On January 7, 2016, at age 68, John Johnson died in his San Jose residence of undetermined cause. He was remembered by the New York Times as "a two-time All-Star forward with the Cleveland Cavaliers who helped the Seattle SuperSonics win the 1979 N.B.A. title."

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Jan 8, 2016 · To family, friends and NBA fans, John Johnson was known simply as “JJ,” the man who could do a little bit of everything on the basketball court. He died this week at age 68, leaving behind a...

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- John Johnson, a two-time All-Star forward with the Cleveland Cavaliers who helped the Seattle SuperSonics win the 1979 NBA title, has died. He was 68.

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- John Johnson, a two-time All-Star with Cleveland who helped the Seattle SuperSonics win the 1979 NBA title and played two seasons with the Portland Trail Blazers, has died.

Jan 7, 2016 · Overall, Johnson had a productive 12-year NBA career with four teams, making two NBA All-Star Game appearances and scoring 11,200 career points. He ended his NBA career in Seattle in the early 1980s.

Jan 9, 2016 · John Johnson, a two-time NBA All-Star forward, has died, according to The Associated Press. He was 68. Johnson died Jan. 8 at his home in San Jose, California. The cause of death was unknown,...

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Jan 7, 2016 · Professional Basketball Player. Born John Howard Getty Johnson, he played small forward for four different teams in National Basketball Association from 1970 to 1982. He played collegiately at both Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming and the University of Iowa.

John Johnson was a basketball player born on October 18, 1947. His height was six foot seven (2m01 / 6-7). On December 26, 1971, John Johnson set his career high in points in a NBA game. That day he scored 40 points in Cleveland's home win against Baltimore, 108-102. He also had 3 rebounds, 8 assists.