I thought I was done when the season ended. I wasn't ready to announce it, and I knew I needed some time to really decide, but I was pretty sure I played my last game. I was honest at that last press conference when I said I needed to look at myself and deicide if I still love
Stephen A. Smith on LeBron James comments about the GOAT debate:
“He’s talking about they would say the same thing, no they wouldn’t. Michael Jordan would never tell you he’s the GOAT, I know Michael Jordan I speak to him often, I’m telling you he’s never ever, ever once called himself the greatest never happened. Kobe Bryant didn’t call himself the greatest, Kareem didn’t call himself the greatest, Magic didn’t call himself the greatest, Bird didn’t call himself the greatest, no that’s not true. He can say they might thought it, but they never articulated it to a reporter for print purposes to be disseminated to the masses. Which brings us to LeBron James why would he do that? Because the man is addicted to trying to control the narrative.”
Top 10 defenders in NBA history
1. Bill Russell
2. Hakeem Olajuwon
3. Tim Duncan
4. Dennis Rodman
5. Kevin Garnett
6. Scottie Pippen
7. Ben Wallace
8. Dikembe Mutombo
9. Draymond Green
10. Dwight Howard
What would you change?
KAWHI LEONARD. MOST GAME-WINNERS SINCE ENTERING THE NBA.
Following his jumper with 0.4 sec to win it for the Clippers, it marks his 12th with under 10 seconds - the MOST since he entered the league!
Take a look back at some of his best 🔥
“Only Mike had skill back then” - Anthony Edwards
False.
I present to you Clyde “The Glide” Drexler in FULL HD 🔥
This man was so good Blazers thought they didn’t need Jordan. He went head to head in the 92 finals against MJ and held his own. He would put up 35 on your favorite player’s head today✌🏻
One of ONLY three players with over 20,000 points, 6,000 rebounds, and 6,000 assists.
Elite All-Around Game: Drexler was a premier scorer, tenacious offensive rebounder (highest average for a guard), and a strong playmaker.
Athleticism: Known for his smooth, "gliding" style, he was an acrobatic finisher and one of the era's best dunkers.
Accolades: 10-time All-Star, 5-time All-NBA selection, 1992 Olympic Dream Team member, and 2004 Hall of Fame inductee.
Postseason Success: Led the Portland Trail Blazers to the NBA Finals in 1990 and 1992, later winning the 1995 NBA Championship with the Houston Rockets.
Durability: Never missed the playoffs in his 15-season career.
So you kids who got your ball knowledge off of TikTok and 2K wake up and watch these full games, don’t be an ignorant fool!
@DimeDropperPod Agreed.
Calling a 5x all star and a 2x all NBA player a role player is crazy work. No “role player” in NBA history averages over 20 a game for a championship team for 7 straight seasons.