Penny Hardaway

Penny Hardaway was a talented NBA player who became a star in the mid-1990s, leading the Orlando Magic to the 1995 NBA Finals, but his career was marred by injuries that diminished his agility and quickness.

Born on Jul 18, 1971 (53 years old)

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Canada: Coach Penny Hardaway’s Tigers were not at full strength, with veteran guard and third-leading scorer Tyrese Hunter sidelined by a left foot injury. 5

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The Globe and Mail: Kyan Evans and favored No. 12 seed Colorado State beat short-handed Memphis

United States: Penny Hardaway is the head coach of Memphis. 6

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Fox News: Top storylines from Day 2 of the NCAA Tournament: UConn's pursuit of 3-peat is alive

India: Penny Hardaway had the talent to be an all-time great, but injuries hindered his career. 4

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The Times of India: 10 NBA legends whose careers were cut short by injury: Larry Bird, Chris Webber, and more | NBA News