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Crazt stat of the day: LeBron James was outscored by Jason Terry in the 2011 Finals. This is despite Terry coming off the bench and playing 67 less minutes than LeBron in the series.
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Crazt stat of the day: LeBron James was outscored by Jason Terry in the 2011 Finals. This is despite Terry coming off the bench and playing 67 less minutes than LeBron in the series.

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u/coolhandc77 — 6 hours ago
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[BREAKING] Tre Mann has been traded to the Washington Wizards for Cam Whitmore

As part of the Peyton Watson deal, the Cleveland Cavaliers are sending Tre Mann, the 2027 second-rounder from the Los Angeles Clippers and cash to the Washington Wizards for Cam Whitmore.

u/imaradishman — 35 minutes ago
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The 10 best single games in nba finals history according to bball reference's gamescore.

  1. LeBron - 42.5 gmsc...2016 nba finals gm 6

2/3. Giannis - 42.0 gmsc...2021 finals gm 6

2/3. Butler - 42.0 gmsc...2020 finals gm 3

4/5. Butler - 41.3 gmsc...2020 finals gm 5

4/5. LeBron - 41.3 gmsc...2018 finals gm 1

  1. Duncan - 40.8 gmsc...2003 finals gm 1

7/8.Durant - 39.6 gmsc...2018 nba finals gm 3

7/8. Magic - 39.6 gmsc...1980 nba finals gm 6

  1. LeBron - 39.2 gmsc...2016 finals gm 5

  2. LeBron - 39.1 gmsc...2020 nba finals gm 5

u/Difficult-Sugar6053 — 5 hours ago
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Who’s better when it’s all said and done? Hakeem or Jokic?

I personally gotta go Hakeem just every so slightly because of how dominant he was two way.

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u/ElectricalManager567 — 3 hours ago
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“Dad, there was 10 secs left on the clock, why did Chris Bosh pass the ball to Ray instead of an open Lebron?” “Son, Bron had 2 turnovers in the last 39 secs & just bricked the shot, Bosh knew that Bron is not to be trusted in big moments.”

u/Dondraco762 — 8 hours ago
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Has any team fumbled a SUCCESFUL draft as hard as the Mavericks fumbled the 2018 draft?

Most teams fumble their picks by drafting a guy who wasn't that great and then trade him away (Think about the Hawks drafting Zaccarie Risacher #1 and then trading him for Ryan Nembhard) but has there ever been a team who succesfully drafted 2 future top 10 players in the league in the same class and let BOTH walk away?

u/The_Mexican_Poster — 12 hours ago
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Jason Kidd on the LeBron & Kobe 2008 Olympic practices: "The biggest thing about those practices was LeBron was guarding Kobe and Kobe was trying to guard LeBron"

u/SmoothBuy5500 — 9 hours ago
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Who are the 3 greatest Mid Range shooters you ever watched? For me, I say Kobe, Carmelo and Dirk

I didn’t watch MJ in his prime

u/Few_Maize_127 — 12 hours ago
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“I hated what OKC was doing” – Bill Simmons cannot let go of Russell Westbrook’s 2017 MVP, nine years later

Russ was one of the last superstars who tried to convince us that a single player could carry a franchise to a title all on his own.

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u/basketbaIlnetwork — 14 hours ago
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Hot Take: in NBA 2K, you should only get a 97-99 if you’re legitimately a once in a lifetime player. (LeBron, Jordan, Shaq etc.)

u/Dylen2Times — 21 hours ago
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Most explosive NBA player of all time?

To me 2011 Derrick Rose was the most explosive player I’ve ever seen. His first step, body control and finishing ability at the rim was unmatched. But Vince Carter, Russell Westbrook, Michael Jordan and LeBron James can also be argued. Even throw in Kemp and AI. Curious what everyone else thinks.

u/zobeast26 — 18 hours ago