Bobby 'Slick' Leonard, Hoosiers and Pacers icon, dies at 88
Bobby 'Slick' Leonard, Hoosiers and Pacers icon, dies at 88 Zak Keefer and J. Michael IndyStar INDIANAPOLIS -- Bobby “Slick” Leonard, the Depression-era kid from Terre Haute who grew up to lead his home state Hoosiers to an NCAA title, build the best franchise in ABA history and, later, save professional basketball in Indianapolis has died, the Pacers announced Tuesday. Bobby Leonard was 88. Slick — he earned his nickname in a late-night gin rummy game with Lakers teammate George Mikan — was profoundly Hoosier, as Indiana as they come. He was beloved first as the All-American gu...