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NBA legend Willis Reed dies at 80 as fans and teammates remember 'The Captain' who distinguishedly overcame a leg injury to lead the Knicks over the Lakers in Game 7 of the 1970 Finals
time：2023-06-11 02:19:26 source：ABC News
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