r/NBATalk • u/AnnualDog0 • 11h ago
Hali bounces it to himself for the alley-oop slam. Indiana's bench was loving it.
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r/NBATalk • u/Few_Maize_127 • 5h ago
Its so many you can think of
r/NBATalk • u/Front-Function7789 • 7h ago
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Charles Barkley just went off on Inside the NBA about LeBron ‘stacking teams.’ He rejected the idea that LeBron’s four main stints (Cleveland, Miami, Cleveland again, Lakers) could each be Hall of Fame-level careers, saying if he’s going to stack teams he should have more than 4 rings (vs. Jordan’s 6). Shaq pushed back and said that’s what stars are supposed to do.”
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r/NBATalk • u/TheIcePrisonMan • 11h ago
Mine is that LeBron is not a pass-first player
r/NBATalk • u/imaradishman • 1h ago
Oklahoma City Thunder president Sam Presti announces that both Jalen Williams (dislocated left ankle and fractured fibula) and Cason Wallace (torn labrum in his left shoulder) need surgery and will miss most, if not all, the season.
r/NBATalk • u/Green_Hunt_1776 • 17m ago
Tatum scored 46 points, recorded 9 boards, 4 assists, and 1 block on a 19-32 performance in Game 6 of the ECSF.
It was against the #1 seed Bucks. At Milwaukee. Down 3-2.
Tatum went off and would eventually be the reason the Celtics win in 7 and make the finals.
There are parallels to LeBron's legendary 45 point Game 6 performance. Both down 3-2, both away games, both legacies on the line.
LeBron gets credit for that game, Tatum deserves more recognition
r/NBATalk • u/north_canadian_ice • 2h ago
Love this series & seeing the WNBA do so well. Great crowds throughout, will Golden State take a 3-2 lead tonight?
r/NBATalk • u/DebtGlobal7256 • 1h ago
Many believe that Allen Iverson or Kyrie Irving are at the top of the list and rightfully so. I know many will get on here saying that Iverson said himself that Kyrie has the best handles ever. Yes, he did say that however, just because he said it doesn't make it a fact. These are all opinions no matter how you look at it.
In my honest opinion I will always have Iverson at number one. He was actually flooring dudes consistently and not just once but multiple times a season and shaking dudes something crazy. My top 5 are:
Allen Iverson
Stephen Curry
Jamal Crawford
Kyrie Irving
James Harden
r/NBATalk • u/LeClampedByBarea • 1d ago
Is it too early to say Luka Magic 2026-2027 MVP?
r/NBATalk • u/imoowhenipoo916 • 11h ago
The Knicks are now 0-3 after losing to the Magic today. What is going on with them? First time NBA Champs started 0-3 since Dallas in 11'-12' season as well. I know expectations are high for them after winning a chip but losing to the Magic without Paolo feels odd.
r/NBATalk • u/Neat_Relationship536 • 12h ago
Assume Luka still has his current skills and experience, just the same age as Wemby.