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Title: George Mikan
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George was wearing his well-known number 99 and everywhere crowds came to see him. The Lakers won the title again in the NBA's first year with the league's leading scorer George Mikan, averaging 28.3 points per game. The most dramatic point in the season was when George broke his wrist in the playoffs... Showed first 250 characters
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The most dramatic point in the season was when George broke his wrist in the playoffs. He played the next two games with one hand dangling in a cast and averaged 30 points. The dynamic Lakers George Mikan, Vern Mikkelson, Jim Pollard, Arnie Ferrin, and Slater Martin, possibly the best team ever put together went on to win a third consecutive championship in 1949-50... Showed next 250 characters
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