Johnny "Red" Kerr was a three-time All-Star during a 12-year playing career that included one of the longest consecutive-game streaks in NBA history. As a coach he guided the first Chicago Bulls team, took the club to the playoffs, and was named NBA Coach of the Year in 1967. Later he was the first coach of the Phoenix Suns and then a broadcaster for the Suns and the Bulls. But despite this lifetime of achievement in basketball, Kerr is probably remembered less for his wins and losses than for his wit and one-liners. more...