Just heard it on Mike and Mike. Sad day in Blazerland. Let's win a ring for him this year. RIP Dr. Jack.
I hope he was able to watch the game last night. They said he passed in his sleep. It's always sad when someone goes, but if he watched that game and then fell asleep and passed, I bet he died with a smile on his face.
This article was put up 25 minutes ago. It's from the Blazer perspective, even though he worked his later years for the Heat. http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/1...msay-led-portland-trail-blazers-77-title-dies
I'm going to work today wearing plaid pants (yes, I proudly own plaid pants). Spritually, I am agnostic. On nights like last night, however, I can't help but think that we had a little help from the man upstairs. Dr. Jack left this world with the legacy that his Blazers played Ramsay ball last night and came out on top. Thank you, Coach Ramsay. You were so much more to this city than a basketball coach.
Sad day in Portland. May he rest in peace and may the Blazers feel inspired to win it for him this year.
He's well before my time, but his passing was the first thing I saw on twitter as I woke up this morning. Sad news-- I hope the team honors him in some manner.
A wonderful story, with a tremendous compliment http://www.oregonlive.com/blazers/i...rail_blazers_hall_of_fame.html#incart_m-rpt-1
I lost my father at much too young of an age about a week and a half ago and now Dr. Jack. My heart aches. RIP to both!
I met Dr. Jack when I worked at the Rusty Pelican in the early 80's. He was a very a nice man. R.I.P.