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Johnny Egan

John Francis "Johnny" Egan (born January 31, 1939 in Hartford, Connecticut) is a retired American professional basketball player and coach.

A 5' 11" (1.80 m) guard from Weaver High School (Connecticut) and Providence College, he played 11 seasons (1961 • 1972) in the NBA, spending time with the Detroit Pistons, New York Knicks, Baltimore Bullets, Los Angeles Lakers, Cleveland Cavaliers, and San Diego/Houston Rockets. He later served as a coach for the Rockets for four seasons in the 1970s.

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Preceded by Tex Winter

Houston Rockets head coach 1973•1976

Succeeded by Tom Nissalke

v • d • 1961 NBA Draft

First round	Walt Bellamy • Tom Stith • Larry Siegfried • Ray Scott • Wayne Yates • Ben Warley • Tom Meschery • Cleo Hill • Gary Phillips

Second round	Whitey Martin • Bob Wiesenhahn • Johnny Egan • Fred Sawyer • Chris Smith • Ted Luckenbill • Ron Horn • Al Butler • Jack Turner • Jerry Graves • York Larese • Don Kojis • Doug Moe • Jeff Cohen

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

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