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@90snbanostalgic
I remember playing against Ricky Sobers, when I first got to the NBA He was playing for the Chicago Bulls, I came down I did my thing and I remember him walking up to me and saying
“Hey don’t do that no more”
Isaiah on Stephen Curry Crossing Chris Paul
DEEEEETROIT BASKETBALL!
Mason’s “Deee-troit Basketball’’ call has proven a phenomenon, so immediately recognizable and associated with the franchise that he’s in demand across the country – and beyond.
A moment of Genius
In a statement released upon hearing of Moses Malone’s death, Charles Barkley said, “The man I called ‘Dad’ passed today. Words can’t explain my sadness. I will never know why a Hall of Famer took a fat, lazy kid from Auburn and treated him like a son and got him in shape and made him a player. Every time I saw him I called him ‘Dad.’ I hope he knew how much I appreciated and loved him.”
When Darryl Dawkins died, 19-year-old number-one draft pick Karl-Anthony Towns attended the funeral and told the press, “He’s family. He’s like my uncle…. All I know is ‘Uncle Darryl.’”
Dave Zirin on our great loss
“You get spoiled by it because you don’t realize it’s exceptional until you play without him,” said Michael Doleac, another teammate. “When I was at Utah, I was learning to play the game. I didn’t know any better. When I started playing away from Andre, I started to realize.” Before one game, Keith Smart noticed a kink in Miller’s jump shot, and made a suggestion for improving it. Miller rebuffed Smart. “He said, ‘If I do that, Coach, I’m going to want to shoot more,’” Smart said. “Only a point guard that knows what he wants to do in a game would think like that. I thought that was pretty unique.” Gotta love professor Miller
On most NBA teams, you have maybe one or two guys that you hang out with. But in Minnesota you will all be a pretty tight group, which is rare to see in the league. Guys like KG, Anthony Peeler, Gary Trent, and Malik Sealy — these will be some of your best friends, on and off the court.
Joe Smith’s Letter to my younger self
Kobe Bryant forever and ever.
That's a touch from the 90's
Nba 90's Fav!
38 Year Old Jason Williams Still Has It... "White Chocolate"
19 years old
19 yrs old Kobe on 23 yrs old Ben Wallace! This was the 90's as well!
Isiah with the one hand, off-the-dribble, bounce pass alley-oop…during a game.
Oh man! Isaiah is still underrated
Radja vs. Kukoc
European NBA 90's
Starks recollected how “The Dunk” on Jordan unfolded. “B.J. Armstrong jumped, and I saw that lane open up and I was like ‘Oh, you gonna get it,’ Starks said. “As soon as I saw Horace Grant, I thought, ‘You gotta go hard’ and that’s exactly what I did.”
John Stark recalls his memorable dunk on MJ
#SPREE
The 90's an ERA where a player could literally choke his coach....aaaaaaaah nostalgia
Love this! Great effort by Manute, this isn't an "hold me back" even tough Anthony Mason would have split him in half!!
Sweet
The legend of Sabonis grew after the game. The United States would play Croatia in the gold-medal game eight hours later, allowing for a time gap between the bronze game and the award ceremony. Sabonis and his teammates ventured back to the Olympic dormitory, where Sabonis challenged fellow Olympians in arm wrestling for shots. One by one, wrestlers and shot putters among them, Sabonis beat them. By the time of the award ceremony, three Lithuanians did not make it to the podium. Sabonis was one of them.
He was located a couple of days later in one of the women’s Olympic dormitories.
The 90's, an ERA where a rook would came in the league and cross over the g.o.a.t.
