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The 17 pages that link to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, each with the reason it gives.

• National Basketball AssociationRelated: His career anchors the league's history across multiple eras.

• NBA Most Valuable Player AwardRelated: His six wins remain the record for the award.

• Bruce LeeRelated: He fought Lee in a celebrated sequence in Game of Death.

• Magic JohnsonRelated: Abdul-Jabbar was Johnson’s longtime Lakers teammate and a central partner in five championships.

• NBA 75th Anniversary TeamRelated: His selection bridges the league’s earlier years and its modern global prominence.

• NBA championshipRelated: His career connects championship teams from two different franchises.

• NBA Finals Most Valuable Player AwardRelated: His Finals MVP wins span two decades and two championship teams.

• Center (basketball)Related: His sustained scoring success shows how centers could lead an offense for decades.

• Jerry WestRelated: As Lakers general manager, West helped bring Abdul-Jabbar to Los Angeles in 1975.

• Jump shotRelated: His hook shot demonstrates a distinct airborne release built to resist blocks.

• Pat RileyRelated: Riley coached him during the Lakers’ 1980s championship run.

• Julius ErvingRelated: Abdul-Jabbar was a defining NBA rival during Erving’s years with Philadelphia.

• Oscar RobertsonRelated: Abdul-Jabbar and Robertson formed Milwaukee’s championship-winning partnership in 1971.

• History of basketballRelated: His longevity, scoring record, and public activism mark several eras of the sport.