Former American Professional League player Donald “Slick” WhatsApp died at the age of 73.
WhatsApp became one of The American Professional League Issamon men and fans are preferred in Seattle Superrsonx after moving from the unrestricted rising in 1973 to the first team of defense and became a leader and theft in 1976.
Ibn Watts, Donald, who played with Washington University, announced the death of his father on Saturday On social media.
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Goalkeeper Donald WhatsApp hurt the mobile phone celebrations during NBDL against North Charleston Lowgators at the Mobile CIVIC center in Mobile, ALA. (Kent Smith /NBAE /Getty Images)
The son said: “I did a lot to many of us. It was an honor calling you fixed organic pollutants.”
WhatsApp was in a bad health condition since a stroke in 2021.
WhatsApp was signed by coach Bill Russell to play with The Sonics in 1973 as an unimportant rising. He was with Seattle for less than five years, but he became known for his broad smile, bald head and twisted head gangs. He led the league in the theft in the 1975-1976 season.
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He later played with New Orleans Jazz and Houston Rockets but made Seattle his home after his career and often he attended Sronics, Washington and Seattle Storm Games.
“We are sad about the death of the Sonics icon,” the storm was published on social media. “Slick was the hero of the storm and a beloved member of the Seattle community.”
The grandson of Isaiaa WhatsApp, who plays in Washington State, Publish several pictures of his grandfather.
“I pray to God every time they see me see you,” he wrote. “I love you in the past. You have come to us forever. The comfort in Paradise is a door.”
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Watts of the Seattle Supersonics brings the ball against Buffalo Braves during the American Professional League match in the memorial hall in 1975 in Boufalo. (George Gogkovic/Getty Emiez)
From Rolling Goor, MississippiWhatsApp starred at the Grand Vio Junior College and Xavier from Louisiana before entering the American Professional League.
In his last years, WhatsApp taught physical education in the Seattle School area and managed the basketball academy with his son. It was named in the forty anniversary team of Sonics.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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