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It was mentioned as a book about Bob Cousy and Bill Russell, and how they travelled the country to promote basketball during the off-season.
I read this whole book on Bob Cousy and and Bill Russell and how, you know, they go down the south and like Bob Cousy could walk in the front door and Bill Russell couldn't it was fucking nuts
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-16-20
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-16-20
It was mentioned as a book about Bob Cousy and Bill Russell, and how they travelled the country to promote basketball during the off-season.
I read this whole book on Bob Cousy and and Bill Russell and how, you know, they go down the south and like Bob Cousy could walk in the front door and Bill Russell couldn't it was fucking nuts
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 12-23-19
It was a book about Bob Cousy and Bill Russell, as well as the history of the NBA and the Boston Celtics. Bill Burr wished it had included some quotes from Bill Russell, but he recommended it.
Cannot recommend that book enough.
The only thing that sucks is Bill Russell is not in the book with any sort of a quote.
But Bob Cousy's all over the book. It would have been great to hear Bill Russell's, uh, perspective on a lot of that stuff.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 12-27-18
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about Bob Cousy, where he learned that Cousy had his own sneaker deal with PF Flyers in the early 1960s.
So I'm reading this book on Bob Cousy and Bill Russell called the last pass does that really count as reading by the way to read about sports? I don't think it does.
So then I'm reading this book and I find out that Bob Cousy in likes 1962 or 63 had his own sneaker He signed a deal with PF Flyers and it looks like a bootleg Chuck Taylor And I found a pair on on fucking eBay for 155 bucks.
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-16-20
It was discussed in the context of a book Bill Burr had read about Bob Cousy and Bill Russell, focusing on the challenges faced by Bill Russell in the south during the era of segregation.
I read this whole book on Bob Cousy and and Bill Russell and how, you know, they go down the south and like Bob Cousy could walk in the front door and Bill Russell couldn't it was fucking nuts
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 12-27-18
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about Bob Cousy and discovered that he had a sneaker deal with PF Flyers in the early 1960s, before Michael Jordan's deal with Nike.
So I'm reading this book on Bob Cousy and Bill Russell called the last pass does that really count as reading by the way to read about sports? I don't think it does. It's like a long sports page as far as I'm concerned
So then I'm reading this book and I find out that Bob Cousy in likes 1962 or 63 had his own sneaker He signed a deal with PF Flyers and it looks like a bootleg Chuck Taylor And I found a pair on on fucking eBay for 155 bucks
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 12-10-18
Bill mentioned that he's currently reading a book about Bob Cousy and Bill Russell and enjoying it.
Maybe a couple of books. I'm reading a book right now Bob Cousy and Bill Russell that I'm really enjoying
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 4-25-19
The book was mentioned in the context of Bob Cousy still having a picture of his wife on the wall after she passed away, and still talking to her.
I mean, I was reading this book on Bob Cousy. He's one of the great Celtics and Bill Russell, right? One of the greatest players of all time. And Bob Cousy's wife passed away and he still has a picture on the wall and he still talks to her.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 12-27-18
Bill Burr mentioned reading this book about Bob Cousy, while also discussing sneaker deals and the history of basketball.
So I'm reading this book on Bob Cousy and Bill Russell called the last pass does that really count as reading by the way to read about sports? I don't think it does. It's like a long sports page as far as I'm concerned
So then I'm reading this book and I find out that Bob Cousy in likes 1962 or 63 had his own sneaker He signed a deal with PF Flyers and it looks like a bootleg Chuck Taylor And I found a pair on on fucking eBay for 155 bucks I didn't buy him but because I'm not a sneak ahead.