Ranking the Top 10 NBA Players who never won a championship ring... 5. Elgin Baylor 11x All-Star 10x All-NBA First Team ...

One of the game's most gifted players, Elgin Baylor made 10 appearances on the All-NBA first team. From NBA.com Staff Elgin Baylor was drafted No. 1 overall in the 1958 NBA Draft. > Archive 75: ...

Elgin Baylor died Monday, but he’s not gone. Never will be. In every dunk, every spin, every funky side-step, pieces of the Lakers legend live on. The modern NBA is indebted as much to Baylor as ...

Elgin Baylor, the Lakers legend who passed away Monday at 86, was more than a great player: he changed basketball forever It is true that Elgin Baylor changed basketball, though such a statement ...

Elgin Baylor, in a sense, was beyond the reach of many who made a living in basketball and even those who achieved the highest honor and made the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

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No appreciation of Elgin Baylor should go without mentioning that Baylor might be the most underrated NBA star ever. For his career, he averaged 27.4 points and 13.5 rebounds – one of two ...

Lakers legend Elgin Baylor has died of natural causes at age 86, the team announced Monday. He was surrounded by his wife, Elaine, and his daughter, Krystal, per the Lakers. "Elgin was the love of ...

So what does this mean? It means that Elgin Baylor is an NBA Champion. Even though Baylor only played nine games for the team, his contribution should still be recognized, as he is considered part ...

Elgin Baylor rocked the NBA with his talent in the early years of its inception. The Lakers legend was among the few stars in the game who deserved a championship. However, he happened to play in ...

The LA Lakers' Elgin Baylor isn't a name that comes up very often when talking about the greatest players in the history of the NBA, but his talent was undeniable. The late Naismith Basketball ...