Originally Posted by WheelerD Guy “Two jabs to keep your job” is a long, long way from “Two weeks to flatten the curve.” Never been more glad that I’m independently wealthy! So it's that important to you to remain a danger to yourself, your family and your community. Some might call that selfish.
The history of the National Basketball Association is broken up into three very distinct eras in my opinion. The Alpha Era is the beginning, the creation of the league itself. On June 6, 1946 in New York City, the Basketball Association of America was founded. Merging with the National Basketball League after the 1949 season, the eight-team National Basketball Association was official, with teams in smaller cities moving to larger cities and playing in larger arenas. The quality of play was said ...
15. Kevin Garnett – Basketball Hall of Fame 2020, 1x NBA Champion, 0x Finals MVP, 2x Conference Champion, 1x MVP, 10x All-NBA: 4x First Team 2x Second Team 4x Third Team, 0x All-Star MVP, 10x All Star, 1x Defensive POY, 8x All-Defense, All-Rookie, 4x Rebounding Champion, 2000 Olympic Gold Medalist. NBA #18 All-Time Scoring Leader – 26,071 points NBA #9 All-Time Rebounding Leader – 14,662 rebounds NBA #18 All-Time Steals Leader – 1,859 steals ...
This writer’s Top 30 NBA Players of All Time is confined strictly to the Modern Era, 1980 and after. Each player named played all or the bulk of their career in this era, because not only was the sport played at a much higher level, but it also has the key benefit of have being watched and evaluated in real time by the writer. No disrespect to Russell, Chamberlain, West, Robertson, Mikan, Lucas, Cousy, Sam Jones, Walt Frazier, Willis Reed, Wes Unseld, Elgin Baylor, Elvin Hayes, Nate Archibald, John ...
Continued... The Thunder bounced back well enough with a 55-27 regular season and a 3rd seed in the West, but they were behind the 67-15 Spurs and the record-setting 73-9 Warriors, the defending NBA Champions. The path to the championship would go through the both of those great teams. After dispatching the Mavericks in five games, it would be the Spurs up next, and the Thunder was up to the task by winning in six games and sending Tim Duncan into retirement after 19 stellar seasons, ...
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