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Bill Cartwright, who won three NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls, was a three-time player of the year at San Francisco, from 1976-79, when the league was still known as the West Coast Athletic ...
When Cartwright found out, he was “ready to kill” Jordan. “Bill, to put it mildly, didn’t appear to be the answer to our problems in the post,” Pippen wrote in his book .
Bill wrote a touching letter to defend Jerry and Thelma Krause Courtesy of NBC Sports Chicago's K.C. Johnson, Cartwright personally wrote a letter to express his appreciation towards Krause.
As a 7-foot-1 center, Bill Cartwright was a literal NBA giant. The Elk Grove native won five championships with the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s, playing alongside Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen ...
Bill Cartwright, the oldest voice in the room, chose to speak, and he was emotional. "He was in tears about what happened because we cared about Scottie; we cared about our group," former Bulls ...
Stacey King on Bill Cartwright: Bill’s the older statesman. He’s the eldest player on this team, okay? And he’s seen Michael berate guys, you know, and so here he is now being berated by a ...
What Cartwright was trying to say was perhaps explained better than former "Showtime" Lakers guard Byron Scott, who once compared MJ's defense to that of his ex-Lakers teammate Michael Cooper.
"I was wrong with the Oakley-Bill Cartwright trade," said MJ. "I loved Charles Oakley—he was like a brother to me, and I felt we were giving away too many years by trading a young rebounder for ...
During Bill Cartwright’s senior year at Elk Grove (Calif.) High School, a legend visited. “Bill Russell stopped by and the first question he asked me is, ‘When are you going to be on TV?’ ...
Cartwright may be best known as the “man in the middle” for the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls of the 1990s, but the 7-1 center was born in Lodi and attended Elk Grove High School, where he ...
NBA legend Bill Cartwright checked out his star along L Street. “This is an amazing honor, Walk of Stars, so I’m very, very pleased,” Cartwright said.