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PG_AB said:
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Warriors will be 1st team in NBA history to go entire SEASON without losing back-to-back games.
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Have the warriors lost a home game yet?
 
PG_AB said:
1.James Harden3702015-16HOU
2. Artis Gilmore*3661977-78CHI
3.Kevin Porter3601977-78TOT
4.Micheal Ray Richardson3591979-80NYK
5.Ricky Sobers3521977-78IND
6.Charles Barkley*3501985-86PHI
7.Reggie Theus3481979-80CHI
8.George McGinnis3461978-79DEN
Bob McAdoo*3461977-78NYK
10.Ron Harper 3451986-87CLE
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Lol. What is Carolina going to think of that list? A lot of dudes from the 70s there, and not many from the Iverson or Westbrook days.
 
@calvinwatkins
James Harden on what he and Kobe Bryant spoke about: "On a side note we need ya'll to beat Utah, we just need some help."
7:06 PM - 10 Apr 2016
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_u6KnwiopA\

Jeff Teague hitting LeBron with the Rajon Rondo move.. Also some viscous crossovers in these highlights..
 
@PeterVecsey1
Prior 2 Wiz playoff elimination L v Pistons, injured John Wall cursed out Wittman & team. Randy promptly suspended...home practice, I'm told

@PeterVecsey1
Clearly, Wittman and Ernie Grunfeld are in severe job jeopardy. Meanwhile, Wall's acute lack of leadership is a searing hot internal topic


Peter Vecsey sucks btw. Used to read the cities papers in the late 2000's and his articles were 95% trash.
 
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The NBA announced Thursday that it broke its all-time regular-season attendance record for the second straight year.

The average NBA regular-season game had an attendance of 17,864 or 94 percent capacity in 2015-16. Can you guess which team brought up the rear? It’s the Denver Nuggets.

For the third straight season, the Nuggets’ attendance dipped from the previous year. In 2015-16, Denver was last in the league with just 577,898 fans coming to the Pepsi Center — an average of 14,095 per game. It was just 73.6 percent of capacity. Only Philadelphia and Minnesota had a lower percentage at 73.2.

Denver hasn’t had numbers that bad since the late ’90s when the team was still in McNichols Arena.
 
PG_AB said:
The NBA announced Thursday that it broke its all-time regular-season attendance record for the second straight year.

The average NBA regular-season game had an attendance of 17,864 or 94 percent capacity in 2015-16. Can you guess which team brought up the rear? It’s the Denver Nuggets.

For the third straight season, the Nuggets’ attendance dipped from the previous year. In 2015-16, Denver was last in the league with just 577,898 fans coming to the Pepsi Center — an average of 14,095 per game. It was just 73.6 percent of capacity. Only Philadelphia and Minnesota had a lower percentage at 73.2.

Denver hasn’t had numbers that bad since the late ’90s when the team was still in McNichols Arena.
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Why would you go to the games when you can just stay home, smoke weed and order a pizza?
 
The Rockets lost their first round pick this year by making the playoffs, makes a lot of sense why they were trying to miss....nothing like earning the right to get swept by the Dubs and your reward for it is to lose your first round pick....**** you Rocket fans
 
Curry is the first player ever to average 50-40-90 while leading the league in scoring.

Unreal.

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