看在事儿的面子上，不难为你们这些狐咪了。这是斯坦福毕业的名人堂球员浆糊17号的故事。转自网络。

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吉姆-波拉德是一个你们这些狐咪们应该听完、铭记于心，然后贴在门外避邪、贴于床头避孕的名字。听好了，我可不是吓你们这群不求上进的懒学生们。首先，吉姆波拉德呢，1942斯坦福毕业，嗯，全国冠军那是必须的；接着呢，加入海岸警卫队去保卫洛杉矶了，为什么小日本只敢在珍珠港得瑟而不敢踏上洛杉矶哪怕一步呢？没错，就是因为这位爷；然后，1948年，维护完世界和平之后，顺便加盟了湖人队，湖人有幸和这位爷合作了7年。他，和麦肯（George Mikan）还有文米凯尔森（Vern Mikkelsen）统治了NBA的前面那几年，他们在一起赢下了五次总冠军。吉姆哥还是3届全明星，名人堂成员。

（LZ：虔诚地膜拜这位吉姆哥，顺便提一下，这位吉姆哥可是NBA的第一代飞人….）

嗯，有同学提到安德鲁-拜纳姆（Andrew Bynum）。呃，这样吧，如果有一天他参加了第三次‘世界大战，加入了海岸警卫队的话，或许我会考虑让他取代吉姆哥的位置的。

James Clifford "Jim" Pollard (July 9, 1922 – January 22, 1993) was an American basketball player and coach.

In college, Pollard played for Stanford and was a key member of Stanford's 1942 national championship team(though due to illness, he did not play in the final game). During World War II, he starred in Coast Guard teams from Alameda to Honolulu. Following World War II, Pollard played for the San Diego Dons and the Oakland Bittners, making four trips to Denver for AAU playoffs. In the NBA, Pollard was considered one of the best forwards in the 1940s and 1950s, and was known for his leaping ability^[1] (Pollard would occasionally dunk from the free throw line during warmups^[2]) earning him the nickname "The Kangaroo Kid".

In 1952, players who had performed in the NBA since its inception (after the merging of the NBL and the BAA) selected Pollard as the best player of the period.^[3] Pollard teamed with George Mikan and Vern Mikkelsen for the Minneapolis Lakers, forming one of the best front courts in basketball history. The Lakers won six professional basketball titles: 1948 (NBL), 1949 (BAA), 1950 (NBA), 1952 (NBA), 1953 (NBA), 1954 (NBA).^[4]

Pollard ended his career after eight seasons, beginning in the NBL in 1947 and ending in the NBA in 1955. He went on to coach La Salle University men's basketball for three seasons from 1955–1958, compiling a record of 48-28.

Pollard coached the Minneapolis Lakers in 1960, the Chicago Packers in 1961-62, Minnesota Muskies of theAmerican Basketball Association in 1967 and 1968. He then coached The Floridians of the same league in 1968 and 1969 followed by two seasons at Florida Atlantic University in Ft. Lauderdale.

Pollard was considered an exceptional all-around athlete. During his NBA career, Pollard also played amateur baseball for Jordan, Minnesota's Town Team baseball club. He was reputed to be "a good pitcher and a powerful hitter." It was there that Pollard famously "hit a ball that didn't stop until it got to Chicago," because it landed in a gondola car in a freight train passing by the ballpark.^[5]

Pollard was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1978. He has also been inducted into the Bay Area Hall of Fame, Stanford Hall of Fame, and Pac-12 Hall of Honor.