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was born in Deer Lodge, Montana, on September 17, 1945.
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Phil Jackson was drafted by the New York Knicks on May 3, 1967 as the 17th pick (2nd round) in the 1967 NBA Draft.
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On June 8, 1978, he was traded to the New Jersey Nets where he played for two seasons before being retired in 1980.
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Phil Jackson
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During his five seasons with the Albany, he headed them to a league title and won CBA Coach of the Year award.
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Jackson left the Albany Patroons and was hired as an assistant coach to Doug Collins with the Chicago Bulls
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Head Coach of the Chicago Bulls
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NBA Championship with Chicago Bullls
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NBA Championship with Chicago Bulls
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NBA Championship with Chicago Bulls
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NBA Championship with Bulls, NBA Coach of the Year
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NBA Championship with Chicago Bulls
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NBA Championship with Chicago Bulls
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NBA Championship with Los Angeles Lakers
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NBA Championship with Los Angeles Lakers
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NBA Championship with Los Angeles Lakers
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NBA Championship with Los Angeles Lakers
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the Lakers won their 15th NBA Championship while Phil receives his tenth rings.
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Becomes the winningest Lakers coach