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Wrong Hands 
The cap was definitely Lambert G. Will’s idea…
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LOL!
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Very good!
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😁 James had a ball inventing it, teaching it, seeing it become a League!
I think 🤔 he would have rolled like a BBQ spit in his grave to see what it has become.
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No doubt!
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😝😉 James might have thought about a salary cap to promote fairness.
He developed the game’s original thirteen rules and, through the YMCA network, quickly basketball’s popularity grew. Naismith was also an M.D. and neither sought publicity nor engaged in self-promotion. As an educator, first and foremost, holding posts at the International YMCA Training School and the University of Kansas.
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Haha! Born Canadian 🇨🇦 Immigrant American 🇺🇸
Naismith’s biggest thrill came when he was sponsored by the National Association of Basketball Coaches to witness basketball become an Olympic sport at the 1936 Games held in Berlin, Germany.
Before the 🌎 fell.
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🤨😝 If it were still a peach 🍑 basket with no hole – that would have a high degree of difficulty!
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