In the modern era we’ve gotten used to power players like Charles Barkley, LeBron James, Karl Malone, Blake Griffin and, most recently Zion Williamson.
Things have changed a lot.
In the 1970s, a guy who was 6-7 and 225 could be a power player.
That was Leonard “Truck” Robinson and the nickname was supposed to suggest that he more or less ran over people.
He was a powerful player though and pretty athletic by the standards of the day.
Robinson averaged 15.7 rebounds in 1977-78 and averaged 24.2 ppg the following year.