BILLY FINN
The Greatest Basketball Player I Ever Saw
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To notice greatness and not deny greatness in others you have to notice details that ordinary people often claim do not exist. As ordinary people would much rather blame the victim rather than do their own personal work of self-development. They often deny greatness in others to protect themselves from looking at their own shortcoming often through "hatred and deceptive manipulation (malevolent omnipotence) such was the case with Billy Finn, who were he not surrounded by assholes would have averaged fifty-two points a game instead of merely holding the state record of fifty-two points in one g...
To notice greatness and not deny greatness in others you have to notice details that ordinary people often claim do not exist. As ordinary people would much rather blame the victim rather than do their own personal work of self-development. They often deny greatness in others to protect themselves from looking at their own shortcoming often through "hatred and deceptive manipulation (malevolent omnipotence) such was the case with Billy Finn, who were he not surrounded by assholes would have averaged fifty-two points a game instead of merely holding the state record of fifty-two points in one game! Greatness Kobe Bryant, Elgin Baylor, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Bill Russell, Lebron James are all great and have an element of greatness that I have never seen surpassed in my 77 years. Kobe Bryant and Lebron James came into the National Basketball Association or NBA as it is called right out of high school. When Billy Finn played there was no such option! Bob Cousy, Famed Guard told him he has nothing to teach him in the seventh grade! Billy Finn was to basketball what Willie Mays was to baseball - the most exciting ballplayer that ever lived despite elements of greatness in others. For example, Ted Williams was the greatest hitter I ever saw. I saw him take batting practice. He hit consecutive line drives so hard they nearly bounced back to 2nd base. This book lays out the details of what made Billy Finn the greatest basketball player whoever lived!
