Wendell Ladner

Professional Basketball Player in the ABA

Wendell Ladner - Athletes & Sports Figures
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Played as a forward in the American Basketball Association. Spent the majority of the career with the New Orleans Jazz. Contributed to the team's efforts in playoff appearances. Recognized for exemplifying competitiveness and skill on the court. Tragically passed away in a plane crash in 1975.

Played for the New Orleans Jazz

Participated in ABA playoffs

Demonstrated competitive spirit on the court

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