Forward Jim Chones was traded from the Lakers.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT HBO's Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty depicts the real-life trade of NBA player Jim Chones. Chones, who was a crucial member of the 1979 Lakers team that went on to win an NBA title under the new powerhouse duo of Jerry Buss and Magic Johnson, gets traded to the Washington Bullets where he would spend the remainder of his career.
Winning Time season 2, episode 3 dives into the behind-the-scenes front office movies of the Showtime Lakers after their disappointing 1980-81 season. Chones is depicted as being incredibly angry after finding out he's been traded to Washington, slamming on Coach Paul Westhead's door and cussing out the Lakers management leaders. In reality, Chones was saddened at first by the news but ultimately found solace in the move to Washington, D.C.
Jim Chones Retired From The NBA In 1983 & Became A TV/Radio Analyst Upon his retirement from playing basketball, Chones quickly became a prominent television and radio analyst, initially spending eleven seasons with his hometown team, the Cleveland Cavaliers. Chone also served as a postgame radio analyst for the team in 2007 and made significant contributions to the 2010-11 radio play-by-by announcements when longtime radio host Joe Trait was out due to illness.
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