Frank Saul (basketball)

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Frank Benjamin Saul (born February 16, 1924) is a retired American National Basketball Association player.

He is one of two players (Steve Kerr is the other^[1]) in NBA history to win two championships with two different teams in consecutive seasons: in 1950-51 with the Rochester Royals, and in 1951-52 with the Minneapolis Lakers.

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^ NBA.com: Steve Kerr Player Info

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NBA statistics @ basketballreference.com

v • d • e Rochester Royals 1950-51 NBA Champions

Calhoun \| Coleman \| Davies \| Holzman \| Johnson \| McNamee \| Noel \| Risen \| Saul \| Wanzer \| Coach Harrison

v • d • e Minneapolis Lakers 1951-52 NBA Champions

Harrison \| Hitch \| Hutton \| Martin \| Mikan \| Mikkelsen \| Pollard \| Saul \| Schultz \| Skoog \| Coach Kundla

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