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Shake and Bake : The Life and Times of NBA Great Archie Clark, Hardback Book

Shake and Bake : The Life and Times of NBA Great Archie Clark Hardback

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Shake and Bake is the story of Archie Clark, one of the top playmaking guards in the 1970s pre-merger NBA.

While not one of the game’s most recognized superstars, Clark was a seminal player in NBA history who staggered defenders with the game’s greatest crossover dribble (“shake and bake”) and is credited by his peers as the originator of today’s popular step-back move. Signed as the Lakers third-round draft pick in 1966, Clark worked his way into the starting lineup in his rookie year.

But Clark was more than a guaranteed double-double whenever he stepped on the floor.

He was a deep-thinking trailblazer for players’ rights.

Clark often challenged coaches and owners on principle, much to the detriment of his career and NBA legacy, signing on as a named litigant in the seminal Robertson v.

NBA antitrust case that smashed the player reserve system and jump-started the modern NBA. So lace up your high-top Chuck Taylors, squeeze into a pair of short shorts, and shake and bake back in time to the days of Wilt, Russell, Oscar, Jerry, Elgin, Hondo—and Archie.  

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