". ___ Here's what we know about his kids and family. Russell, who was sensitive to any racial prejudice, was enraged by the fact that owner Abe Saperstein would only discuss the matter with Woolpert. [28], Russell was ignored by college recruiters and received not one offer until recruiter Hal DeJulio from the University of San Francisco (USF) watched him play in a high school game. During a conversation with students, a reporterunknown to Russellheard Russell describe Chamberlain as a malingerer and accused him of "copping out" of the game when it seemed that the Lakers would lose. [136] Russell attended Game 5 of the 2009 NBA Finals to present Bryant the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player award. "Bill was the ultimate winner and consummate teammate, and his influence on the NBA will be felt forever," Silver added. Russell died Sunday at the age of 88, with his wife, Jeannine, at his side, his family said in a statement posted on social media. His father gave up his trucking job and became a steelworker in order to be closer to his children. '"[217] In retirement, Russell described the Boston press as corrupt and racist; in response, Boston sports journalist Larry Claflin claimed that Russell himself was the real racist. Lakers coach Bill van Breda Kolff kept him on the bench until the end of the game, saying later that he wanted to stay with the lineup responsible for the comeback. If that isn't goaltending, I want somebody to tell me what it is. [119] In addition, Russell ran into financial trouble. [107] The teams split the next two games and it all came down to Game 7 in Los Angeles, where Lakers owner Jack Kent Cooke angered and motivated the Celtics by putting "proceedings of Lakers victory ceremony" on the game leaflets. [147][148], In his first NBA full season (195758), Russell became the first player in NBA history to average more than 20 rebounds per game for an entire season, a feat he accomplished ten times in his thirteen seasons. Dorothy, according to a 1968 Associated Press article, was one of nine children of an aircraft plant worker. And so the guy that owned the Celtics [Walter Brown] was [in addition to Auerbach for whom Russell expressed 'respect' and 'actual love'] another one of the fine, good, and decent human beings that I've ever encountered. [120] Perennially wary of what he long perceived as a racist city, Russell decided to make amends and gave his approval. [49][89], In the 196364 NBA season, the Celtics posted a league-best 5822 record in the regular season. [106], Russell and the Celtics achieved upsets over the 76ers and the Knicks to earn a meeting with the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1969 NBA Finals. [218] The FBI maintained a file on Russell and described him in their file as "an arrogant Negro who won't sign autographs for white children". [59] With the Celtics leading 125123 with one second left, the Hawks had the ball at their own baseline. "[49], The Celtics swept the Nationals in three games to earn the franchise's first NBA Finals appearance in the 1957 NBA Finals,[62] where they met the St. Louis Hawks, led by Pettit and former Celtic Ed Macauley. [60] He alienated Celtics fans by saying: "You owe the public the same it owes you, nothing! Bill Russell married his college Girlfriend Rose Swisher in 1956 and had one daughter named Karen Russell and two sons named William Russell Jr & Jacob Russell from the wedlock. The couple grew emotionally distant and divorced. 1 choice has to be Bill Russell. [34] Even after he became a star with the Celtics, Russell was the victim of racial abuse. [5], On February 5, 1960, Russell had 23 points, 51 rebounds, and 5 assists in a 124100 win over the Syracuse Nationals. [4] Decades later, Russell explained that his experiences hardened him against abuse of all kinds,[35] saying: "I never permitted myself to be a victim. [21] In delivering a eulogy for Chamberlain, Russell stated that he did not consider them to be rivals, but rather to have a competition, and that the pair would "be friends through eternity". In a 1980 poll of basketball writers, he was voted the greatest . In addition to Macauley, who was the Celtics' premier player at the time, he wanted Cliff Hagan, who had been serving in the military for three years and had not yet played for the Celtics. When Russell was eight years old, his father moved the family out of Louisiana and settled in Oakland, California. . [107] It was so surprising that Auerbach was blindsided and made the mistake of drafting guard Jo Jo White instead of a center. Russell used his popularity to fight for civil rights and help others who were in a similar situation. [79] Game 7 was tied one second before the end of regular time, when Lakers guard Rod Hundley faked a shot and passed out to Frank Selvy, who missed an open eight-foot last-second shot that would have won Los Angeles the title. [223], On September 26, 2017, Russell posted a photograph of himself to a previously unused Twitter account in which he was taking the knee in solidarity with the U.S. national anthem kneeling protests. [183][184] He was a resident of Mercer Island, Washington, for over four decades. So we never, or at least I never, ever considered him as having ulterior motives for whatever he did. [13], Russell's life was marked by an uphill battle against racism and controversial actions and statements in response to racism. He had invested $250,000 in a rubber plantation in Liberia, where he had wanted to spend his retirement, but it went bankrupt. [1] The NBA reasoned that other centers were better all-round players than Russell but no player was more valuable to his team. BOSTON - Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell died Sunday at the age of 88, his family announced. He is quoted by Fox Sports as saying that his father lived in Louisiana. It's all over! He was voted the NBA Most Valuable Player but only named to the All-NBA Second Team, something that would occur repeatedly throughout his career, as players voted for the MVP award, something that would last until the 197980 NBA season, while the media has always voted for the All-NBA teams. [156] Russell ranked No. His 1956 rookie contract was worth $24,000 (equivalent to $239,207 in 2021), only fractionally smaller than the $25,000 of top earner and teammate Bob Cousy. He shared all three kids with his first wife Rose Swisher. The family of William 'Mr. Bill' Russell Jones is sad to announce his passing. Tune in July 10, this is a special honor! Chamberlain often invited Russell over for Thanksgiving dinner; at Russell's place, conversation mostly concerned Russell's electric trains. I could always be myself with them and they were always there for me. [116], After retiring as a player, Russell had stints as head coach of the Seattle SuperSonics (19731977) and Sacramento Kings (19871988). [80][81] Russell finished with a clutch performance, scoring 30 points, along with 4 assists,[82] and tying his own NBA Finals record with 40 rebounds in a 110107 overtime win. [49] After the Celtics' 10889 victory, Schayes, who made Johnny Kerr come off the bench because he struggled against Russell in the regular season, quipped: "How much does that guy make a year? #ESPYsABC #ArthurAsheAward @NBA @espn @celtics @BleacherReport @SLAMonline @BostonGlobe @ESPYS pic.twitter.com/AybfEZOzAb, TheBillRussell (@RealBillRussell) May 30, 2019, SWEET . I averaged over 20 points and over 20 rebounds, and I was the only guy in college blocking shots. In the 1960 NBA playoffs, Russell's Celtics met Chamberlain's Warriors in the Eastern Division Finals. [5] For his efforts, Russell was named Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year. "[178], Russell was married to his college sweetheart Rose Swisher from 1956 to 1973. [1] The Celtics broke a league record by winning 52 games and Russell's strong performance once again helped lead the Celtics through the 1959 NBA playoffs, as they returned to the NBA Finals. Russell's daughter, Karen, is a. 2. They were happily wed until 1973. In the interim, Russell won an Olympic gold medal in 1956. When I started to jump to make defensive plays and to block shots, I was initially corrected, but I stuck with it, and it paid off. The Hall of Famer was 88. [59] Despite their different ethnic backgrounds and lack of common off-court interests, his relationship with Cousy was amicable. [154] In 1970, The Sporting News named Russell the "Athlete of the Decade". [126] On November 17, the two-time NCAA champion Russell was recognized for his impact on college basketball as a member of the founding class of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame. "[5] The Sixers outpaced the Celtics when they shredded the famed Boston defense by scoring 140 points in the clinching Game 5 win. 1962) (TV Pundit, Lawyer) and 2 sons named William Russell Jr. and Jacob Russell. He worked hard and used the benefits of a growth spurt to become a decent basketball player. [221] When Russell originally retired, he demanded that his jersey be retired in an empty Boston Garden. In May 30, it was announced that the former Celtics player would be receiving the Arthur Ashe Award at the ESPYs. Dorothy, who went by Didi, hailed from Kirkland, Washington, and went on to compete at the Miss Universe Pageant in July in Miami Beach of that same year. [26], Russell soon became noted for his unusual style of defense. [38] Russell led the team in scoring, averaging 14.1 points per game for the competition. '"[202], In a retrospective interview, Russell described the state of mind he felt he needed to enter in order to be able to play basketball as if "I had to almost be in a rage. And that's the kind of guy [Brown] was. "[65], In the 195859 NBA season, Russell averaged 16.7 points per game and 23.0 rebounds per game. [1] Boston defeated the Cincinnati Royals 41 to earn another NBA Finals appearance and then won against Chamberlain's newly relocated San Francisco Warriors 41. His time as a non-player coach was lackluster; he led the struggling SuperSonics into the playoffs for the first time in franchise history, but Russell's defensive, team-oriented Celtics mindset did not mesh well with the team, and he left in 1977 with a 162166 record. Constantly provoked by New York Knicks center Ray Felix during a game, he complained to coach Auerbach, who told him to take matters into his own hands. American baseball player and coach. I wanted you to have the best possible education and to be able to make the best contacts. This attitude contributed to his bad rapport with fans and journalists. I could hear anything, I could see anything, and nothing mattered. Despite going through numerous struggles, he managed to stay strong and make the most out of the opportunity that was given to him. And I could anticipate every move that every player made. After much debate, Auerbach agreed to give up Hagan and the Hawks made the trade. Both Cousy and Russell called it the greatest Celtics team of all-time. No one in the history of North American team sports won at a higher level than Bill Russell did as a member of the Boston Celtics, capturing 11 championships in his 13 seasons with the team. He was notorious for his public surliness and judgmental attitude towards others. He Had Three Children with His First Wife Together, Russell and Swisher had three children: daughter Karen, and sons William Jr. and. "[197] In 2009, Russell wrote his paternal grandfather's motto, passed down to his father and then to him: "A man has to draw a line inside himself that he won't allow any man to cross." [1] Before the January 31, 1963, 18-point, 22-rebound performance in a 128125 win against the Cincinnati Royals at Cole Field House in College Park, Maryland,[83] the Celtics were to tour the White House and Russell had a "Do not disturb" sign on his phone. He grew up in a racially segregated neighbourhood where his family was often subjected to rampant acts of racism. [98] On April 16, 1966, Russell agreed to become head coach of the Celtics, and a public announcement was made two days later. [19], During World War II, the Second Great Migration began, as large numbers of blacks were moving to the West to look for work there. When the NBA All-Stars toured the U.S. in the 1958 offseason, white hotel owners in segregated North Carolina denied rooms to Russell and his black teammates, causing him to later write in his 1966 memoir Go Up for Glory: "It stood out, a wall which understanding cannot penetrate. [153] He was selected three times to the All-NBA First Teams (1959, 1963, 1965) and eight Second Teams (1958, 196062, 1964, 196668), and was a 12-time NBA All-Star (19581969). [98] His second choice was Cousy, who declined the invitation, stating that he did not want to coach his former teammates. In 1987, Karen Rusell penned an article for the New York Times titled, Growing Up With Privilege and Prejudice.. Russell, a civil rights activist who went from championship player to the first black. By Bay City News and NBC Bay Area staff Published July 31, 2022 Updated on August 1, 2022 at 1:20 am. [195] Russell also had a shoe designed by Bristol Manufacturing Corporation in 1966, the Bill Russell Professional Basketball Shoe. [5] Russell was elected to one NBA All-Defensive First Team. His family posted the news on social media, saying his wife, Jeannine, was by his side. Boston Celtics fans say Bill Russell was so much more than a basketball star. If I looked at it objectively, detached myself, it would be a deficiency. Auerbach replied that Gottlieb's statements were "absolutely ridiculous" and said any controversy was "a question of sour grapes". Bill Russell, the NBA great who began his career in Oakland, anchored a Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in 13 yearsthe last two as the first Black head coach in any major U.S. sportand marched for civil rights with Martin Luther King Jr., died Sunday. [185] His older brother was the noted playwright Charlie L. [18], Russell was born on February 12, 1934, to Charles Russell and Katie Russell in West Monroe, Louisiana. He was born on October 21, 1948 in Monroe, Louisiana as William Felton Russell. 101", "The NBA's 75th Anniversary Team, ranked: Where 76 basketball legends check in on our list", "NBA 75: Top 75 NBA players of all time, from MJ and LeBron to Lenny Wilkens", "President Obama Names Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipients", "Bill Russell to receive NBA's inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award", "Bill Russell's No. Please logout and login again. Auerbach, Red and John Feinstein. [176], On August 2, 2020, the West Coast Conference (WCC), which has been home to Russell's alma mater of USF since the league's formation in 1952,[177][a] became the first NCAA Division I conference to adopt a conference-wide diversity hiring commitment, announcing the Russell Rule, named after Russell and based on the National Football League's Rooney Rule. [105] He was 15 pounds overweight, skipped mandatory NBA coach meetings, and was generally lacking energy; after a New York Knicks game, he complained of intense pain and was diagnosed with acute exhaustion. [211] He was often called Felton X, presumably in the tradition of the Nation of Islam's practice of replacing a European slave name with an X and purchased land in Liberia. Russell played center for the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association (NBA) from 1956 to 1969. [96], Celtics coach Red Auerbach retired before the 196667 NBA season. He is said to have made a conscious decision to put the team first and foremost, and not worry about individual achievements. [123] In 1985, former Celtic teammate Don Chaney, who was head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers, asked Russell to tutor Benoit Benjamin, the third overall draft pick from Creighton University, who left after his junior season; according to Chaney, Russell did not get paid for it. Russell, who had a difficult relationship with the media, did not attend either ceremony. Bill Russell, the cornerstone of the Boston Celtics dynasty that won eight straight titles and 11 overall during his career, died Sunday. K. C. Jones did not play for the Celtics until 1958 because of military service. He still holds the NBA record for rebounds in one half with 32 (vs. Philadelphia, November 16, 1957). After the next provocation, Russell pounded Felix to the point of unconsciousness, paid a modest $25 fine, and rarely was the target of cheap fouls thereafter. William Felton Russell Jr., also known as "Buddha," lost a courageous battle with cancer. The burglars had poured beer on the pool table and ripped up the felt," Karen wrote in the . He was one of five, along with James Naismith, Oscar Robertson, Dean Smith, and John Wooden, selected to represent the inaugural class. [60], The Celtics finished the 195657 regular season with a 4428 record, the team's second-best record since beginning play in the 194647 BAA season, which guaranteed Russell his first NBA playoffs appearance,[61] where the Celtics met with the Syracuse Nationals, a team led by Dolph Schayes, through the Eastern Division Finals. In an interview with ESPN, Russell said he wanted the NFL players to know they were not alone. "[30] The NCAA rewrote rules in response to Russell's dominant play; the lane was widened for his junior year. [98] Third choice Tom Heinsohn also said no because he did not think he could handle the often surly Russell,[98] whom he proposed as a player-coach. He passed away peacefully with . The Celtics won, earning their first NBA championship. [151] In 2009, Russell's erstwhile Knicks opponent Bill Bradley wrote in The New York Times Book Review that Russell "was the smartest player ever to play the game [of basketball]". What do we know about Russells personal life? Chamberlain outscored Russell by 81 points in the series, but the Celtics walked off with a 42 series win. A 1987 essay by Bill Russell's daughter detailed racism the family faced in Mass. [41] While blocked shots were not a recorded basketball statistic during Russell's career, he averaged 8.1 blocks in 135 games, as Boston writers often attempted to tally his blocks. [156], On August 11, 2022, it was announced that Russell's No. He reasoned that if Saperstein was too smart to speak with him, then he was too smart to play for Saperstein. His daughter is Karen Russell, who is a television pundit and lawyer, and his sons are William Jr. and Jacob. Woolpert emphasized defense and deliberate half-court play, which favored Russell's exceptional defensive skills. [8][38] His awards and achievements include eleven NBA championships with the Boston Celtics in thirteen seasons,[52] two of which were won as player-coach,[141] and he is credited with having raised defensive play in the NBA to a new level. His nickname is Russell William Ellis. [19] While there, they fell into poverty and Russell spent his childhood living in a series of public housing projects. "[49], In the 195960 NBA season, the NBA witnessed the debut of 7ft 1in (2.16m) Philadelphia Warriors center Wilt Chamberlain, who averaged a record 37.6 points per game in his rookie year. The bill has specific provisions for protecting children and Molly's father, Ian, called for it to be introduced "urgently" after the hearing. "[200], Russell was driven by "a neurotic need to win", as his Celtic teammate Tom Heinsohn observed. [188] On October 16, 2013, Russell was arrested for bringing his registered, loaded .38-caliber Smith & Wesson handgun to the SeattleTacoma International Airport. [5] In addition, Russell holds the NBA Finals single-game record for most rebounds (40, March 29, 1960, vs. St. Louis, and April 18, 1962, vs. Los Angeles), most rebounds in a quarter (19, April 18, 1962, vs. Los Angeles), and most consecutive games with 20 or more rebounds (15 from April 9, 1960 April 16, 1963). She used to admire her father, a national basketball player. [224], 19561958: Rookie champion and early years, 19581966: Eight straight NBA championships, 19661969: Player-coach champion and final years, Racist abuse, controversy, and relationship with Boston fans. That did not happen My junior year in college, I had what I thought was the one of the best college seasons ever. Jacob H. Russell was born on July 6, 1959 and lives in Renton, Washington with his 44-year-old wife Sara Marckx Russell. [20], At USF, Russell became the new starting center for coach Phil Woolpert of the San Francisco Dons. When I sent you to Harvard, I expected you to be able to do the same. [118] Russell then served as general manager of the Kings during the 198889 season. [53] His former USF and future Celtics teammate K. C. Jones joined him on the Olympic squad and contributed 10.9 points per game,[54] including a RussellJones combined 29 points in the finals. At one point, Karen asked her father if it was difficult to send her to school in Boston, where she attended Harvard Law School. Jones. The youngest son of the NBA legend hasn't led a very public life, which is why there isn't much information about him. "[5][120] On November 3, 1979, Russell hosted Saturday Night Live, in which he appeared in several sports-related sketches. You are a Negro. "[5] After the Division Finals, the Celtics had an easier time in the NBA Finals,[95] winning 41 against the Los Angeles Lakers. . Beloved NBA legend Bill Russell has died at the age of 88, his family announced in a statement Sunday. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "FULL KYRIE IRVING and GORDON HAYWARD CELTICS Press Conference" youtube.com/watch?v=f7FoDj4-Nzw -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-, Karen Rusell penned an article for the New York Times. His family said on social media that Russell died on Sunday, July 31, 2022. From his early childhood years, Williams Jr. was fascinated by trucks, and that is why he pursued his passion of being a driver. She works as an attorney, corporate trainer, and political strategist, according to the Huffington Post. Bill Russell parents Russell was born on February 12, 1934, to Charles Russell and Katie Russell in West Monroe, Louisiana. Russell was equally notable for his rebounding abilities, and he led the NBA in rebounds four times, had a dozen consecutive seasons of 1,000 or more rebounds,[12] and remains second all time in both total rebounds and rebounds per game. 6 jersey would be retired throughout the National Basketball Association, the first time a jersey had been retired league-wide in NBA history, and joining Jackie Robinson and Wayne Gretzky in the honor among the four major American sports leagues. BOSTON (AP) Bill Russell, the NBA great who anchored a Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in 13 years the last two as the first Black head coach in any major U.S. sport and marched for civil rights with Martin Luther King Jr., died Sunday. [49] He ranks No. Bill Russell was born in Monroe, Louisiana in 1934, to Katie and Charlie Louis Russell. The 11-time NBA champion with the Boston Celtics and the first Black head coach in the league Bill Russell passed away at the age of 88 on Sunday. Born on November 2, 1957, in Melrose, Massachusetts, William Felton Russell Jr. worked for Cox Trucking for several years. Powered by. And what we would do is[Auerbach] trusted all his playersso like when he'd make a coaching decision, he could talk: he talked to [Bob] Cousey [who is white], he talked to me [black], he talked to [Bill] Sharman [white], he talked to Sam [Jones] [black]all of us: 'What do you think?' [1] While his rival had a record-breaking season of 50.4 points per game, including Chamberlain's 100-point game,[67] the Celtics became the first team to win 60 games in a season and Russell was voted as the league's MVP. He married again Dorothy Anstett (Miss USA 1968) in 1977. July 31, 2022 1:27pm. He replied: "Yes." He led the San Francisco Dons to two consecutive NCAA championships in 1955 and 1956,[4] and he captained the gold-medal winning U.S. national basketball team at the 1956 Summer Olympics. [56] In previous years, the Celtics had been a high-scoring team but lacked the defensive presence needed to close out tight games. [49][63] In the second overtime, both teams were in serious foul trouble: Heinsohn had fouled out, and the Hawks were so depleted that they had only seven players left. Bill Russell, one of the greatest basketball players of all time who led the charge on and off the court, has died, his family announced Sunday. Russell died on Sunday at the age of 88 with his wife Jeannine by his side, his family said in a statement on Twitter. [18][168] However, the NBA players who currently wore the number 6 jersey (i.e. [173][174][175] During the spring of 2015, two statues of children were added, honoring Russell's commitment to working with children. The Lakers featured new recruit Chamberlain next to perennial stars Baylor and West, and were the favorites. [19] In another incident, Russell's mother was walking outside in a fancy dress when a white policeman accosted her. Because Russell ignored virtually any well-wisher who approached him home or away, including the vast majority of media, his autograph was among the most difficult to secure of any professional athlete of his time. Brown contacted Rochester owner Les Harrison and received an assurance that the Royals could not afford Russell, and they would draft Sihugo Green. Television Pundit and Lawyer Karen Russell is the only daughter of Bill Russell. [109], For most of his career, Russell and his perennial opponent Wilt Chamberlain were close friends. [109] In response, Russell described Boston as a "flea market of racism". [135] He was named as a 2010 recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. "[109] This supported the opinion of many white fans that Russell, who was by then the highest-paid Celtic, was egotistical, paranoid, and hypocritical. Birth Place: Frank Robinson, a future member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, was one of Russell's high school basketball teammates. In addition to his career accomplishments, Russell was a prominent human rights activist in sports. When the reporter asked how, Russell responded: "Because the most important factor is respect. Bill Cosby's daughter Ensa was buried at the comedian's family compound outside Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts on Wednesday. [34] In one incident, hotels in Oklahoma City refused to admit Russell and his black teammates while they were in town for the 1954 All-College Tournament. But there's another type who makes the players around him look better than they are, and that's the type Russell was. [20] When World War II broke out, the elder Russell became a truck driver. [137][138] Russell was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama in 2011. Around that time, according to John Taylors book, The Rivalry: Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, and the Golden Age of Basketball, they grew emotionally distant and divorced. "[120] In December 2008, the We Are Boston Leadership Award was presented to Russell. . They had three children: daughter Karen Russell, a television pundit and lawyer, and sons William Jr. and Jacob. Karen Kenyatta Russell is the daughter of NBA Icon Bill Russel. According to one figure closely involved in the. I refuse to smile and be nice to the kiddies. And in basketball I respect a man for his ability, period. Bill Russell, the most prolific winner in the history of American sports, died Sunday. BOSTON (AP) Bill Russell never had to find his voice as an activist. During a press conference, Russell was asked: "As the first Negro head coach in a major league sport, can you do the job impartially without any racial prejudice in reverse?" [39][40] During his college career, Russell was the NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player in 1955, averaging 20.7 points per game and 20.3 rebounds per game. [84] President John F. Kennedy posed for a picture with Auerbach and the nine Celtics but not Russell, who overslept because he thought it was just a tour of the White House and did not know President Kennedy would be meeting them. She graduated as an English Major from the University of Washington. To coach the Celtics, he had initially wanted his old player Frank Ramsey, who was too occupied running his three lucrative nursing homes. William Felton "Bill" Russell was an American professional basketball player. [5] Chamberlain said Russell's timing as a shot-blocker was unparalleled. In Game 6, Russell recorded his first career triple-double with 19 points, 24 rebounds, and 10 assists as the Celtics won 119105. This was the first time in seven years that he failed to average at least 23 rebounds a game. NBA legend Bill Russell passed away at the age of 88. In this article, we take a look at how many kids Bill Russell had and who they are. As Chamberlain was often defended by Celtics backup center Wayne Embry, the press speculated that Russell was worn down. "[212] Describing the Celtics organization, as distinguished from Boston sports fans in the 1950s and 1960s, as very progressive racially, Russell recalled in 2010 a list of the organization's accomplishments on racial progress both in terms of objective milestones and his own subjective experience as a member of the organization. In its announcement, the WCC stated: "The 'Russell Rule' requires each member institution to include a member of a traditionally underrepresented community in the pool of final candidates for every athletic director, senior administrator, head coach and full-time assistant coach position in the athletic department. [50], The St. Louis Hawks, who owned the second pick, drafted Russell but were vying for Celtics center Ed Macauley, a six-time NBA All-Star who had roots in St. Louis. "[165] During the NBA All-Star Weekend on February 14, 2009, NBA Commissioner David Stern announced that the NBA Finals MVP award would be named after Russell. The NBA legend was a victim of racism, and not even his basketball fame helped him. He retired in 1969 and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame six years later. [193][194] For his promotion to coach, the Celtics paid Russell an annual salary of $25,000 which was in addition to his salary as a player. [149] He also had 51 in one game, 49 in two others, and twelve straight seasons of 1,000 or more rebounds. Bill Russell, an 11-time NBA champion as a player and coach with the Boston Celtics and one of the most important figures in NBA history, has died at the age of 88, his family announced. The first team to start five black players was the Boston Celtics. LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers), are grandfatheredthey may keep the number until they voluntarily change it or retirebut the number will not be issued again to a new player. The Celtics made good use of the fact that the Los Angeles Lakers had exhausted the St. Louis Hawks in a long seven-game Western Conference Finals,[75] and Boston won the 1961 NBA Finals in five games. [14] In 2011, Barack Obama awarded Russell the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his accomplishments on the court and in the civil rights movement. [166] On June 15, 2017, Russell was announced as the inaugural recipient of the NBA Lifetime Achievement Award. The owner of the Hawks called Auerbach later and demanded more in the trade. Bill Russell got married to his girlfriend, Rose Swisher in the year 1956. Bill Russell's Parents Charles Russell and Katie Russell are his parents. [189], Russell died at his Mercer Island, Washington, home on July 31, 2022, at the age of 88. "[152] In the book, Russell wrote: "Whenever I leave the Celtics locker room, even Heaven wouldn't be good enough because anywhere else is a step down With Red [Auerbach] and Walter Brown, I was the freest athlete on the planet. Bill Russell American baseball player and coach. There are no Insights into his past relationship. "[49], Duiring the 196869 NBA season, Russell was shocked by the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, disillusioned by the Vietnam War, and weary from his increasingly stale marriage to his wife Rose; the couple later divorced. [205], Russell was known for his distinctive high-pitched laugh, of which Auerbach quipped: "There are only two things that could make me quit coaching. [14][190] The news was announced in a Twitter post by his family. Auerbach had informed his players to not endorse candidates or causes, as it would alienate fans; Cousy campaigned for Ted Kennedy in 1962. [77] In the Eastern Division championships of the 1962 NBA playoffs, the Celtics met the Philadelphia Warriors led by Chamberlain, who averaged 50 points per game that season, and Russell did his best to slow him down. [13], Russell played in the wake of black pioneers Earl Lloyd, Chuck Cooper, and Sweetwater Clifton, and he was the first black player to achieve superstar status in the NBA. Mr. Bill was born July 3, 1952 in Columbus, Ohio to Donald M. & Barbara 'Stump' Jones. Bill Russell passed away peacefully at age 88 Sunday with his wife Jeannine by his side, according to his family; The NBA legend played for the Boston Celtics from 1956 to 1969 [220] On November 15, 2019, Russell accepted the Hall of Fame ring in a private ceremony with family. [189] He was issued a citation and released, and the Transportation Security Administration indicated it would levy a civil penalty, which would be between $3,000 and $7,500. Charlie was an actor known for his play, Five on the black hand side. [131][132] In 2008, Russell received the Golden Plate Award of the Academy of Achievement. [110] Russell notified Auerbach that he was resigning to join a career in television and movies "in order to find new sources of income for the future". [121] Russell also wrote books, usually written as a joint project with a professional writer, including 1979's Second Wind,[122] and played Judge Roger Ferguson in the Miami Vice episode "The Fix" (aired March 7, 1986). Bill Russell has been married to three different ladies during his 88 years of lifetime named Marilyn Nault (m. 1996-2009), Dorothy Anstett (m. 1977-1980), and Rose Swisher (m. 1956-1973). [58], At that time, Russell received much negative publicity as a player. 6 was retired in 1972; he also refused to attend his induction into the Hall of Fame in 1975. During Russell's college career, the conference was known as the California Basketball Association. Russell's family said in a. The two men did not speak to each other for more than twenty years until Russell met with Chamberlain and personally apologized. Their 4834 record was the team's worst since the 195556 NBA season and they entered the 1969 NBA playoffs as the fourth-seeded team in the East. He was convinced that the U.S. was a corrupt nation and that he was wasting his time playing something as superficial as basketball. Prior to Game 5, no NBA team had ever come back from a 31 deficit. Hailed as the greatest team player on the greatest team of all time, Bill Russell led the Boston Celtics in the longest championship streak in U.S. sports history. The NBA great Bill Russell has died at age 88. While there is still progress to be made, the Hall of Famer should get a lot of credit for fighting against what was wrong. Russell's daughter, Karen, is a legal and political analyst, as well as a blogger. Mr. Russell has a large family and a large number of friends who are proud of him for his services to society. In the 1961 NBA playoffs, the Celtics defeated the Syracuse Nationals 41 in the Eastern Division Finals. [52], Due to his Olympic commitment, Russell could not join the Celtics for the 195657 NBA season until December. BOSTON (AP) Bill Russell, the NBA great who anchored a Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in 13 years the last two as the first Black head coach in any major U.S. sport and. "[27] In an autobiographical account, Russell said that while on a California High School All-Stars tour, he became obsessed with studying and memorizing other players' moves, e.g., footwork such as which foot they moved first on which play, as preparation for defending against them, which included practicing in front of a mirror at night. After USF kept Holy Cross Crusaders star Tom Heinsohn scoreless in an entire half,[31] Sports Illustrated wrote: "If [Russell] ever learns to hit the basket, they're going to have to rewrite the rules. [4] In his USF years, Russell took advantage of his relative lack of bulk to develop a unique defensive style: instead of purely guarding the opposing center, he used his quickness and speed to play help defense against opposing forwards and aggressively challenge their shots. Boston then beat the Los Angeles Lakers 42 in the 1968 NBA Finals, giving Russell his tenth title in twelve years.
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