#1 overall picks: 2000 — Kenyon Martin (retired) 2001 — Kwame Brown (retired) 2002 — Yao Ming (retired) 2003 — LeBron James (6th in 2025 MVP) 2004 — Dwight Howard (retired) 2005 — Andrew Bogut (retired) 2006 — Andrea Bargnani (retired) 2007 — Greg Oden (retired) 2008 — Derrick Rose (retired) 2009 — Blake Griffin (retired) 2010 — John Wall (retired) 2013 — Anthony Bennett (retired)
BREAKING: Bam set the record for the largest point drop off in consecutive games in NBA history. 62 points. 😳
THE ONLY PLAYERS WITH NOTHING LEFT TO PROVE 👀 LEBRON JAMES STEPH CURRY NIKOLA JOKIC GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO KEVIN DURANT PAUL GEORGE KLAY THOMPSON What would you change? 🤔
Ja Morant looking angry on the sideline tonight. He does not want to be there.
The Bulls and Pelicans are currently working on a trade centered around Zion 🫣
BREAKING🚨 There are concerns among many league personnel that the former second-overall pick may not play again over concerns with his medical records
Heat won playoff games where: Bosh scored 0 points Wade scored 4 points Wade scored 6 points Bosh scored 7 points Bosh scored 7 points Bosh scored 7 points Bosh scored 8 points Bosh scored 9 points Bosh scored 9 points Bosh scored 9 points Bosh scored 9 points Bosh scored 9 points But never won a SINGLE PLAYOFF GAME when LeBron scored 15 or less. That is NOT A SUPERTEAM. A superteam is a team that can win when their best player doesn’t play well.
Top 10 3-level scorers of all time 1.KD 2.Kobe 3.Kyrie 4.Embiid 5.Kawhi 6.Harden 7.Curry 8. PG 9.Melo 10.Dirk
Luka winning MVP is the easiest call I’ve ever seen
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