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Jack McMahon

John Joseph (Jack) McMahon (December 3, 1928 • June 11, 1989) was a professional basketball player and coach. A 6'1" guard from St. John's University, McMahon was selected by the Rochester Royals in the 1952 NBA Draft. He played 8 seasons in the NBA, for Rochester and the St. Louis Hawks.

He would go on to become a successful coach in the American Basketball League (ABL), the NBA and the ABA, with 11 seasons as a head coach in the three leagues. His first coaching stint was with the Kansas City Steers of the ABL (1961•62 season). The following season he began coaching in the NBA with the Chicago Zephyrs in the 1962•63 season. He would also coach the Cincinnati Royals, the San Diego Rockets, and the ABA's Pittsburgh Condors.

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Preceded by Jim Pollard Chicago Zephyrs head coach 1962 Succeeded by Slick Leonard
Preceded by Charles Wolf Cincinnati Royals head coach 1963•1967 Succeeded by Ed Jucker
Preceded by Initial coach San Diego Rockets head coach 1967•1969 Succeeded by Alex Hannum
Preceded by Buddy Jeannette Pittsburgh Condors head coach 1970•1972 Succeeded by Mark Binstein
v Saint Louis Hawks 1957•58 NBA Champions

9 Pettit | 11 Coleman | 12 Davis | 13 Share | 15 Wilfong | 16 Hagan | 17 Park | 19 Selvy | 20 Macauley | 21 McMahon | 22 Martin | Head coach Hannum
v • d • Washington Wizards
Formerly the Chicago Packers, the Chicago Zephyrs, the Baltimore Bullets, the Capital Bullets, and the Washington Bullets • Founded in 1961 • Based in Washington, D.C.
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Administration Ted Leonsis (Owner) • Ernie Grunfeld (President & GM of Basketball Ops.) • Flip Saunders (Head Coach)
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Retired Numbers 10 • 11 • 25 • 41
NBA Championships (1) 1978
Rivals Cleveland Cavaliers • New Jersey Nets • New York Knicks • Philadelphia 76ers
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Media TV: WDCW • Comcast SportsNet Washington • Comcast Network • Mid-Atlantic Sports Network • Radio: WJFK-FM • Announcers: Steve Buckhantz • Phil Chenier • Dave Johnson • Glenn Consor
v • d • Sacramento Kings
Formerly the Rochester Royals, the Cincinnati Royals, the Kansas City-Omaha Kings, and the Kansas City Kings • Founded in 1945 • Based in Sacramento, California
The Franchise Franchise • All-Time roster • Head coaches • Seasons • Current season
Arenas Edgerton Park Arena • Rochester War Memorial • Cincinnati Gardens • Kansas City Municipal Auditorium • Omaha Civic Auditorium • Kemper Arena • ARCO Arena I • ARCO Arena II
Coaches Harrison • Wanzer • Marshall • Wolf • McMahon • Jucker • Cousy • Young • Johnson • Staverman • Fitzsimmons • McKinney • Johnson • Reynolds • Russell • Reynolds • Motta • Hughes • St. Jean • Jordan • Adelman • Musselman • Theus • Natt • Westphal •
D-League Affiliate Reno Bighorns
Administration Maloof Sports and Entertainment (majority owners) • Geoff Petrie (President of Basketball Operations) • Wayne Cooper (VP of Basketball Ops.) • Paul Westphal (Head Coach)
Notable Figures Danny Ainge • Shareef Abdur-Rahim • Rick Adelman • Nate Archibald • Ron Artest • Mike Bibby • Otis Birdsong • Al Cervi • Doug Christie • Vlade Divac • Tyreke Evans • Kevin Harlan • Lester Harrison • Red Holzman • Bobby Jackson • Sam Lacey • Jerry Lucas • Kevin Martin • Tony Massenburg • Brad Miller • Mitch Richmond • Oscar Robertson • Kenny Smith • Garry St. Jean • Peja Stojaković • Wayman Tisdale • Bobby Wanzer • Chris Webber • Jason Williams • Spud Webb • Corliss Williamson
Retired Numbers 1 • 2 • 4 • 6 (The Sixth Man) • 11 • 12 • 14 • 21 • 27 • 44
NBA Championships (1) 1951
Rivals Golden State Warriors • Los Angeles Lakers
Media TV: Comcast SportsNet California • Radio: KHTK-AM • Announcers: Gary Gerould • Grant Napear • Jerry Reynolds • Fat Lever • Kayte Christensen
v • d • Houston Rockets
Formerly the San Diego Rockets • Founded in 1967 • Based in Houston, Texas
The Franchise Franchise • Team History • Expansion Draft • All-Time roster • Seasons • Records • Draft history • Head coaches • Current season
Arenas San Diego Sports Arena • Hofheinz Pavilion • HemisFair Arena • The Summit/Compaq Center • Toyota Center
Culture and Lore Red Rowdies • Clutch City • Game 7 of 1994 Stanley Cup Finals • Clutch The Rockets Bear • The Clock Incident • 13 in 33 • The Kiss of Death • The Dream Shake • The Glide
Head Coaches McMahon • Hannum • Winter • Egan • Nissalke • Harris • Fitch • Chaney • Tomjanovich • Van Gundy • Adelman
NBA Championships (2) 1994 • 1995
Western Conference Titles (4) 1981 • 1986 • 1994 • 1995
Division Titles (4) 1977 (Central) • 1986 (Midwest) • 1993 (Midwest) • 1994 (Midwest)
Administration Owner: Leslie Alexander • General Manager: Daryl Morey • Head Coach: Rick Adelman
Notable Figures Charles Barkley • Rick Barry • Shane Battier • Matt Bullard • Sam Cassell • Carroll Dawson • Clyde Drexler • Mike Dunleavy, Sr. • Mario Elie • Steve Francis • Chuck Hayes • Elvin Hayes • Carl Herrera • Robert Horry • Juwan Howard • Eddie Johnson • Stu Lantz • John Lucas (II) • Moses Malone • Matt Maloney • Kevin Martin • Tony Massenburg • Vernon Maxwell • Rodney McCray • Tracy McGrady • Cuttino Mobley • Calvin Murphy • Dikembe Mutombo • Moochie Norris • Hakeem Olajuwon • Scottie Pippen • Robert Reid • Ralph Sampson • Luis Scola • Kenny Smith • Kenny Thomas • Otis Thorpe • Rudy Tomjanovich • Jeff Van Gundy • Walt Williams • Yao Ming
Retired Jerseys 22 • 23 • 24 • 34 • 45 • CD
Hall of Famers Charles Barkley • Rick Barry • Clyde Drexler • Elvin Hayes • Moses Malone • Calvin Murphy • Hakeem Olajuwon
D-League Affiliate Rio Grande Valley Vipers
Rivals Dallas Mavericks • Los Angeles Lakers • Utah Jazz • New Orleans Hornets • San Antonio Spurs
Superstars Ralph Sampson • Tracy McGrady • Charles Barkley • Moses Malone • Clyde Drexler • Hakeem Olajuwon • Steve Francis • Yao Ming • Kevin Martin
Media TV: KTXH • Fox Sports Houston • Radio: KILT • Announcers: Bill Worrell • Clyde Drexler • Matt Bullard • Craig Ackerman

Categories: 1928 births | 1989 deaths | American basketball coaches | American basketball players | Chicago Zephyrs head coaches | Cincinnati Royals head coaches | National Basketball Association head coaches | Pittsburgh Condors coaches | Rochester Royals draft picks | Rochester Royals players | San Diego Rockets head coaches | St. Louis Hawks players

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