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With Kyle Lowry retiring, LeBron James is now the only player left in the NBA that was drafted before 2007
u/UnderstandingFun7493 — 6 hours ago
Los Angeles Lakers are the most popular/famous Basketball team worldwide
It is the most popular Basketball team in almost every continent expect 1!
u/Tasty-Ground-5496 — 9 hours ago
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How bad was the beef between Jimmy butler, Karl Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins?
I was not watching NBA at the time and I know the story about the practice session but was it blown out of proportion?
u/sqMYNAMEISJEFF27 — 12 hours ago
Did Kobe Bryant make the right "basketball play" in thisI situation?
During Game 5 of the 2003 WCSF vs the eventual NBA Champion San Antonio Spurs Kobe Bryant was leading the Lakers on a comeback charge. He was cooking the Spurs defense. However, with the game on-the line with a chance to win Kobe Bryant swung the ball out to Robert Horry aka "Big Shot Bob" who was known for his clutch shot making.
Robert Horry shot an ABYSMAL 0 for 18 (0%) from three. He couldn't shoot the ball in the ocean that series, but Kobe trusted his teammate much like he trusted Ron Artest in Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals.
Do you believe that Kobe should have taken the contested shot and try to draw a foul or should Kobe have trusted his teammates? What would you personally do in this situation?
Kobe played a full 48 minutes, and finished the game with:
36 points
6 assists
7 rebounds
48% Field
45% 3-pt
u/Glum-Ad-8715 — 7 hours ago
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Why do Lakers fans discredit the Celtics titles from the 50s and 60s? Guess who the Celtics beat up win those titles?
Lakers fans always discredit the 50s and 60s Celtics titles. Well if it was so easy to win then why didn't the Lakers win all that time?
Edit: title should say "guess who the Celtics beat to win those titles?"
u/Accurate-Flow8078 — 8 hours ago
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Question, all at their best who wins in a 7 game series ?
u/StraightSeries6439 — 13 hours ago
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Average NBATalk user on what constitutes sexual assault
Christ, this sub is fucked.
u/thatdemonlife1 — 10 hours ago
Nov 20 1997 - AC Green of the Dallas Mavericks breaks the all time consecutive games with his 907th. This would break the previous record held by Randy Smith. AC Green would extend it to 1,192 games.
u/CircledSquare7 — 10 hours ago
Shai wants to play off-ball more in order to reach his peak form
Shai is ready too cook the league next season.
u/KingKAI24 — 8 hours ago
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Should Lakers hold Bronny hostage and demand 3 First round picks for him? If nobody agrees to do that to add LeBron then Lakers will just get LeBron back for the Vet Min. There's no chance LeBron wants to finish his career without his son. He already said playing with Bronny is best he's ever felt
u/Tortoise549 — 11 hours ago
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The NBA should have the coaches wear suits again. Yes or no?
Idk if this is a boomer take. I’m not a boomer lol but the coaches in suits have 100x the aura
u/ChampionTimes99 — 23 hours ago
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82-0. HOW?
Ive gotten worse players to 82 and 0 please tell me how this aint even make it. Lmao
u/CleanChange7693 — 18 hours ago
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Adam Silver you better not have any funny thoughts about adding that one free throw bullshit to the league fuck ngga
He's on a generational sped run trying to ruin the league I hope the ghost of Steern is haunting that baldie
u/EducationalConcern61 — 17 hours ago