The Official 2025/2026 NBA Season - The New York Knicks Are The 2026 NBA CHAMPIONS!!!

[Beeiii]

Payton Pritchard placing the entire Lakers team on ice.
Brought that New England cold weather to L.A......to sweep the Laker for the year
30 points, 8 Assists, 4 rebounds(off the bench)......

 

[Beeiii]

Worthy Not Playing.......
"Celtics smelled weakness."
Celtics 111-89 Lakers
Payton Pritchard: (off the bench) 30 PTS, 4 REB, 8 AST, 6 3PM-
Jaylen Brown: 32 PTS, 8 REB, 7 AST, 3 STL

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/47749111/los-angeles-lakers-cleveland-cavaliers-lebron-james-most-dominant-2017-18-season-ever

 

[M.H.C.]

Mf glitch with the game on the line

 

[therealjondoe]

 

[playahaitian]

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/48014969/kevin-durant-says-plans-play-2028-olympics-los-angeles

 

[CORNBREAD]

 

[Beeiii]

A bunch of L.A. residents (Lakers fans)talking out of their ass.

Everybody knows Jordan shut down a "whole decade"......

 

[CORNBREAD]

 

[Beeiii]

Wade wasn't walking thru that door today

They should have at least honored Pat Riley during a
Sacramento Kings game to guarantee a win for the entire day.
But the Lakers chose death on Pat's historic day....
They fucked up the whole event.

Showtime is rolling in its grave at this year's Lakers team....

 

[Costanza]

Wild that I look at this and instantly think of LeBron.

 

[Costanza]

Dude is closer to twice as many points as Shaq than he is to Shaq’s point total.

 

[therealjondoe]

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

 

[Costanza]

 

[Costanza]

 

[REDLINE]

 

[REDLINE]

Celtics 111
Lakers 89
Boston="Keep my god damn name out of your Ceremony."

Jaylen!

 

[Costanza]

 

[Big Tex]

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

 

[Costanza]

The Heat building a statue in honor of Freddie Kruger statue is still shocking.

 

[REDLINE]

Early entry in next years dunk contest

 

[REDLINE]

Damn didn’t know Vicky was doing’ em like this!

 

[REDLINE]

 

[Costanza]

Franchise Achievement Ranking

1. Bill Russell – Celtics

11 championships, 5 MVPs, dynasty centerpiece.

2. Michael Jordan – Bulls

6 championships, 5 MVPs, 6 Finals MVPs, franchise statistical dominance.

3. Tim Duncan – Spurs

5 championships, 2 MVPs, 3 Finals MVPs, 1,000+ wins.

4. Kobe Bryant – Lakers

5 championships, 2 Finals MVPs, 1 MVP, 20 seasons, franchise scoring leader.

5. Stephen Curry – Warriors

4 championships, 2 MVPs, 1 Finals MVP, era-defining franchise leader.

6. Hakeem Olajuwon – Rockets

2 championships, 2 Finals MVPs, MVP, DPOY, franchise leader in points/blocks.

7. Karl Malone – Jazz

2 MVPs, 2 Finals appearances, franchise leader in points and wins, sustained 18-year dominance.

8. Dirk Nowitzki – Mavericks

1 championship, 1 MVP, 21 seasons, franchise leader in points and wins.

9. Giannis Antetokounmpo – Bucks

1 championship, 2 MVPs, Finals MVP, DPOY.

10. Isiah Thomas – Pistons

2 championships, Finals MVP, franchise leader in assists.

11. Dwyane Wade – Heat

3 championships, 1 Finals MVP, franchise leader in points.

12. Nikola Jokić – Nuggets

1 championship, 3 MVPs, franchise statistical leader in multiple categories.

13. LeBron James – Cavaliers

1 championship, 2 MVPs (Cleveland tenure), multiple Finals appearances.

14. Oscar Robertson – Royals/Kings

1 MVP, triple-double era production, long franchise tenure.

15. Kevin Garnett – Timberwolves tenure

1 MVP, long-term franchise anchor, deep playoff peak in 2004.

16. Allen Iverson – 76ers

1 MVP, Finals appearance, franchise scoring leader.

17. Patrick Ewing – Knicks

Finals appearance, sustained All-NBA center, franchise leader in major categories.

18. Steve Nash – Suns

2 MVPs, multiple Conference Finals appearances.

19. Reggie Miller – Pacers

Finals appearance, franchise scoring leader, long tenure.

20. Dwight Howard – Magic

3 DPOYs, Finals appearance, franchise defensive peak.

21. Kevin Durant – Thunder

1 MVP, Finals appearance, franchise scoring leader.

22. Kyle Lowry – Raptors

1 championship, long-term leadership and playoff success.

23. Damian Lillard – Trail Blazers

Conference Finals appearance, franchise scoring milestones.

24. Dominique Wilkins – Hawks

Scoring leader, multiple All-NBA selections.

25. Chris Paul – Hornets tenure

All-NBA peak seasons, franchise assist leader.

26. Marc Gasol – Grizzlies

DPOY, Conference Finals appearance, franchise defensive anchor.

27. Julius Erving – Nets (NBA tenure only)

Short NBA stint relative to ABA peak years.

28. Chris Paul – Clippers tenure

Sustained playoff appearances, franchise win leader during era.

29. Kemba Walker – Hornets

Multiple All-Star seasons, limited playoff success.

30. John Wall – Wizards

All-NBA peak season, Conference Semifinals ceiling.

 

[Simply Sickenin']

Mf glitch with the game on the line

So even more non-3-point shooters can feel compelled to let it rip from 3.

-"Oh shit the light is on, and I have the ball. I guess I better take this logo 3 before the light goes off."

How about NO!

 

[Costanza]

I blocked this account today.

 

[Costanza]

 

[Costanza]

“This is the last one.”

 

[REDLINE]

He said "It's not that dramatic"

 

[Goingmark40]

Franchise Achievement Ranking

1. Bill Russell – Celtics

11 championships, 5 MVPs, dynasty centerpiece.

2. Michael Jordan – Bulls

6 championships, 5 MVPs, 6 Finals MVPs, franchise statistical dominance.

3. Tim Duncan – Spurs

5 championships, 2 MVPs, 3 Finals MVPs, 1,000+ wins.

4. Kobe Bryant – Lakers

5 championships, 2 Finals MVPs, 1 MVP, 20 seasons, franchise scoring leader.

5. Stephen Curry – Warriors

4 championships, 2 MVPs, 1 Finals MVP, era-defining franchise leader.

6. Hakeem Olajuwon – Rockets

2 championships, 2 Finals MVPs, MVP, DPOY, franchise leader in points/blocks.

7. Karl Malone – Jazz

2 MVPs, 2 Finals appearances, franchise leader in points and wins, sustained 18-year dominance.

8. Dirk Nowitzki – Mavericks

1 championship, 1 MVP, 21 seasons, franchise leader in points and wins.

9. Giannis Antetokounmpo – Bucks

1 championship, 2 MVPs, Finals MVP, DPOY.

10. Isiah Thomas – Pistons

2 championships, Finals MVP, franchise leader in assists.

11. Dwyane Wade – Heat

3 championships, 1 Finals MVP, franchise leader in points.

12. Nikola Jokić – Nuggets

1 championship, 3 MVPs, franchise statistical leader in multiple categories.

13. LeBron James – Cavaliers

1 championship, 2 MVPs (Cleveland tenure), multiple Finals appearances.

14. Oscar Robertson – Royals/Kings

1 MVP, triple-double era production, long franchise tenure.

15. Kevin Garnett – Timberwolves tenure

1 MVP, long-term franchise anchor, deep playoff peak in 2004.

16. Allen Iverson – 76ers

1 MVP, Finals appearance, franchise scoring leader.

17. Patrick Ewing – Knicks

Finals appearance, sustained All-NBA center, franchise leader in major categories.

18. Steve Nash – Suns

2 MVPs, multiple Conference Finals appearances.

19. Reggie Miller – Pacers

Finals appearance, franchise scoring leader, long tenure.

20. Dwight Howard – Magic

3 DPOYs, Finals appearance, franchise defensive peak.

21. Kevin Durant – Thunder

1 MVP, Finals appearance, franchise scoring leader.

22. Kyle Lowry – Raptors

1 championship, long-term leadership and playoff success.

23. Damian Lillard – Trail Blazers

Conference Finals appearance, franchise scoring milestones.

24. Dominique Wilkins – Hawks

Scoring leader, multiple All-NBA selections.

25. Chris Paul – Hornets tenure

All-NBA peak seasons, franchise assist leader.

26. Marc Gasol – Grizzlies

DPOY, Conference Finals appearance, franchise defensive anchor.

27. Julius Erving – Nets (NBA tenure only)

Short NBA stint relative to ABA peak years.

28. Chris Paul – Clippers tenure

Sustained playoff appearances, franchise win leader during era.

29. Kemba Walker – Hornets

Multiple All-Star seasons, limited playoff success.

30. John Wall – Wizards

All-NBA peak season, Conference Semifinals ceiling.

this list is null and void without shaq

 

[M.H.C.]

Considering that me and DJ the same age. I feel some sort of way Ya young punk(in my Dragonfly Jones voice)

 

[chemist]

 

[Costanza]

this list is null and void without shaq

Shaq was the greatest player in the history of what franchise?