r/NBATalk • • Jun 14 '26

THE NEW YORK KNICKS ARE YOUR 2026 NBA CHAMPIONS 🚨🚨🚨

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r/NBATalk • • 3h ago

Coldest photographs in NBA history?

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971 Upvotes

I'll start


r/NBATalk • • 6h ago

Is this a travel?

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r/NBATalk • • 5h ago

Do you agree with this list?

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r/NBATalk • • 10h ago

Assuming the parity continues in 2027 with a ninth different champion I think it will be the Timberwolves and I’m not a Wolves fan. Four out of the five teams with the most playoff wins since 2022 won a championship. The lone exception is Minnesota.

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And the Western Conference has had 7 different conference champions in the last seven finals.


r/NBATalk • • 13h ago

Was MJ really the second most popular celebrity in the world during the 1990s? Behind only Michael Jackson ?

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r/NBATalk • • 2h ago

I would go 0-for-30 before I would go 0-for-9. 0-for-9 means you beat yourself, you psyched yourself out of the game... because you've just now lost confidence in yourself."-Kobe Bryant

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Good or Bad mentality?


r/NBATalk • • 45m ago

Jordan was just incredible man

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r/NBATalk • • 3h ago

Devin finally let it go

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r/NBATalk • • 1h ago

Someone tell me a more disappointing Tenure for a Superstar caliber Player than Kawhi Leonard’s tenure with the Clippers?

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r/NBATalk • • 4h ago

2018 bron was different.

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r/NBATalk • • 7h ago

League sources have been wondering if Michael Rubin convinced LeBron James to sign with the Sixers at Fanatics Fest. In addition to owning Fanatics, Rubin is known for his annual parties that are considered spiritual successors to Diddy's white parties.

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r/NBATalk • • 13h ago

Wait what? Well dang imagine a 6’11 police officer chasing you down and man handling you lol

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190 Upvotes

I read that Amare went through rigorous training for months and it wasn't just given to him based off who he is


r/NBATalk • • 5h ago

NBA fun fact: Jerry Stackhouse scored more points in a single season (2,380) than Stephen Curry ever did (2,375)

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The best bucket to never make the HOF. He also had more points in a single season than Shaq and walked on 30 PPG grounds.

FYI, Stack scored 2,380 pts in 2000-01 and Stephen Curry scored 2,375 pts in 2015-16 the unanimous MVP.


r/NBATalk • • 4h ago

Jimmy Buckets lives in my head rent free

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Is 2026. It's been 6 years. But I can't get the fact that Jimmy Butler started an overpriced coffee business in Disneyland while making it to the finals with the Heat. I forgot he made it to the finals, but I remember the coffee.


r/NBATalk • • 5h ago

Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in recorded history, standing next to a regulation 10-foot NBA hoop

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Robert Wadlow stood 8 ft 11 in (2.72 m) tall. I wanted to visualise just how extraordinary his height was by comparing his proportions with a regulation NBA basketball hoop.

The rim is 10 feet (3.05 m) above the floor. This reconstruction shows Wadlow standing beside the hoop with his arm extended overhead, using the standard hoop and backboard dimensions as a reference.

His estimated maximum standing reach is nearly 11.5 feet, which would put his fingertips well above the rim.

Obviously, this is a proportional reconstruction rather than an actual photograph of Wadlow performing this measurement. I thought seeing the scale alongside something familiar like a basketball hoop would make his height easier to comprehend.

How surreal would it have been to see someone that tall in the NBA?


r/NBATalk • • 8h ago

When Kobe silenced the defending champ Spurs in 08

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PTS: 29.2
REB: 5.6
AST: 3.8
STL: 1.6
MIN: 40.2
Efficiency: 53.3% FG | 33.3% 3PT | 90.9% FT (58.5% True Shooting)

Game 1: 27 PTS, 5 REB, 9 AST (LAL wins 89-85)
Game 2: 22 PTS, 5 REB, 5 AST (LAL wins 101-71)
Game 3: 30 PTS, 5 REB, 1 AST (SAS wins 103-84)
Game 4: 28 PTS, 10 REB, 1 AST (LAL wins 93-91 on the road)
Game 5: 39 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST — 17 points in the 4th quarter to close out the series (LAL wins 100-92)

Total dominance.


r/NBATalk • • 1d ago

Nick Wright is represented by Klutch Sports and has business dealings with Rich Paul. Rich Paul founded Klutch Sports and is LeBron James agent.

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r/NBATalk • • 2h ago

Cade was right. Media hates on Detroit and never actually watch games.

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The hate gotta stop and we aren’t talking playoffs.


r/NBATalk • • 27m ago

Was Jordan good enough to skip college and go straight to the NBA?

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r/NBATalk • • 3h ago

Who would win an NBA Dunk contest between Prime Michael Jordan and Zach Lavine?

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r/NBATalk • • 23h ago

What’s a controversial NBA take that you would stand on no matter how many people disagree?

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Mine is that fan obsession with "ring culture" has completely ruined how we evaluate individual greatness, and an elite player's legacy shouldn't be penalized just because they didn't happen to play for a historically competent front office.


r/NBATalk • • 1h ago

Who broke the backboard better? Lebron or Jordan

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r/NBATalk • • 2h ago

Carmelo Anthony was him

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where do ya have Melo ranked all time


r/NBATalk • • 18h ago

My hottest take: Kevin Garnett was the best basketball player on Earth in 2004

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Won MVP near unanimously, led the league in total points, led the league in total rebounds, led the league in win shares. All-NBA and All-Defensive first team. In the playoffs, had one of the best game sevens ever (32 points, 21 rebounds, 4 steals, 5 blocks) to take an extremely weak & injury-rife Minnesota roster to WCF.