<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Only player to credit LSD with improving his play Phil Jackson, New York, 1973-74 Jackson was an unconventional dude long before he became one of the NBA's most celebrated coaches. In his 1975 book "Maverick: More Than a Game," Jackson claimed that some LSD he gobbled for breakfast in Malibu in May 1973 lent his game a boost. The shaggy-haired Knicks forward said the "spiritual flash" he experienced that day on the beach gave him a new love for the sport and a deeper appreciation of team play. He credited it with making 1973-74 the most productive season of his career, as he averaged 11.1 points and 5.8 rebounds per game. </div> SOURCE I thought this was kinda funny. Now our coach for the Lakers couldn't be anymore than a hippie than I thought he was.
