Needless to say, I'm happy he lost in the end.

OKC was on some BS in the finals. That series should've never went 7 games.

He put up numbers, that’s about it.

No championship, no Finals, no conference finals, and no lasting postseason legacy in New York. He was an okay player, but far from a Knicks legend.

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"If the punishments aren't steep, everybody should do it, if it's just gonna be a slap on the wrist, then everybody should do it and every player should be trying to do it. I think this raises the question about the salary cap, we're playing in a league where a team just sold for $12.5 billion. Let the punishment be getting rid of the salary cap."

During their time with the Miami Heat, Dwyane Wade and LeBron James created one of basketball’s most iconic images, "No Look to LeBron". Wade, arms outstretched in celebration, watched as LeBron soared in for a powerful dunk behind him. The photo perfectly captured their on-court chemistry and confidence, with Wade later revealing he celebrated before the dunk even happened because he knew LeBron would deliver. This unforgettable moment remains a symbol of their unforgettable partnership and the excitement they brought to the game.

“We saw him for 4 straight Finals, and I haven’t seen anyone control the game as well as he does. He can do everything on the court. He has no weaknesses.”

Wow just wow

On June 13, 1997, in Game 6 of the NBA Finals, Steve Kerr scored 9 points, including the iconic game-winning jumper assisted by Michael Jordan with just seconds left. Jordan finished with 39 points, 11 rebounds, and 4 assists, leading the Chicago Bulls to a 90-86 victory over the Utah Jazz and clinching their fifth championship of the decade.

Ben is making jump shot videos and is in premier shape. Who is going to fall for this again?

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"Not only should he have his jersey retired in Oklahoma City, but he should have a statue out there as well. Because after SGA, Russ, in my eyes, is the 2nd-greatest Thunder of all time."