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5:46Now PlayingFormer Portland Trail Blazers and Boston Celtics star Bill Walton lands at No. 39 on Nick Wright's Top 50 NBA Players of the Last 50 Years. Walton is a two-time NBA champion, 1978 MVP, and two-time NBA All-Defense. While a foot injury derailed his career later on, Nick notes Walton's dominance the moment he stepped into the league. Even after the injury, Walton remained a reliable role player for the 1986 Celtics — a team some consider to be the best in NBA history.
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