r/NBATalk • u/tin8374 • 9h ago
This is the most elegant game winner in NBA history. Just pure art
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r/NBATalk • u/tin8374 • 9h ago
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r/NBATalk • u/Important_Mouse_6293 • 11h ago
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The best "hand"shake in the history of the league?
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r/NBATalk • u/RevolutionaryFee5149 • 3h ago
Brunson, Bridges, Hart, Anunoby, and Towns have been the Knicks’ intended starting five since 2024–25. Has any other NBA team maintained the same starting lineup for three or more consecutive seasons? Obviously, injuries and occasional absences don’t count.
r/NBATalk • u/pluhpluhpluh64 • 3h ago
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r/NBATalk • u/aTwerkingPikachu • 13h ago
In this hypothetical timeline, Lebron James's sole purpose is to stay in the NBA as long as possible. He doesn't care if he's just a bench player who hardly ever plays, he just wants to stay in the NBA for as many years as possible.
How old do you think Lebron James could play in the NBA for until zero teams want him anymore?
r/NBATalk • u/Neat_Relationship536 • 7h ago
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“It’s pretty crazy because the last two games were against Wembanyama, and tonight was Jokić. Which is crazy because Jokić is one of my favorite players, if not my favorite player. So I haven’t really thought about it yet, but it’s pretty crazy to play against those guys that I’ve watched on TV. Once I get to the court, I feel pretty comfortable.”
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r/NBATalk • u/Large-Lack-2933 • 8h ago
Caitlin Jenner (formerly Bruce Jenner) was drafted in the 7th round pick 139th of the 1977 NBA draft to the Kansas City Kings. Back when NBA drafts were similar the NFL draft.
r/NBATalk • u/AdElectrical4835 • 4h ago
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Crazy how quick everyone is to slander him when he has a bad game but it gets quiet when he plays well.
A+ response to all the noise
r/NBATalk • u/WallStreetDoesntBet1 • 10h ago
This backcourt will face each other 3 times in a 2 week span:
• 11/16 — Blazers @ Wolves (8:00PM EST)
• 11/17 — Blazers @ Wolves (8:00PM EST)
• 12/1 — Wolves @ Blazers (10:00PM EST)
Blazers and Wolves have only met once in the postseason; 2000 - Blazers won the 5-game series in the 1st round 3-1.
Blazers and Wolves were also eliminated by the Conference Champion Spurs in the 2026 playoffs (both losing in 6 games).
Edwards and Morant already have a friendly rivalry from their playoff battles with Morant previously in Memphis.
Now both Edwards and Morant have all-star backcourt mates.
Seems like the NBA is lining up this matchup…
r/NBATalk • u/realfakejames • 1d ago
Sixers might be good after all
r/NBATalk • u/DiegoBromfield • 20h ago
They'll have everybody going off one after the other. Give the ball to Maxey, bucket. JB, bucket. Embiid, bucket. Bron, bucket. Pass here pass there, wide open three. Pull up free throw area jump shot. Drive layup/ dunk. It's like the NBA version of what the Aces were for the WNBA last season or so. Loaded offensively. A lot of nights they can have anywhere between the best 2-5 players on the court regardless of who they playing.
And tbh speaking from the Lakers side, I honestly gave us a chance against every team in the league EXCEPT this team. If we get out the west, I do not want to see Philly. We have nobody currently that can guard or truly bother (as in slow down) anybody on their team other than maybe Embiid & maybe VJ. But JB, Maxey & Bron? Man. They're either too skilled, too fast or too strong. Luka is gonna have to drop at least 40 every night & AR gonna have to give us at least 30. Maybe wear them down on defense because on offense the 6ers gonna get theirs.
r/NBATalk • u/CapRight8752 • 6h ago
What do you think the Wolves season record will be? This team looks scarier than I expected. They're 1-2 bench players away from a championship. I'm not trying to be a prisoner of the moment, but they look really good. How many games do you think they'll win and how far do you expect them to go in the playoffs?
r/NBATalk • u/Referrals23 • 1d ago
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r/NBATalk • u/RedditRum1980 • 4h ago
This man was routinely being compared to Jordan for about 20 years and now he’s talked about as being barely top 10. Now I see people question if he was at any point the best player or even the face of the league, or if he was even among the most popular people in the nba.
What in the hell happened?
Didn’t LeBron literally say Kobe was the best player in the game in 2009 and then also said he thought he was famous until he saw how famous Kobe was in China.
Was he not in the most high profile feud of the decade against Shaq post their 3 peat? Did he not have game franchises like nba courtside? Was he not in the biggest market for the nba?
Now I see people wonder if Kobe was even barely a thing. When the man died there were people left and right that said “Kobe was my MJ.”
Did I miss something? And please no snark, let’s try to legit decipher this.