Comment on Chauncey Billups, Vince Carter enter basketball’s Hall of Fame; Jerry West earns 3rd induction

It’s said that every presidential election makes history. Perhaps. But while some are destined to be included in the history books, others become the subject of books all of their own. Colorado voter guide: Stories, explainers and endorsements for the 2024 election Put 2024 down to get a whole shelf at the library. Will Americans choose to return Donald Trump to the White House, electing a former president to a new term for only the second time — and picking for the first time a convicted felon to sit behind the Resolute Desk?

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — The stage was filled with Laker greats when Jerry West made history Sunday night by becoming the first three-time inductee to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. When one of them had his turn to speak, he could barely get the words out trying to say what West meant to him. “He’s a friend and a mentor, and I owe him more than he could ever understand,” Michael Cooper said while choking back tears. No wonder Jonnie West said of his father, who died in June at 86: “Jerry West was beloved by pretty much everyone in basketball.” RELATED: Nuggets, Denver legend Chauncey Billups, Mr.

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