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It’s been almost a week now since Stephen Curry broke Ray Allen’s all-time three-point record. Since then, I’ve been trying hard to find the right words to appropriately capture the significance of the moment. A way of apprehending what Curry has meant to the game of basketball in general, as well as to Warrior fans […] READ MORE
Stephen Curry Revolutionized the Game and Broke the All-Time Three-Point Record Stephen Curry has revolutionized basketball with his shooting. With two first-quarter threes on a Tuesday night in New York, he breaks the all-time three-point record. Surpassing Ray Allen‘s previous record, having overtaken Reggie Miller previously. Both of whom were in attendance to witness this […] READ MORE
Michael Jordan and LeBron James have appeared in an eye-popping 15 NBA Finals combined in their historic careers. Jordan is undefeated with six wins and zero losses in the Finals. James, on the other hand, has a Finals’ record of three wins and six losses. The first part of The Greatest of All-Time debate detailed each […] READ MORE
The Miami Heat all-decade team is filled with stars. The start of the decade for the Heat was very promising, as they assembled one of the best big threes of all time. Then as the decade went on, they transitioned from a big three to a talented young core. The Heat started the 2010s with […] READ MORE
The Boston Celtics had an absolute rollercoaster of a decade in the 2010s. It started with a trip to the NBA Finals for the second time in three years and ended with an extremely disappointing finish in the 2019 Playoffs. In-between, the Celtics made the Eastern Conference Finals three separate times with two entirely different […] READ MORE
In January of 1968, the Milwaukee Professional Sports and Services, Inc. were awarded a franchise, which they later named the Milwaukee Bucks. Led by Jon McGlocklin, the Bucks’ inaugural season resulted in a 27-55, which ranks them 15th in all-time first season win percentage. Despite a relatively slow start to the franchise, the Bucks made […] READ MORE
In October 1967, the Seattle Supersonics became the first professional sports team in Seattle. In seven short years, the Supersonics made it all the way to the conference semi-finals, in their first playoff appearance. Following the quick success, the Supersonics won the 1979 NBA Finals, earning the first and only franchise championship. Seattle said goodbye […] READ MORE
The Atlanta Hawks were never considered a powerhouse franchise but they’ve had some great players suit up for them over the years. With the talent that’s come through their doors, it’s surprising that the Hawks only have one championship. Regardless of the franchise’s moderate success, it’s still easy to put their all-time roster up against […] READ MORE
Creating a death lineup is harder than it looks. Putting the all-time best players together on the court doesn’t always mean they will mesh together. Making sure that each player brings a certain strength to the table is key. Making sure that each player picks up on another player’s weakness is key. The All-Time Greatest […] READ MORE
Rajon Rondo, a veteran point guard who starred for years in Boston, will have a great effect on Lonzo Ball for the future in Los Angeles. READ MORE