History of Harlem Globetrotters in Timeline
The Harlem Globetrotters are an American exhibition basketball team renowned for their unique blend of athleticism, comedy, and theatrical entertainment. They have performed over 26,000 exhibition games across 124 countries, often facing intentionally weak opponents like the Washington Generals. The team's identity is strongly tied to Brother Bones' rendition of "Sweet Georgia Brown" and their mascot, Globie. The Globetrotters are currently owned by Herschend, continuing their legacy as a global symbol of sports and entertainment.
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