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pluto 🖤 retweeted
Jun 11
I think there are a lot of people like myself, who are neither Spurs fans nor Knicks fans, but hoopers who actually played the game—who are disgusted by Fox’s end-game decision, because we know that at NO LEVEL of basketball is that decision ever taught, accepted, or tolerated.
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
Jun 5
Debating MJ, LeBron and Kobe every day really is pathetic. It’s just so effing annoying seeing it on the timeline every single damn day. And that’s just a basketball truth.
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
Jun 4
Niggas so scared to have their own opinions lmao
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Jun 5
if it takes a good/great team to win a championship regardless of the sport. then why are NBA fans so worried about the “help” a superstar player has or does not have? what is the obsession with wanting a team full of g-league players to win an NBA title?
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 30
These kids are shortening words because they can’t spell!!
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 27
Notable voters that voted Scottie Barnes to 2nd team All-Defence:
- David Aldridge
- Tim Bontemps
- Tim Legler
- Dave McMenamin
- Kevin O’Connor
- Candace Parker
- Taylor Rooks
- Bill Simmons
- Michael Wilbon
May 27
Voter selections for the 2025-26 NBA regular-season awards are now available.
A global panel of 100 media members voted on each annual award.
Complete ballots ➡️ pr.nba.com/voting-results-20…
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 27
Notable people that didn’t vote Scottie Barnes to ANY All-Defence team:
- Stephen A Smith
- Rachel Nichols
- Richard Jefferson
- Frank Isola
😂😂😂😂😂😂
May 27
Voter selections for the 2025-26 NBA regular-season awards are now available.
A global panel of 100 media members voted on each annual award.
Complete ballots ➡️ pr.nba.com/voting-results-20…
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 21
It’s crazy what NBA postgame coverage has become. It used to be about game stories and interesting storylines and columns and analysis and coach and player quotes.
Now online postgame coverage is mostly deliberately misleading clips to bait engagement.
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 20
Allat cologne ain’t necessary. 2 sprays playa
May 20
Man to man:
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 18
“Spida bite” is an all-time call.
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
I think for many longtime fans of the NBA, being able to see flaws in our superstars—LeBron in 2011, Magic in 1984, Jordan vs. Bad Boys—and then watch them evolve and overcome, is why we love the league. That’s what we want to see.
One of the better conversations around the 2011 finals that ive heard
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 13
Enjoy Basketball and @TheNBPA announced a new strategic content partnership focused on bringing fans closer to the players’ perspective through original content, live events, and more!
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
Hire FIBA refs. Destroy the whole National Basketball Ref Association
Their contract ends in 2028
May 7
If you're an OKC fan, you'll probably ignore this, and that's okay. As a fan of your team, you have every right to do so.
The deeper issue isn't just SGA - though he polarizes fans the most, and for good (or bad) reason. If the NBA wants to become a watchable sport again, especially in the playoffs, it can't keep going like this.
Yes, the art of drawing fouls has been encouraged by the rules and the way games are officiated. But just because something is technically allowed doesn't make it good or exciting to watch.
As a neutral fan - someone who might be tuning into basketball for the first time, someone from outside the U.S., but also someone who's watched the game for over 30 years - I can only sit here and shake my head.
You think the focus on SGA is unfair because other players flop too? There are levels to this. The scrutiny is magnified because he's the reigning MVP and is likely going to win it again.
So the real question is: how does the NBA move forward? If the league doesn't change the rules or the officiating, why would SGA (or any other star) stop doing it?
Is it fun to watch? Is it good for the sport? Is it a great example for younger players and fans around the world? No. Do I understand why he does it? Absolutely.
Both things can be true at the same time. What's also true is that this has to be addressed and changed - and that responsibility lies mostly with the NBA, not the players.
Video source: @Hero_OfThe_Day
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
May 2
U gotta mute them football niggas when they start talking basketball
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
Apr 27
This is weird.
Dont hate the player, hate the game.
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pluto 🖤 retweeted
Apr 25
Bron proving again there's value beyond just winning a ring. Making the playoffs doing legend shit that makes fans feel something even if ultimately you lose to a better team. It means something. MJ idiots trivialize the game's value into 1 metric bc theyre insecure and miserable
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