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4 more games IIRC
4 more games IIRC
Tied with 540 wins... next W should do it
Pretty cool tbh. I mean the topic isn't bashing anyone, so I don't know if that's allowed anymore. But I find it interesting.
Also interesting is that we can actually surpass the Celtics trio against the Celtics
AWESOME!
Unfortunately, they will go 0-80 the rest of the season & must wait for next season to do it... at least, they r coming back
Surely that's by design by schedule makers
Due to today's fast moving NBA where players change teams more frequently this one might never be broken ...
Truth. It would be interesting to know who is the second winningmost ACTIVE trio?
I suppose the Golden State guys are young enough if they can keep it together for another decade or so.
Are you using Green as the third in their big three? I think Klay and Curry can transition their game with age, but Green will be the most interesting to watch. I can't think of small ball bigs aging, maybe because it's a relatively new system.
That's a good point that Green may not age too well. Bird, Parish, McHale were all BIG bigs obviously. It's kind of a miracle Tony and Manu have lasted this long.
Hard to say who the Warriors 3rd in the big 3 is though? Green, Finals MVP Iggy? Bogut? I'd say this record of Tim, Tony and Manu's will never be broken. Too many players jump ship these days, we'll see if the warriors stick together. They are the only ones young enough and good enough. And the record Tim, Tony and Manu broke was about 30 years old?
There's Westbrook, Ibaka and Durant. They are young enough and good enough, If they stick together long enough you never know but with Durant and Ibaka's health, and Westbrook's reckless abandon you never know how long they'll stay healthy and together for.
Unfortunately Aldridge got here to late to make a 'big 3' run with Kawhi and whoever else we can call our up and coming big 3.
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