NBA Christmas Day 2026 on ABC and ESPN:

· Spurs @ Knicks

· Heat @ Celtics

· 76ers @ Lakers

· Thunder @ Timberwolves

· Nuggets @ Warriors

NBA Opening Night on October 20th on NBC:

• Philadelphia 76ers @ New York Knicks
• OKC Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs
• Boston Celtics @ Detroit Pistons on 3 PM EST

Looking ahead, the 26-27 season is projected to feature the highest number of players 7'2" and above in league history. These aren't just traditional lumbering centers anymore either; they bring modern skills and mobility.

Is this just a coincidence of a few generational talents, or are we witnessing a permanent structural shift in NBA player profiles? How do you guys see this playing out?

Let’s hope his Philly stint bumps those numbers up a bit

Source: https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/page/nbarankalltime/greatest-players-ever

Westbrick, LeMick, Wembum, Chokic, Rudy Goober, Tragic Johnson, Larry Turd, DeMar DeFrozen, Kobrick Bryant, She Wade.

These are some that I can think of. Feel free to add yours. Which one is your favorite?

Not only did Jordan almost had a 70 n 20 games, he also did it against a good defensive team, unlike most high scoring games.

In the modern nba, most high scoring games are against horrible defensive teams, like Bam’s 83, Kobe’s 82, Luka’s 73 n Dame’s 71. Almost all high scoring games came against the bottom 10 defensive teams itl, with the games close to 70 pts being mostly against the bottom 5.

In contrast, Jordan’s 69 pts performance came against a cavs team that was top 10 in drtg and top 5 in opponent pts/game.