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Paris Saint-Germain have done it. After years of heartbreak, superteams, and near-misses, the club has finally captured its first-ever Champions League title. For the players, the fans, and the city it was supposed to be a night of pure euphoria. A dream realized. A curse broken. But that dream turned into a nightmare. As thousands flooded the streets of Paris in celebration, the mood shifted. Fights erupted. Crowds surged. Clashes with police spiraled out of control. What started as joy descended into chaos. Two lives were lost. Many were injured. Hundreds were arrested. A historic night on the pitch became a tragedy in the streets. While PSG hoist the most coveted trophy in European football, the city mourns. A moment meant for jubilation now carries a deep, tragic shadow. Our thoughts are with those affected on a night that was supposed to unite, not divide.
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Paris Saint-Germain have done it. After years of heartbreak, superteams, and near-misses, the club has finally captured its first-ever Champions League title. For the players, the fans, and the city it was supposed to be a night of pure euphoria. A dream realized. A curse broken. But that dream turned into a nightmare. As thousands flooded the streets of Paris in celebration, the mood shifted. Fights erupted. Crowds surged. Clashes with police spiraled out of control. What started as joy descended into chaos. Two lives were lost. Many were injured. Hundreds were arrested. A historic night on the pitch became a tragedy in the streets. While PSG hoist the most coveted trophy in European football, the city mourns. A moment meant for jubilation now carries a deep, tragic shadow. Our thoughts are with those affected on a night that was supposed to unite, not divide.
The Mavs are down bad. Even after the infamous Luka-AD trade, nobody expected a start this rough. Besides being riddled with injuries, their shooting has been abysmal. They have seven players shooting below 30% from three (min. 10 attempts). The drop off for some of those is wild compared to last season: PJ Washington - 38.1 📉 27.5 3P% Klay Thompson - 39.1 📉 26.4 3P% Brandon Williams - 40.0 📉 18.8 3P% Granted, the season is still young, and the numbers should stabilize. But Dallas took a gamble in putting their rookie forward Cooper Flagg as their starting point guard. A gamble that backfired. Luka wasn't just a scorer; he could put his teammates in great spots offensively. Exactly what today's Mavs are missing dearly.
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The Mavs are down bad. Even after the infamous Luka-AD trade, nobody expected a start this rough. Besides being riddled with injuries, their shooting has been abysmal. They have seven players shooting below 30% from three (min. 10 attempts). The drop off for some of those is wild compared to last season: PJ Washington - 38.1 📉 27.5 3P% Klay Thompson - 39.1 📉 26.4 3P% Brandon Williams - 40.0 📉 18.8 3P% Granted, the season is still young, and the numbers should stabilize. But Dallas took a gamble in putting their rookie forward Cooper Flagg as their starting point guard. A gamble that backfired. Luka wasn't just a scorer; he could put his teammates in great spots offensively. Exactly what today's Mavs are missing dearly.
Anthony Edwards is ending an era. First he took out his idol- one of the greatest scorers of all time in Kevin Durant. Then he took out the greatest player of this generation, handing LeBron James a first round exit in possibly his final playoff run. Who’s left? The last GOAT of this era. The greatest shooter to ever live. The Baby Faced Assassin. And funny enough... ANT might get a chance to take out Steph Curry in the next round. OG KILLER!
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Anthony Edwards is ending an era. First he took out his idol- one of the greatest scorers of all time in Kevin Durant. Then he took out the greatest player of this generation, handing LeBron James a first round exit in possibly his final playoff run. Who’s left? The last GOAT of this era. The greatest shooter to ever live. The Baby Faced Assassin. And funny enough... ANT might get a chance to take out Steph Curry in the next round. OG KILLER!
The Giannis exit rumors are about to hit another level this offseason 👀 And one team that has been lurking for years? The Warriors. Golden State made a call to the Bucks at the trade deadline, per Brett Siegel. This was right after missing out on Kevin Durant and before landing Jimmy Butler. Now, trading for Giannis would basically mean one thing: You would have to move Jimmy. Since arriving at the deadline, Butler has quickly become a perfect fit with Curry. The chemistry has been real. The energy has been different. If Giannis becomes available this summer, the Warriors would face a brutal decision. Would they trade Butler, throw in assets, and chase a Curry-Giannis superteam? Or risk disrupting the chemistry that’s been so key to their recent success? Other teams are better positioned with stronger offers. The odds would be stacked against Golden State. Still, if you have a shot at Giannis, can you really pass it up? Stay loyal to what you just built or swing for a once-in-a-generation talent.
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The Giannis exit rumors are about to hit another level this offseason 👀 And one team that has been lurking for years? The Warriors. Golden State made a call to the Bucks at the trade deadline, per Brett Siegel. This was right after missing out on Kevin Durant and before landing Jimmy Butler. Now, trading for Giannis would basically mean one thing: You would have to move Jimmy. Since arriving at the deadline, Butler has quickly become a perfect fit with Curry. The chemistry has been real. The energy has been different. If Giannis becomes available this summer, the Warriors would face a brutal decision. Would they trade Butler, throw in assets, and chase a Curry-Giannis superteam? Or risk disrupting the chemistry that’s been so key to their recent success? Other teams are better positioned with stronger offers. The odds would be stacked against Golden State. Still, if you have a shot at Giannis, can you really pass it up? Stay loyal to what you just built or swing for a once-in-a-generation talent.
Nico Harrison's gotta be the happiest dude in the world right now. After being the most despised man in Dallas the last few months, the Mavs lucked into the #1 pick in the NBA Draft. 🔹Trades Luka to Lakers 🔹Tanks enough to get into the lottery 🔹Turns a 1.8% chance into the #1 pick Now he's gonna look like a mad genius. But he wasn't the first to have ridiculously good draft mojo. The Pelicans pulled off similar miracles...TWICE! Most recently in 2019, courtesy of luckbox David Griffin, their VP of Basketball Operations at the time. 🔹AD misses 21 of last 36 games 🔹Pels end with 7th-worst record 🔹Griffin gets hired by Pelicans 🔹Lucks into #1 pick 🔹Agrees to trade Anthony Davis to Lakers 🔹Drafts Zion Williamson Prior to that, New Orleans GM Dell Demps traded the franchise's first true star in order to get AD in the first place. 🔹Trades Chris Paul to Clippers 2 weeks before season 🔹New Orleans goes from playoffs to 3rd-worst record 🔹Lucks into #1 pick 🔹Drafts Anthony Davis These stories follow the same rhythm: a star wants out, gets traded to a Los Angeles team, the season slips, and luck (or something else?) delivers a fresh start. No matter how messy it looks in the moment, sometimes the best move is just to stay patient and hope the basketball gods show up.
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Nico Harrison's gotta be the happiest dude in the world right now. After being the most despised man in Dallas the last few months, the Mavs lucked into the #1 pick in the NBA Draft. 🔹Trades Luka to Lakers 🔹Tanks enough to get into the lottery 🔹Turns a 1.8% chance into the #1 pick Now he's gonna look like a mad genius. But he wasn't the first to have ridiculously good draft mojo. The Pelicans pulled off similar miracles...TWICE! Most recently in 2019, courtesy of luckbox David Griffin, their VP of Basketball Operations at the time. 🔹AD misses 21 of last 36 games 🔹Pels end with 7th-worst record 🔹Griffin gets hired by Pelicans 🔹Lucks into #1 pick 🔹Agrees to trade Anthony Davis to Lakers 🔹Drafts Zion Williamson Prior to that, New Orleans GM Dell Demps traded the franchise's first true star in order to get AD in the first place. 🔹Trades Chris Paul to Clippers 2 weeks before season 🔹New Orleans goes from playoffs to 3rd-worst record 🔹Lucks into #1 pick 🔹Drafts Anthony Davis These stories follow the same rhythm: a star wants out, gets traded to a Los Angeles team, the season slips, and luck (or something else?) delivers a fresh start. No matter how messy it looks in the moment, sometimes the best move is just to stay patient and hope the basketball gods show up.
This is insane. The OKC Thunder are absolutely DOMINATING the league, and their supposed starting five has played a grand total of...ZERO minutes together?! Seriously, read that again. ZERO. MINUTES. We're witnessing something truly wild here. ⚡ The Thunder join the 1969-70 Knicks and the 2015-16 Warriors as the only teams in history to reach this mark. They are actively threatening the 73-9 wins record, the one everyone thought was untouchable. ⚡ OKC is crushing opponents by an average of +16.2 points per game. This pace is on track to smash their own NBA record of +12.9 set last season and is a higher margin than even the '96 Bulls or '16 Warriors had at this point. ⚡ Shai is playing so efficiently, the Thunder are blowing out teams so badly that he ranks outside the top 240 in total minutes played in the fourth quarter. Yet, somehow, he still leads the entire league in clutch points scored. He's winning games before they even get close. The injuries to key guys like Jalen Williams, Dort, and Hartenstein would have been a season killer for almost any other contender. For OKC, it's simply a testament to their ridiculous depth. We haven't even seen the final form of the Thunder, and they are already making history. (H/T /u/Interesting-List-641) #nba #basketball #thunder
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This is insane. The OKC Thunder are absolutely DOMINATING the league, and their supposed starting five has played a grand total of...ZERO minutes together?! Seriously, read that again. ZERO. MINUTES. We're witnessing something truly wild here. ⚡ The Thunder join the 1969-70 Knicks and the 2015-16 Warriors as the only teams in history to reach this mark. They are actively threatening the 73-9 wins record, the one everyone thought was untouchable. ⚡ OKC is crushing opponents by an average of +16.2 points per game. This pace is on track to smash their own NBA record of +12.9 set last season and is a higher margin than even the '96 Bulls or '16 Warriors had at this point. ⚡ Shai is playing so efficiently, the Thunder are blowing out teams so badly that he ranks outside the top 240 in total minutes played in the fourth quarter. Yet, somehow, he still leads the entire league in clutch points scored. He's winning games before they even get close. The injuries to key guys like Jalen Williams, Dort, and Hartenstein would have been a season killer for almost any other contender. For OKC, it's simply a testament to their ridiculous depth. We haven't even seen the final form of the Thunder, and they are already making history. (H/T /u/Interesting-List-641) #nba #basketball #thunder
In 2024, Luka Dončić delivered one of the most 𝘴𝘶𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘭 playoff performances the game has ever seen. Points? His. Assists? His. Rebounds? His. Steals? His. Threes? His. Luka led all postseason players in totals in 𝗳𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝘀𝗶𝘅 major statistical categories. It was the kind of run that redefined what it meant to carry a team. Luka wasn’t part of the system...he 𝘄𝗮𝘀 the system. Then came 2025. And everything changed. The league does not revolve around one player anymore. 🔹 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is leading all scorers with 638 points. That's 108 more than the runner-up Jalen Brunson. 🔹Karl-Anthony Towns, often overlooked in the league’s big-man conversations, is the leading rebounder with 209 boards. Unless Chet grabs 24 rebounds over the next one or two games, KAT will add Top Rebounder of 2025 Playoffs to his list of accolades. 🔹 Tyrese Haliburton's dominating the assists department. He has 192 assists so far. 2nd place Shai has 136. That's a 34% difference 🤯 🔹Alex Caruso, a role player by title but a star in impact, is leading all players in steals with 42 over 21 games. Him and Shai (2nd with 37 steals) have really set the tone on defense for this young Thunder team. 🔹And then there's Aaron Nesmith, perhaps the most surprising name of all, drilling threes night after night. His 57 threes are by far the most this postseason; Brunson and Haliburton both hit 48. Five different categories. Five different names. Three different teams. 2025 didn’t crown a singular alpha. And that makes Luka's insane 2024 run even more 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝘃𝗲.
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In 2024, Luka Dončić delivered one of the most 𝘴𝘶𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘭 playoff performances the game has ever seen. Points? His. Assists? His. Rebounds? His. Steals? His. Threes? His. Luka led all postseason players in totals in 𝗳𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝘀𝗶𝘅 major statistical categories. It was the kind of run that redefined what it meant to carry a team. Luka wasn’t part of the system...he 𝘄𝗮𝘀 the system. Then came 2025. And everything changed. The league does not revolve around one player anymore. 🔹 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is leading all scorers with 638 points. That's 108 more than the runner-up Jalen Brunson. 🔹Karl-Anthony Towns, often overlooked in the league’s big-man conversations, is the leading rebounder with 209 boards. Unless Chet grabs 24 rebounds over the next one or two games, KAT will add Top Rebounder of 2025 Playoffs to his list of accolades. 🔹 Tyrese Haliburton's dominating the assists department. He has 192 assists so far. 2nd place Shai has 136. That's a 34% difference 🤯 🔹Alex Caruso, a role player by title but a star in impact, is leading all players in steals with 42 over 21 games. Him and Shai (2nd with 37 steals) have really set the tone on defense for this young Thunder team. 🔹And then there's Aaron Nesmith, perhaps the most surprising name of all, drilling threes night after night. His 57 threes are by far the most this postseason; Brunson and Haliburton both hit 48. Five different categories. Five different names. Three different teams. 2025 didn’t crown a singular alpha. And that makes Luka's insane 2024 run even more 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝘃𝗲.
Victor Wembanyama is different… 😂 (via @tomerazarly)
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Victor Wembanyama is different… 😂 (via @tomerazarly)
The 2024-25 All-NBA First Team is straight outta a redemption arc. 🃏 Nikola Jokic used to get clowned next to a Taco Bell commercial. Now he’s carving out a legacy as the greatest passing big of all time—with rings, MVPs, and centers in fear. 🦌 Giannis Antetokounmpo came into the league looking like he needed a meal. Now he's the Greek Freak who consumes 50 pieces of chicken nuggets after dropping 50 to secure a title. ☘️ Jayson Tatum got cooked online for having “zero aura.” Now he’s leading Boston with that championship aura and a ring on his finger. 🕷️ Donovan Mitchell once lost Rookie of the Year to a guy who can’t shoot. Now he’s a walking bucket, built for playoff smoke and ready to torch whoever’s in front of him. ⚡️ Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was a trade piece. Now he’s an MVP on a 68-win juggernaut and the smoothest killer in OKC since Durant. All five had to fight their way up. Now they’re the face of the league. From overlooked to unstoppable.
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The 2024-25 All-NBA First Team is straight outta a redemption arc. 🃏 Nikola Jokic used to get clowned next to a Taco Bell commercial. Now he’s carving out a legacy as the greatest passing big of all time—with rings, MVPs, and centers in fear. 🦌 Giannis Antetokounmpo came into the league looking like he needed a meal. Now he's the Greek Freak who consumes 50 pieces of chicken nuggets after dropping 50 to secure a title. ☘️ Jayson Tatum got cooked online for having “zero aura.” Now he’s leading Boston with that championship aura and a ring on his finger. 🕷️ Donovan Mitchell once lost Rookie of the Year to a guy who can’t shoot. Now he’s a walking bucket, built for playoff smoke and ready to torch whoever’s in front of him. ⚡️ Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was a trade piece. Now he’s an MVP on a 68-win juggernaut and the smoothest killer in OKC since Durant. All five had to fight their way up. Now they’re the face of the league. From overlooked to unstoppable.
We really need to talk about how Steph Curry has more career 3-pointers than free throws. It makes zero sense when you actually think about it. Most superstars in NBA history live at the line to get their points, but Steph is out here doing the opposite. It is the ultimate pure hooper stat. To put that into perspective, look at James Harden. The Beard is a legend in his own right with 3,288 threes, but he has a massive 8,432 free throws. Harden basically built an empire at the line while Steph decided to just never miss from the parking lot. We are officially watching a one-of-one career. Are we ever going to see another superstar finish their time in the league with more threes than free throws? It feels like we’re witnessing a record that might actually be more unbreakable than the 4,000 threes themselves. #nba #basketball #stephcurry
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We really need to talk about how Steph Curry has more career 3-pointers than free throws. It makes zero sense when you actually think about it. Most superstars in NBA history live at the line to get their points, but Steph is out here doing the opposite. It is the ultimate pure hooper stat. To put that into perspective, look at James Harden. The Beard is a legend in his own right with 3,288 threes, but he has a massive 8,432 free throws. Harden basically built an empire at the line while Steph decided to just never miss from the parking lot. We are officially watching a one-of-one career. Are we ever going to see another superstar finish their time in the league with more threes than free throws? It feels like we’re witnessing a record that might actually be more unbreakable than the 4,000 threes themselves. #nba #basketball #stephcurry
It’s wild to think that out of all the teammates Kobe Bryant had during his 20 years with the Lakers, only D’Angelo Russell, Jordan Clarkson, Julius Randle, and Larry Nance Jr. are still in the league. No more Pau. No more Dwight. No more Metta. Even guys like Nick Young and Lou Williams are long gone. These four were just getting started when Kobe was saying goodbye. Now they’re the last ones standing.
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It’s wild to think that out of all the teammates Kobe Bryant had during his 20 years with the Lakers, only D’Angelo Russell, Jordan Clarkson, Julius Randle, and Larry Nance Jr. are still in the league. No more Pau. No more Dwight. No more Metta. Even guys like Nick Young and Lou Williams are long gone. These four were just getting started when Kobe was saying goodbye. Now they’re the last ones standing.
The Bengals’ worst nightmare just became reality, Joe Burrow will miss the next 3 months. Now Cincinnati is staring down a brutal question: stick with Jake Browning or bring in reinforcements? Browning has grit, but can he carry a contender through the heart of the AFC? Names already swirling: 🔸Andy Dalton, the veteran who once led the Bengals to five straight playoff berths. 🔸Jimmy Garoppolo, battle-tested, playoff-proven, when healthy. 🔸Shedeur Sanders, the most intriguing player on the list 🔸Jameis Winston, fearless, gunslinger mentality, but risky. The Bengals still have the weapons. What they don’t have is clarity at quarterback. The clock is ticking. Do they ride it out with Browning, or make the bold move that could save their season?
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The Bengals’ worst nightmare just became reality, Joe Burrow will miss the next 3 months. Now Cincinnati is staring down a brutal question: stick with Jake Browning or bring in reinforcements? Browning has grit, but can he carry a contender through the heart of the AFC? Names already swirling: 🔸Andy Dalton, the veteran who once led the Bengals to five straight playoff berths. 🔸Jimmy Garoppolo, battle-tested, playoff-proven, when healthy. 🔸Shedeur Sanders, the most intriguing player on the list 🔸Jameis Winston, fearless, gunslinger mentality, but risky. The Bengals still have the weapons. What they don’t have is clarity at quarterback. The clock is ticking. Do they ride it out with Browning, or make the bold move that could save their season?
A former Laker will win the championship this year. Each team remaining has a player who used to wear the purple and gold: 🏀 Wolves: Julius Randle 🏀 Thunder: Alex Caruso 🏀 Knicks: Josh Hart 🏀 Pacers: Thomas Bryant Randle and Hart were both young, developing players on the Lakers - before getting shipped to the Pelicans for AD. Alex Caruso's journey started with the Lakers, going from a 2-way D-League player to an NBA champion. Thomas Bryant played his rookie year with the Lakers, then signed with them again in 2022. Bryant has already won a chip for a different team, as he was traded from the Lakers to the title-winning Nuggets in 2023. Now, one of these 4 former Lakers will win the title this year.
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A former Laker will win the championship this year. Each team remaining has a player who used to wear the purple and gold: 🏀 Wolves: Julius Randle 🏀 Thunder: Alex Caruso 🏀 Knicks: Josh Hart 🏀 Pacers: Thomas Bryant Randle and Hart were both young, developing players on the Lakers - before getting shipped to the Pelicans for AD. Alex Caruso's journey started with the Lakers, going from a 2-way D-League player to an NBA champion. Thomas Bryant played his rookie year with the Lakers, then signed with them again in 2022. Bryant has already won a chip for a different team, as he was traded from the Lakers to the title-winning Nuggets in 2023. Now, one of these 4 former Lakers will win the title this year.
It’s about time. Warriors are finally expected to aggressively pursue a legit center this offseason, per Shams. They’ve tried everything: 🔸 Turning Draymond into a full-time 5 🔸 Leaning on Looney for 82 games + deep playoff runs 🔸 Hoping Wiseman would figure it out 🔸 Betting on TJD’s upside But every year, the same story…outmatched in the paint when it matters most. Now with Steph aging and Jimmy in win-now mode, the message is clear: No more makeshift lineups. No more undersized matchups. Golden State wants a real big. The small-ball era might be coming to an end.
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It’s about time. Warriors are finally expected to aggressively pursue a legit center this offseason, per Shams. They’ve tried everything: 🔸 Turning Draymond into a full-time 5 🔸 Leaning on Looney for 82 games + deep playoff runs 🔸 Hoping Wiseman would figure it out 🔸 Betting on TJD’s upside But every year, the same story…outmatched in the paint when it matters most. Now with Steph aging and Jimmy in win-now mode, the message is clear: No more makeshift lineups. No more undersized matchups. Golden State wants a real big. The small-ball era might be coming to an end.
Next season, the Rockets will enter the court with one of the most physically unique rosters in the NBA. As pointed out by BradeauxNBA on X, the Rockets have several players with 7-foot-plus wingspans.  Giving Houston a clear advantage in both defense and rebounding. Kevin Durant – 7’5”  Steven Adams – 7’4.5”  Clint Capela – 7’4.5”  Tari Eason – 7’2”  Jabari Smith Jr. – 7’1”  Amen Thompson – 7’0”  Jeff Green – 7’1”  Alperen Şengün – 7’0”  Josh Okogie – 7’0”  The cherry on top: Dorian Finney-Smith, with a 6’11.5” wingspan, rounds out a roster that will be difficult to attack over or around. This combination of size, reach, and mobility gives the Rockets the potential to disrupt opponents.  With length across multiple positions, Houston can protect the rim, contest perimeter shots, and create matchup problems throughout the lineup. The Rockets are a true League Pass team.
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Next season, the Rockets will enter the court with one of the most physically unique rosters in the NBA. As pointed out by BradeauxNBA on X, the Rockets have several players with 7-foot-plus wingspans.  Giving Houston a clear advantage in both defense and rebounding. Kevin Durant – 7’5”  Steven Adams – 7’4.5”  Clint Capela – 7’4.5”  Tari Eason – 7’2”  Jabari Smith Jr. – 7’1”  Amen Thompson – 7’0”  Jeff Green – 7’1”  Alperen Şengün – 7’0”  Josh Okogie – 7’0”  The cherry on top: Dorian Finney-Smith, with a 6’11.5” wingspan, rounds out a roster that will be difficult to attack over or around. This combination of size, reach, and mobility gives the Rockets the potential to disrupt opponents.  With length across multiple positions, Houston can protect the rim, contest perimeter shots, and create matchup problems throughout the lineup. The Rockets are a true League Pass team.
The Golden State Warriors enter the 2025-26 season with a guard room that feels both loaded…and logjammed. When you stack it up, their backcourt rotation looks like this: 🔹 Seth Curry – 6’1” 🔹 Stephen Curry – 6’2” 🔹 Gary Payton II – 6’2” 🔹 De’Anthony Melton – 6’2” 🔹 Brandin Podziemski – 6’4” 🔹 Buddy Hield – 6’4” 🔹 Moses Moody – 6’5” That’s seven guards, all 6’5” or shorter. The good news? That’s a lot of shooting, spacing, and ballhandling. The bad news? It’s also a lot of redundancy. Steve Kerr has always leaned small, but this rotation leaves major questions: 🔹 How do you balance minutes between Steph, his brother Seth, and high-IQ guard Podziemski? 🔹 Does Melton’s defense overlap too much with GPII’s? 🔹 Where does Buddy Hield fit, especially if his shot isn’t falling? 🔹 Can Moody finally break through in a crowded guard mix? Golden State’s roster screams skill, but at some point, size matters. Seven guys 6’5” and under in one rotation is asking for trouble on defense and rebounding. The Warriors’ backcourt is deep, but also dangerously redundant. Something has to give. #nba #warriors #basketball
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The Golden State Warriors enter the 2025-26 season with a guard room that feels both loaded…and logjammed. When you stack it up, their backcourt rotation looks like this: 🔹 Seth Curry – 6’1” 🔹 Stephen Curry – 6’2” 🔹 Gary Payton II – 6’2” 🔹 De’Anthony Melton – 6’2” 🔹 Brandin Podziemski – 6’4” 🔹 Buddy Hield – 6’4” 🔹 Moses Moody – 6’5” That’s seven guards, all 6’5” or shorter. The good news? That’s a lot of shooting, spacing, and ballhandling. The bad news? It’s also a lot of redundancy. Steve Kerr has always leaned small, but this rotation leaves major questions: 🔹 How do you balance minutes between Steph, his brother Seth, and high-IQ guard Podziemski? 🔹 Does Melton’s defense overlap too much with GPII’s? 🔹 Where does Buddy Hield fit, especially if his shot isn’t falling? 🔹 Can Moody finally break through in a crowded guard mix? Golden State’s roster screams skill, but at some point, size matters. Seven guys 6’5” and under in one rotation is asking for trouble on defense and rebounding. The Warriors’ backcourt is deep, but also dangerously redundant. Something has to give. #nba #warriors #basketball
Three straight losing seasons. Three swings at the No. 1 pick, and three brutal misses. 📉 2023: 9% odds — no Victor Wembanyama 📉 2024: 12.5% odds — no Zaccharie Risacher 📉 2025: 14% odds — no Cooper Flagg The Jazz just can’t catch a break. The losses stack up, and the lottery never falls their way. No superstar. No reset button. Meanwhile, Dallas hits on 1.8%. But maybe—just maybe—the universe is saving something bigger. AJ Dybantsa is coming in 2026.
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Three straight losing seasons. Three swings at the No. 1 pick, and three brutal misses. 📉 2023: 9% odds — no Victor Wembanyama 📉 2024: 12.5% odds — no Zaccharie Risacher 📉 2025: 14% odds — no Cooper Flagg The Jazz just can’t catch a break. The losses stack up, and the lottery never falls their way. No superstar. No reset button. Meanwhile, Dallas hits on 1.8%. But maybe—just maybe—the universe is saving something bigger. AJ Dybantsa is coming in 2026.
One of the most improbable stories in the history of sports just suffered the cruelest possible ending. Haliburton has heard it all. Overrated, underrated, star, not a star…but at the end of the day he made it to Game 7 of the NBA Finals. And he showed up. Came out firing. Doing everything people said he couldn’t. Then he heard that fatal pop, and suddenly it was over. It’s a long way back to this stage, and Haliburton’s path will be even longer. But for a guy who’s proven everyone wrong for 3 months straight… We know he’ll be back.
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One of the most improbable stories in the history of sports just suffered the cruelest possible ending. Haliburton has heard it all. Overrated, underrated, star, not a star…but at the end of the day he made it to Game 7 of the NBA Finals. And he showed up. Came out firing. Doing everything people said he couldn’t. Then he heard that fatal pop, and suddenly it was over. It’s a long way back to this stage, and Haliburton’s path will be even longer. But for a guy who’s proven everyone wrong for 3 months straight… We know he’ll be back.
Tyrese Haliburton is now the only remaining player from Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics. They were called "The Avengers" for how stacked they were - and they won gold to back it up. But 10 months later, every member of the team is sitting at home, except one: ⭐️ LeBron James ⭐️ Steph Curry ⭐️ Kevin Durant ⭐️ Devin Booker ⭐️ Joel Embiid ⭐️ Anthony Davis ⭐️ Bam Adebayo ⭐️ Anthony Edwards ⭐️ Jayson Tatum ⭐️ Jrue Holiday ⭐️ Derrick White Only Tyrese Haliburton remains. And Hali barely played in that Team USA run. Because of how loaded the roster was, he played in just 3 games, putting up 2.7 PPG. Now, he looks like a man on a mission in the playoffs. Wild comebacks. Insane buzzer-beaters. A floor general masterclass. He may have gotten benched last summer. But now, he's the only one still standing. And he's got a chance to put a ring next to his Olympics gold.
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Tyrese Haliburton is now the only remaining player from Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics. They were called "The Avengers" for how stacked they were - and they won gold to back it up. But 10 months later, every member of the team is sitting at home, except one: ⭐️ LeBron James ⭐️ Steph Curry ⭐️ Kevin Durant ⭐️ Devin Booker ⭐️ Joel Embiid ⭐️ Anthony Davis ⭐️ Bam Adebayo ⭐️ Anthony Edwards ⭐️ Jayson Tatum ⭐️ Jrue Holiday ⭐️ Derrick White Only Tyrese Haliburton remains. And Hali barely played in that Team USA run. Because of how loaded the roster was, he played in just 3 games, putting up 2.7 PPG. Now, he looks like a man on a mission in the playoffs. Wild comebacks. Insane buzzer-beaters. A floor general masterclass. He may have gotten benched last summer. But now, he's the only one still standing. And he's got a chance to put a ring next to his Olympics gold.
Injuries are an unavoidable part of the game, and some teams are more unlucky than others 😞 Which team's season will be affected by injuries the most?
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Injuries are an unavoidable part of the game, and some teams are more unlucky than others 😞 Which team's season will be affected by injuries the most?

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