Al Attles, a prominent figure in NBA history, has passed away at the age of 87. Known for his significant contributions to the game, Attles was one of the league’s first Black head coaches. His impactful career began as a player with the Golden State Warriors, where he was celebrated for his tenacity and leadership. Transitioning to coaching, Attles led the Warriors to an NBA Championship in 1975, becoming a pioneering figure for future Black coaches in the league. His legacy is marked by his trailblazing role, dedication to the game, and influence on basketball culture.
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