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rip big fella
RIP Robert "Tractor" Traylor only 34 yrs old
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Damn.
RIP.
RIP.
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--RIP Tractor.
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--RIP Tractor.
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Wow. Shows you how scary fragile, life can be.
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Damn.
RIP.
RIP.
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Wow. Shows you how scary fragile, life can be.
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R.I.P.
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wow...R.I.P...i still remember his days in Cleavland...sad to hear
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wow...R.I.P...i still remember his days in Cleavland...sad to hear
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May 11, 2011 - Robert Traylor, the former University of Michigan standout and short-time NBA forward, was found dead in his apartment in Isla Verde, Puerto Rico, according to Traylor's club (via Scott Schroeder). The big man affectionately known as 'Tractor' Traylor due to his size and strength was just 34 years old.
A cause of death and confirmation from Puerto Rican officials are not yet available. After starring at Michigan, Traylor was the sixth pick in the 1998 NBA Draft. On draft day, the Dallas Maverickstraded Traylor to the Milwaukee Bucks for Dirk Nowitzki, relatively unheralded at the time. Traylor struggled to make an impact at the NBA level, constantly struggling with both his weight and a heart defect that required aortic surgery in 2006.
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May 11, 2011 - Robert Traylor, the former University of Michigan standout and short-time NBA forward, was found dead in his apartment in Isla Verde, Puerto Rico, according to Traylor's club (via Scott Schroeder). The big man affectionately known as 'Tractor' Traylor due to his size and strength was just 34 years old.
A cause of death and confirmation from Puerto Rican officials are not yet available. After starring at Michigan, Traylor was the sixth pick in the 1998 NBA Draft. On draft day, the Dallas Maverickstraded Traylor to the Milwaukee Bucks for Dirk Nowitzki, relatively unheralded at the time. Traylor struggled to make an impact at the NBA level, constantly struggling with both his weight and a heart defect that required aortic surgery in 2006.
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damn
i remember when i pulled his autographed card out of a upper deck pack, i was
R.I.P
i remember when i pulled his autographed card out of a upper deck pack, i was
R.I.P
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damn
i remember when i pulled his autographed card out of a upper deck pack, i was
R.I.P
i remember when i pulled his autographed card out of a upper deck pack, i was
R.I.P
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Sonnn... wow I was talking about this dude the other day.
RIP man 34 and a heart attack? SMH
RIP man 34 and a heart attack? SMH
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Sonnn... wow I was talking about this dude the other day.
RIP man 34 and a heart attack? SMH
RIP man 34 and a heart attack? SMH
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RIP Tractor!!!
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RIP Tractor!!!
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RIP I remember I was so hyped when I got a jersey card of his in college.
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RIP I remember I was so hyped when I got a jersey card of his in college.
