Donnie Freeman

Ht. 6-3
Wt. 185
College - Illinois
ABA Teams: Minnesota (1967-68), Miami (1968-69 to 1969-70), Utah (1970-71), Dallas (1970-71 to 1971-72), Indiana (1972-73 to 1973-74), San Antonio (1974-75)

Original Member of 1967-68 Minnesota Muskies team; 4-Time Member of ABA All-Pro Team; 5-Time ABA All-Star; 5th Player to score 10,000 points in ABA Career; Member of 1972-73 Indiana Pacers ABA Championship Team

From Jim O'Brien's 1972-73 Complete Handbook of Pro Basketball:
A great offensive guard. Almost impossible to stop. Likes to lean and twist . . . Has super quickness and awareness. Is a super shooter, although with limited range. Seems to shoot best when he's bellying at top of key with someone . . . "He's even better," says Rick Barry, "when he's got people hanging all over him." . . . He's a perfect example of a guy given a chance to play by the new league and turning into a star . . . One of the few players who made the ABA All-Star team the first five years of the league, four of them as a starter . . . Second season in Miami he averaged 27.4 points when coach told him to shoot minimum of 30 times per game . . . Has to rank among the most personable players in the ABA