The greatness of this generation of basketball, tbh..

[Malik Hairston]

Players like Iggy and Kawhi winning Finals MVP, displaying the versatility, depth and unselfishness of today's teams..

No force-feeding MVPs to the bigger names, tbh..no egos, no players punching teammates, no players refusing to enter the game if the final play isn't drawn up for them, etc..

[Mugen]

http://i.imgur.com/ic0ZMVx.gif

[RD2191]

http://i.imgur.com/ic0ZMVx.gif
:lmao

[CitizenDwayne]

This era is far from perfect, but obviously the NBA is doing a much better job pushing the team concept than ever before in the league's history.

The 'star system' will never die, but the '11 Mavs, last year's Spurs, and this year's Warriors are creating a template that will make the NBA a better product in years to come,imo

[Alex's foreskin]

:lmao missed dunks
:lmao missed layups
:lmao 20 missed free throws game

:lmao all in the finals

:lmao modern NBA

[Malik Hairston]

True..they are still recovering from the ISO, selfish era that Dad Killer created, but the last few champions have helped rediscover the Magic/Bird era of basketball, minus the White American players that hurt the overall athleticism..

Carlisle and the Mavs started it, Spurs mastered it, and the Warriors may build a dynasty from it..

[ducks]

Not sure on final numbers but:

Jake Fischer @JakeLFischer
Andre Iguodala took the Finals MVP with a 7-4 vote over LeBron James. No votes for Stephen Curry.

[lefty]

:lmao missed dunks
:lmao missed layups
:lmao 20 missed free throws game

:lmao all in the finals

:lmao modern NBA

[Alex's foreskin]

True..they are still recovering from the ISO, selfish era that Dad Killer created, but the last few champions have helped rediscover the Magic/Bird era of basketball, minus the White American players that hurt the overall athleticism..

Carlisle and the Mavs started it, Spurs mastered it, and the Warriors may build a dynasty from it..

But you said LeBron would dominate 80s era of basketball :lmao :lmao :lmao

[Malik Hairston]

But you said LeBron would dominate 80s era of basketball :lmao :lmao :lmao

He would, easily, what the fuck?:lol

25% of the league was White American players..

[lefty]

He would, easily, what the fuck?:lol

25% of the league was White American players..

:lol

[Alex's foreskin]

He would, easily, what the fuck?:lol

25% of the league was White American players..
:lmao Nigga gets destroyed by team ball, yet he would dominate an era that had two dynasties that were master's at it. :rollin

[resistanze]

He would, easily, what the fuck?:lol

25% of the league was White American players..

:lol

[Malik Hairston]

:lmao Nigga gets destroyed by team ball, yet he would dominate an era that had two dynasties that were master's at it. :rollin

Bro, your arguments are beyond stupid, tbh:lol

According to your team accomplishments logic, James Worthy and Robert Parrish dominated the 80s..cool argument..

[Alex's foreskin]

Bro, your arguments are beyond stupid, tbh:lol

According to your team accomplishments logic, James Worthy and Robert Parrish dominated the 80s..cool argument..

You're the one who literally just cited that Bird/Magic era as a team ball one. :lol moron

[Malik Hairston]

You're the one who literally just cited that Bird/Magic era as a team ball one. :lol moron

What the hell? What does that have to do with LeBron dominating?

Your only definition of an individual dominating is winning titles?:lol Jordan didn't dominate in the 80s?

Wow, so vanilla..

[lefty]

Bird is the GOAT tbh

[Koolaid_Man]

Players like Iggy and Kawhi winning Finals MVP, displaying the versatility, depth and unselfishness of today's teams..

No force-feeding MVPs to the bigger names, tbh..no egos, no players punching teammates, no players refusing to enter the game if the final play isn't drawn up for them, etc..

Can u imagine Anthony Davis with this Warriors Team..fucking sick

[Killakobe81]

This era is far from perfect, but obviously the NBA is doing a much better job pushing the team concept than ever before in the league's history.

The 'star system' will never die, but the '11 Mavs, last year's Spurs, and this year's Warriors are creating a template that will make the NBA a better product in years to come,imo

Mavs were star led but I get your point ...

[CitizenDwayne]

Mavs were star led but I get your point ...

So were the Warriors. 99.9% of NBA championship teams will have a star, the Spurs were an anomaly.

It's more their playing style I'm commenting on than their stars (or lack thereof). The teams all focus on ball spacing and passing, rather than hero ball

[Alex's foreskin]

So were the Warriors. 99.9% of NBA championship teams will have a star, the Spurs were an anomaly.

It's more their playing style I'm commenting on than their stars (or lack thereof). The teams all focus on ball spacing and passing, rather than hero ball

Not all teams. Isoball can make it to the finals in the East.

[Pelicans78]

He would, easily, what the fuck?:lol

25% of the league was White American players..

He wouldn't have had access to the same type of PEDs back then as he does now. Just the standard dangerous anabolic steroids which weren't common in the NBA in that era.

[ambchang]

Yeah, today's ball is about how one single player create the entire offense, but not good enough to finish ala Jordan.

[AlexJones]

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[KobeOwnsDuncan]

:lmao