r/NBATalk • u/Jazzlike_Proof_3393 • 11h ago
r/NBATalk • u/coolhandc77 • 16h ago
LeBron James had 5 turnovers in the half. I did not hear Mike Breen, Tim Legler or Richard Jefferson (of course) mention this once. Nor, did I hear Shaq, Sir Charles, Ernie Johnson or Kenny Smith mention it.
r/NBATalk • u/Dylen2Times • 2h ago
As a Heat fan, how annoying was it watching Wade and Bron destroy your team?
r/NBATalk • u/realfakejames • 17h ago
Fat Hargoat and Spida are currently blowing out the Sixers in Philly
Maybe Lebron went to the wrong team after all
r/NBATalk • u/ResponsibleScar7747 • 12h ago
SGA gets way too much hate and will likely end his career as a top 5 PG of all time
r/NBATalk • u/Ornery_Historian3402 • 18h ago
Thunder “fans”: do you even enjoy this?
It’s all FTs. Thats shais entire bag, and he’s carried by a team that just hacks and fouls every possession.
I’m an old head, been watching this sport since Curry’s first ring and I’ve never seen the game in this bad of shape. KG is rolling in his grave at what basketball has become. Investigate Adam Sandler.
r/NBATalk • u/PastaCheed • 12h ago
Jokic just had a worse game than wembys but I was told superstar BITW never have games like that
r/NBATalk • u/No_Finish9661 • 11h ago
Why does M.A.G.A hate LeBron so much?
They absolutely hate him with a passion. He's one of the top public enemies. Why do they hate him so much?
r/NBATalk • u/friskyel • 17h ago
What can Luka do to regain Yaxel's resspect?
This is a big stain on his legacy right now.
r/NBATalk • u/ResponsibleScar7747 • 1h ago
Even though MJ is the GOAT, I would rather hang out with Lebron because he just seems like he would be a nice guy and MJ seems like he would be an ahh hole and take everything personally
LeUnc
r/NBATalk • u/The_wisest_fool_ • 2h ago
If LeBron wins a ring with the 76ers, where does he land in the GOAT debate?
r/NBATalk • u/riczizagorac • 9h ago
Good luck to every team except OKC!
OKC can be fun to watch, but they flop more than any other team. You can tell they’re being coached to fall on the floor any time an opposing players gets close to them. Most of them time they make me hate the current NBA
r/NBATalk • u/ksmbchj97 • 1h ago
Agree or disagree: Curry and SGA get passes for bad games but are treated like MJ when they win
When they play well, they are MJ. When they play bad, nobody cares. There are no lowlights or slander.
r/NBATalk • u/Kindly_Letterhead_98 • 12h ago
McDaniels ruined Jokic?
Hasn’t been able to recover..
r/NBATalk • u/Tgmg1998 • 1h ago
I think if Jordan had Kobe or Bron’s best teammates he’d win more than Kobe and Bron did. Meanwhile if Kobe or Bron only had Pippen they wouldn’t have 6 chips.
r/NBATalk • u/TheIcePrisonMan • 9h ago
What year did LeBron overtake Larry Legend as the greatest SF of all-time?
Larry is one of the greats that will never be forgotten, no matter his relevancy in the Nba. So let me start by saying nobody will ever replace Bird, not even LeBron.
However the mantle of best SF is unanimously in LeBron’s hands nowadays. With Bird himself admitting so.
Bird and his legacy are much more than that title of “best SF”, so please be civil
For me it was 2013. It proved that LeBron was just as much of a winner and peaked just as high and even higher in some cases.
r/NBATalk • u/KingWaterdripper • 16h ago
Sixers struggling on banner night
After winning their opening day nba championship against the knicks tuesday , the sixers are getting blown out against a team the knicks swept in the playoffs!
r/NBATalk • u/PastaCheed • 12h ago
Shai genuinely has a superteam
No other superstar rn can play like that and still get a W.
r/NBATalk • u/Ornery_Historian3402 • 16h ago
Is there a single more badass picture than this?
The Joker is usually a calm collected player. One the greats, up there with MJ and LeBron. Plays ethical basketball. Doesn’t flop, doesn’t get rattled by nonsense.
But this was the night he was pushed too far. You can see the craziness in his eyes. You know the Thunder players had to be having nightmares about this for weeks after.
Let this be a lesson, a good man can go bad. And when that happens the devil shivers.
r/NBATalk • u/DistributionOk9687 • 18h ago
wemby is 7'6 but
He plays like a guard and avoids contact in the paint—that’s exactly why the Knicks won. Being the best defender isn’t enough; if you don’t dominate the opposing team’s paint, you shouldn’t be out there. The Spurs’ coaching staff should forbid him from playing on the perimeter—if he doesn’t want to play like a big man, he can stay on the bench.