Harlem Globetrotter's Day

Harlem Globetrotters played a strange role in our lives who grew up in the age of the classic Scooby Doo. Even in the cartoon, Globetrotters will appear with their popularity and adoration. These great basketball players are from New York, and they have grown to reach their fame and popularity!

History of Harlem Globetrotter Day

The Harlem Globetrotters was founded on January 7, 1927 by Abe Saperstein. Originally known as the Savoy Big Five, this group of African-American players is one of the most famous ever to join the game. They are famous for their antics on the pitch, and they did their best when they won the World Professional Basketball Championship in 1940. These guys were amazing and on fire, and loved to entertain the crowd. Equipped with his ability to play exotic basketball, juggle basketball and perform shots. Nothing is strange.

In 1948, the NBA was formed and the Globetrotters showed their skills by beating the Minneapolis Lakers, and by 1950, things became competitive when African-American basketball players finally got into the NBA. Even with new opportunities, Globetrotters remained one of the most charismatic teams and began to make a name for themselves by traveling around the world. They even had to perform for the Pope!

How to Celebrate Harlem Globetrotter Day

Harlem Globetrotter’s Day is best celebration to enjoy this amazing team's antics! You can go out and watch a basketball game or search for some videos of their antics on Youtube. Meet your friends and watch episodes of the show they showed up to perform their great tricks.

If you are really lucky, you might catch them performing in your area and if they come you will enjoy a great food. These guys have some of the most incredible tricks you can imagine, and perform feats with a basketball that you just can't seem to do while watching it unfold. There is a little wonderful in their action and it is a great day for the whole family!

For those who share a love of basketball, you can start making your own dribbling routine to celebrate this good day! Get out on the pitch and start learning how to juggle, perform your tricks, team up with friends for the best skill set you can, then invite friends and family to watch!