Bob Cousy

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basketball player human point guard

Bob Cousy is a Hall of Fame point guard renowned for revolutionizing ball-handling and playmaking in the NBA during the 1950s and 1960s.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	basketball player → human → point guard →
AllNBA_FirstTeam_selections	10 →
AllNBA_SecondTeam_selections	2 →
awardReceived	Presidential Medal of Freedom →
coached	Boston College men's basketball → Cincinnati Royals →
collegeAttended	College of the Holy Cross →
countryOfBirth	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1928-08-09 →
era	1950s → 1960s →
familyName	Cousy →
fullName	Robert Joseph Cousy →
givenName	Robert →
hallOfFameInduction	Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame →
hallOfFameInductionYear	1971 →
height	6 ft 1 in →
heightInMeters	1.85 →
jerseyNumber	14 →
knownFor	innovative ball-handling → no-look passes → playmaking →
league	National Basketball Association →
ledLeagueInAssists	8 seasons →
nationality	American →
NBA_75thAnniversaryTeamMember	true →
NBA_AllStarGameMVP_awards	2 →
NBA_AllStarSelections	13 →
NBA_championships	6 →
NBA_championshipTeam	Boston Celtics →
NBA_draftPick	3 →
NBA_draftRound	1 →
NBA_draftTeam	Tri-Cities Blackhawks →
NBA_draftYear	1950 →
NBA_MVP_awards	1 →
NBA_MVP_awardSeason	1956–57 →
nickname	The Houdini of the Hardwood →
numberRetiredBy	Boston Celtics →
occupation	basketball coach → sports broadcaster →
placeOfBirth	New York → New York City →
playedCollegeBasketballFor	Holy Cross Crusaders men's basketball →
playedFor	Boston Celtics → Cincinnati Royals →
positionPlayed	point guard →
PresidentialMedalOfFreedomYear	2019 →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Basketball Association of America → Boston Celtics → Holy Cross Crusaders men's basketball →	notablePlayer
Bill Russell → Jim Loscutoff →	notableTeammate
Bob Cousy ("Cousy") →	familyName
Bob Cousy ("Robert Joseph Cousy") →	fullName
Holy Cross Crusaders men's basketball →	hallOfFamerAlumnus
Boston College Eagles men's basketball →	notableAlumnus
Cincinnati Royals →	notableCoach
Jim Loscutoff →	playedWith
The Houdini of the Hardwood →	refersTo
Boston Celtics →	retiredNumberHonoree
Eastern Conference Finals →	trophyNamedAfter