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Kareem Abdul Jabbar won the NBA Regular Season MVP award in:
- 1970-71 (Milwaukee Bucks)
- 1971-72 (Milwaukee Bucks)
- 1973-74 (Milwaukee Bucks)
- 1975-76 (L.A. Lakers)
- 1976-77 (L.A. Lakers)
- 1979-80 (L.A. Lakers)
And the NBA Finals MVP in:
- 1970-71 (Milwaukee Bucks)
- 1984-85 (L.A. Lakers)
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What is kareem Abdul jabbar real name?
Kareem Abdul Jabbar was born Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor, Jr.
When did Kareem Abdul Jabbar retire?
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is 70 years old (born Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor Jr., April 16, 1947).
Who won back to back mvp awards nba?
2009-2010 - Lebron James, Cleveland2008-2009 Lebron James, Cleveland2005-06 - Steve Nash, Phoenix (Tommy he was ROBBED of a Three-peat in 2006-07)2004-05 - Steve Nash, Phoenix2002-03 - Tim Duncan, San Antonio2001-02 - Tim Duncan, San Antonio1991-92 - Michael Jordan, Chicago (LOL)1990-91 - Michael Jordan, Chicago (LOL)1989-90 - Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers1988-89 - Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers1985-86 - Larry Bird, Boston1984-85 - Larry Bird, Boston1983-84 - Larry Bird, Boston1982-83 - Moses Malone, Philadelphia1981-82 - Moses Malone, Houston1976-77 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles1975-76 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles1971-72 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee1970-71 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee1967-68 - Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia1966-67 - Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia1965-66 - Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia1962-63 - Bill Russell, Boston1961-62 - Bill Russell, Boston1960-61 - Bill Russell, Boston
How many NBA championship rings does Kareem Abdujabar have?
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has six championship rings. They were won in the following years:1970-71 Milwaukee Bucks1979-80 Los Angeles Lakers1981-82 Los Angeles Lakers1984-85 Los Angeles Lakers1986-87 Los Angeles Lakers1987-88 Los Angeles Lakerssix
What college has produced the most NBA rookie of the years?
The University of North Carolina has produced the most (5) NBA Rookie of the Year award winners. They are: Bob McAdoo (1973), Walter Davis (1978), Phil Ford (1979), Michael Jordan (1985) and Vince Carter (1999). Only one other college has more than two. The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) has had three award winners: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1970), Sidney Wicks (1972), Keith "Jamaal" Wilkes (1975) Only seven other colleges have had more than one award winner: Duke University: Grant Hill (1995) and Elton Brand (2000), both co-award winners Georgetown University: Patrick Ewing (1986) and Allen Iverson (1997) University of Louisville: Wes Unseld (1969) and Darrell Griffith (1981) Lousiana State University: Bob Pettit (1955) and Shaquille O'Neal (1993) University of Maryland: Buck Williams (1982) and Steve Francis (2000) co-award winner Syracuse University: Dave Bing (1967) and Derrick Coleman (1991) Wake Forest University: Tim Duncan (1998) and Chris Paul (2006)
