After a mere three week wait, I got a nice return from the Bucks longtime television analyst:
Averaging 16 points a game during the regular season and nearly 15 ppg during the playoffs, Jon McGlocklin was a key component on Milwaukee's 1971 championship team. His ability to shoot from distance made for a very effective in and out pairing with Lew Alcindor, which was able to reduce the amount of double teaming that Alcindor received -- thus allowing him to be even more effective than he already was. An eleven year pro, Mr. McGlocklin was also an all-star during 1968-69 season after averaging almost 20 points a game.
As always, I would like to send a big thank you out to Mr. McGlocklin.
Thanks for taking a moment to look at my page.
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