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Brittany Mills

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Was This the Most “Unethical Basketball” Team in NBA History?

The “Bad Boys” Detroit Pistons were infamous for their physical play, relentless defense, and psychological warfare on the court. Loved by their fans, hated by many opponents, they pushed the boundaries of what was considered fair play in the NBA. #NBA #DetroitPistons #BadBoys #NBAHistory #BasketballDebate #Sports

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Beth Holland

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Should Rasheed Wallace Be in the Hall of Fame?

One of the league’s most unique personalities and a key piece of the 2004 champion Pistons. Four-time All-Star, legendary trash talker, and the all-time single-season leader in technical fouls. Is his impact on the game enough to get him a Hall of Fame nod? #NBA #RasheedWallace #HallOfFame #Pistons #NBAHistory #Sports

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Oscar Gonzalez

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KD vs Barkley: Second Apron Drama Heats Up

Chuck went off on 'The Bill Simmons Podcast,' calling out King James and Slim Reaper for the NBA's new second apron rule. Barkley says the league had to clamp down because stars like KD and LeBron kept forming superteams. KD, never one to stay quiet, fired back online—jokingly blaming Bob Myers for the Warriors' 2016 move. Is the second apron fair, or just more league politics? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Basketball #NBA

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Robert Johansson

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How Pippen’s Contract Made the Bulls Dynasty Possible

In 1997-98 NBA season, Pippen was playing like a superstar while being paid like a role player. His long, team-friendly deal gave the Bulls the financial flexibility to keep Jordan, Rodman, Kukoc, and others together. It’s one of the most overlooked pieces of the Chicago dynasty. Without Pippen’s contract, there might not be six rings. Do people underrate just how much his (willing or unwilling)sacrifice shaped NBA history? #ScottiePippen #MichaelJordan #BullsDynasty #NBAHistory #NBADebate #NBAContracts #SalaryCap #Sports #NBA

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FromTheLand

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Who’s the Hardest to Guard?

Four of the most unstoppable scorers the game has ever seen: Michael Jordan Kevin Durant James Harden Kobe Bryant Each had their own unique bag — footwork, shot-making, size, strength, creativity. But if you had to pick one… who was the toughest cover? #NBA #ScoringChamp #GOATDebate #Jordan #KD #Harden #Kobe #NBADebate #Sports

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Pamela Owens

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Which of These Records Will Never Be Broken?

Some NBA regular season records feel untouchable: 🔹 Rasheed Wallace — 41 technical fouls in a season 🔹 Russell Westbrook — 42 triple-doubles in a season 🔹 Wilt Chamberlain — 48.5 minutes per game in a season 🔹 Walt Bellamy — 88 games played in a season All of them sound impossible in today’s NBA… but which one do you think truly stands the test of time? #NBA #NBADebate #NBARecords #WiltChamberlain #Westbrook #RasheedWallace #WaltBellamy #BasketballHistory #Sports

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Beth Holland

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Fadeaway World’s 2025-26 SF Rankings: LeBron Leads the Pack

Fadeaway World just dropped their “25 Best Small Forwards for the 2025-26 NBA Season”, and the list kicks off exactly as you'd expect: LeBron James Kevin Durant Jalen Williams Jaylen Brown Franz Wagner Kawhi Leonard Jimmy Butler Mikal Bridges LeBron and Durant still top the small forward food chain—think of it as a reminder of their enduring greatness. Rising star Jalen Williams from the Thunder is earning serious respect at No. 3 after capturing an All-Star nod, a spot on the All-NBA Third Team, and an NBA title。 It’s also cool to see wings like Brown, Wagner, Kendall, and Bridges recognized for their position versatility and two-way impact. Would you rearrange the order? Who do you think should be in or out of the top 8 as the season begins? #NBA #NBARankings #SmallForwards #LeBronJames #KevinDurant #JalenWilliams #JaylenBrown #FranzWagner #KawhiLeonard #JimmyButler #MikalBridges #NBADebate #Sports

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Beth Holland

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Only 9 Players Have Ever Done This in NBA History

Averaging 30+ PPG for an entire playoff run and winning the championship — one of the rarest feats in basketball. Michael Jordan leads the list with 6 such runs, including the two highest marks ever (35.1 and 34.5 PPG). Shaq is next with 2. Here’s the full list: 1980: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (31.9) 1991: Michael Jordan (31.1) 1992: Michael Jordan (34.5) 1993: Michael Jordan (35.1) 1995: Hakeem Olajuwon (33.0) 1996: Michael Jordan (30.7) 1997: Michael Jordan (31.1) 1998: Michael Jordan (32.4) 2000: Shaquille O’Neal (30.7) 2001: Shaquille O’Neal (30.4) 2010: Kobe Bryant (30.2) 2012: LeBron James (30.3) 2019: Kawhi Leonard (30.5) 2021: Giannis Antetokounmpo (30.2) 2023: Nikola Jokić (30.0) If you had to pick one of these playoff runs as the most dominant, who are you going with? #NBA #Playoffs #GOATDebate #MyNBAGOAT #NBAHistory #Sports #NBAChampion

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Beth Holland

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LeBron Carried the 2013 ECF on His Back

In the 2013 Eastern Conference Finals—a grueling 7-game showdown—LeBron averaged more points than Wade and Bosh COMBINED. If you glanced back, it wasn’t because the Heat were dominant (unlike the Warriors), but because both Wade and Bosh were practically shot. In 2012, Bosh missed half the playoffs while Wade was battling knee and bench drama. By 2013, Wade was playing at maybe 70%, and Bosh looked like he’d been locked into a headlock for a decade. LeBron had to pick up the slack—and did it GAME AFTER GAME. Do people even remember how much LeBron REALLY carried those teams? #NBAHistory #LeBronJames #HeatEra #2013ECF #BasketballDiscussion #NBA #HeatLegacy #Sports

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Robert Johansson

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Who’s the 3rd Greatest Point Guard of All Time?

Magic Johnson and Stephen Curry are the clear consensus top two. But the race for #3 all-time PG is wide open. Unlike other positions, the top title-winners at PG (KC Jones with 8, Bob Cousy with 6, Derek Fisher with 5) aren’t usually in the convo. Among the usual candidates: Isiah Thomas (2 rings) Jerry West (1 ring) Oscar Robertson (1 ring, triple-double season) Steve Nash (2× MVP, 0 rings) John Stockton (all-time assists & steals leader, 0 rings) Chris Paul (0 rings, but longevity & all-around greatness) So the debate comes down to what you value most: titles, MVPs, stats, or overall impact. Who’s your pick for the 3rd greatest PG ever? #NBA #PointGuard #NBADebate #NBAHistory #GreatestPGDebate #NBALegends #Sports

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