Mindgames : Phil Jackson's Long Strange Journey

Name: Mindgames
Brand: University of Nebraska Press
SKU: 9780803259980
Price: 4800 KES
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ISBN: 9780803259980

by Roland Lazenby

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 0803259980

ISBN-13 9780803259980

Publisher University of Nebraska Press

Imprint Bison Books

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Apr 1st, 2007

Print length 450 Pages

Weight 686 grams

Dimensions 23.10 x 15.40 x 2.50 cms

Product Classification: Biography: sport Biography: sport Basketball Basketball

KSh 4,800.00

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Follows the journey of Phil Jackson to the top of basketball's coaching hierarchy.

Mindgames follows the journey of Phil Jackson to the top of basketball''s coaching hierarchy, a rise that took him from obscurity in the Continental Basketball Association to nine championship rings in the NBA. Along the way he turned multimillionaire players on to meditation, transformed the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls from a one-man show to a five-man team of domination, and after battling with Bulls management, ended one dynasty to start another on the West Coast.

Sportswriter Roland Lazenby, author of the bestselling Blood on the Horns, reveals the fascinating story of Jackson''s life, from his years with the New York Knicks under the legendary Red Holzman to his remarkable nine championships coaching first the Chicago Bulls and then the Los Angeles Lakers.

In Mindgames Lazenby compellingly portrays a man with a unique determination to control the competitive environment he inhabits. A clear picture of the Jackson mystique emerges: philosopher, teacher, manipulator, counselor, psychologist, shaman, champion, master of mind games.

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