How Old Is Kurt Rambis? Kurt Rambis Birthday
Kurt Rambis was born on February 25, 1958 and is 68 years old now.
Birthday: February 25, 1958
How Old - Age: 68
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Kurt Rambis - Biography
Darrell Kurt Rambis (born February 25, 1958) is an American basketball coach and former professional basketball player. He currently works as an assistant coach for the National Basketball Association's New York Knicks. He previously served as a head coach for the Lakers and Minnesota Timberwolves.
During his playing days, Rambis was a favorite among the Lakers fans because of his status as an overachieving underdog and ultimate team-player. Known for his defensive and rebounding skills, he was remembered in Los Angeles for his all-out effort and willingness to do the "dirty work" that many players do not embrace. Rambis usually wore a thick moustache and thick-rimmed black glasses, prompting Lakers announcer Chick Hearn to nickname him "Superman" (in reference to the character's alter ego, Clark Kent).
Rambis also had a recurring role as Coach Cleary in the family drama 7th Heaven. He also guest-starred in season one of Sweet Valley High in episode thirteen "Club X" as a friend of Elizabeth and in an episode of The Commish as a basketball player. Rambis made a cameo guest appearance in season 8 of the hit show Married... with Children, and also appeared in the 'Going Places' episode (as himself) of It's Garry Shandling's Show.
Rambis also made a cameo appearance in an episode of Malcolm & Eddie. Rambis is also mentioned in the songs "Blao!" by rapper Hot Karl, "Mayor" by Pac Div, and "Kurt Rambis" by Sean Price. In "Blao!", the line states "I'm wearing the goggles that Kurt Rambis used to sport." The song was featured on NBA Live 2003. In "Mayor", the line states "your boy hustle hard like Rambis for the Lakers." "Kurt Rambis" by Sean Price, is titled after him and briefly mentions him in the tracks.
