Ciekawe Artykuly

[rw30]

https://www.si.com/nba/2020/10/09/kendrick-perkins-nba-finals-daily-cover

[rw30]

https://nba90s.blog/2020/12/14/dick-motta/?fbclid=IwAR2X3RJ8dE-qFhUKRIEi5hMU9tD2AMGTMJz7SW_wNfOBp_GRaupbp0WsauI

 

ma więcej dachów niż Sheed - już za samo to należy mu się, jakby to powiedział Marcin Gortat, kredyt.

[Mirwir]

Wczoraj przez przypadek trafiłem na espn au i tam jest dostęp do treści, które są normalnie za paywallem na stronie com
https://www.espn.com.au/nba/insider/story/_/id/30650787/ten-nba-things-like-including-steph-curry-draymond-green-ballet

[ignazz]

https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/31198084/nba-best-25-25-ranking-young-stars-future-potential

 

[Baptizia]

 

[pdxpl]

kapitalny tekst Jasona Quicka z The Athletic o Normanie Powellu

https://theathletic.com/2527784/2021/04/21/understanding-norman-powells-grind-how-the-trail-blazer-continues-working-to-keep-a-promise-to-his-family/

[Idealny Tułej]

Ciekawy artykuł o tym jak pick&roll stał się najważniejszym elementem współczesnej koszykówki w NBA (plus ciekawostki historyczne):

https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/31728952/nba-playoffs-2021-why-pick-roll-single-most-important-play-nba

[Idealny Tułej]

Bucks grają w Finałach więc można poczytać jak to się stało, że klub powstał właśnie w Milwaukee (jest też obowiązkowy wątek polski ).

https://eu.jsonline.com/in-depth/sports/nba/bucks/2021/04/26/milwaukee-bucks-born-1968-city-hungry-professional-sports/7092245002/

[ely3]

Dla tych co nie wiedzą jak obejśc insiderską blokadę na ESPN 

https://www.espn.com.au/nba/insider/story/_/id/32114742/nba-offseason-grades-western-conference-do-lakers-moves-deserve-a

Tu mocno zjechali Lakers i mocno zawyżyli ocenę choćby Thunder

[ttr]

Natrafiłem na fajny zbiór fotek z różnych er w NBA na ćwitrze więc to chyba odpowiedni temat do tego. Niestety nie wiem kto jest autorem.

https://imgur.com/a/EEezK

https://imgur.com/a/wsKLIFQ

https://imgur.com/a/8a9NGTw

https://imgur.com/a/5L9REIl

https://imgur.com/a/iHRfP

Naprawdę zajebista jakość i prawdziwy smaczek nie tylko dla oldheadów, ale i zoomerów ! Peace.

edit. Znalazłem źródło.

Tu temat z reddita 

 

Edytowane 26 Września 2021 przez ttr

[Sachs]

https://andscape.com/features/the-second-act-of-gilbert-arenas/

naprawdę fajnie napisany artykuł o Arenasie, spory wątek jego syna, który jest zapowiadany jako topka klasy 2026, polecam

[vero1897]

W dniu 10.08.2023 o 19:53, Sachs napisał(a):

naprawdę fajnie napisany artykuł o Arenasie, spory wątek jego syna, który jest zapowiadany jako topka klasy 2026, polecam

3 lata do przodu? To pewnie leci jeszcze głównie na nazwisku starego. Jakoś trudno mi uwierzyć by 3 lata przed draftem byli w stanie dość realnie ocenić jego potencjał. Właściwie narazie to żaden z potomków byłych gwiazd nie zrobił jakiejś oszałamiającej kariery i mam wątpliwości by młody Arenas był akurat tym pierwszym. Ale to tak btw a artykuł całkiem spoko.

[ignazz]

Ale tak jest po prostu choć nazwisko mocno pomaga. 
 

tu masz inny przykład dla głodnych w lato jakiegokolwiek kosza 

mlody Boozer walczy z Flaggiem o #1 2025

Ten drugi przeskoczył rok a głośno jeszcze o młodym Harperze jako baby Harden

 

Boozer jest świetny niezależnie od dywagacji nazwiska

[vero1897]

5 godzin temu, ignazz napisał(a):

tu masz inny przykład dla głodnych w lato jakiegokolwiek kosza 

To już wolę takie coś sobie odświeżyć:

Te gwizdki na korzyść Lakers wiadomo, do tego jak tylko zabrakło Sabonisa to się zrobiło dla Shaqa za dużo swobody ale dlaczego przy podwajaniu Sheeda przez LA, Blazers wciąż uparcie grali z dystansu opierając się przy tym na przeciętnych w tej kwestii Pippenie czy Bonzim Wellsie gdy na ławce siedział wtedy np taki D.Stoudamire czy inne alternatywy z lepszym rzutem, to nie wiem. No i do tego jeszcze doszła mega robota jaka zrobił w obronie Kobe w tej ostatniej kwarcie. Zabrakło wiec ewidentnie adjustments u Blazers podczas gdy Phill J zrobił tutaj dobrą robotę, to nie tylko kwestia jednostronnych gwizdków. Wogóle jak się zobaczy oba rostery to właściwie same ciekawe nazwiska, fajnie było wczoraj na to zupełnie przypadkiem trafić.

 

5 godzin temu, ignazz napisał(a):

mlody Boozer walczy z Flaggiem o #1 2025

Co do tych mocno hajpowanych graczy na długo przed draftem to mam zwyczajnie sceptyczne podejście po tych wpadkach np z Wigginsem i ogólnie mocno hajpowaną tamtą klasą draftu, czy choćby Zionem jako przyszłym dominatorze niczym LeBron itp. Za rok, dwa się z kolei powoli przekonamy ile w przypadku LeBrona juniora jest faktycznie talentu a ile samej magii nazwiska.

[rw30]

@vero1897 Mike Dunleavy to nie był zbyt błyskotliwy koleś

[agresywnychomik]

Best Redemption Story: LA Clippers. Many of us buried the Clippers after they traded for James Harden. Dare I say … they look like … contenders? They’re tied with the Celtics for the NBA’s best record since Nov. 17 (23-7). Runner-up: Gobert, Minnesota Timberwolves. 

Best Rookie: Victor Wembanyama, San Antonio Spurs. Save your efficiency arguments for a message board. Wemby is the best rookie. John Hollinger explains peaks, valleys and the unbelievable of his first NBA season here. Runner-up: Chet Holmgren, Oklahoma City Thunder. 

Best Second-Round Pick: Trayce Jackson-Davis, Golden State Warriors. He’s become someone the Warriors must play. It says as much about last year’s 57th overall pick as it does his team. Runner-up: Toumani Camara, Portland Trail Blazers. 

Steal of the Draft: Jaime Jaquez Jr, Miami Heat. The 18th pick in the draft will help win a playoff series this year. He’s shooting 54.6 percent overall and 42.6 percent from deep when Miami wins. Runner-up: Brandin Podziemski, Golden State Warriors. 

Most Disappointing Rookie: Scoot Henderson, Portland Trail Blazers. I will not call him a bust because I still believe, but we all expected him to be better. He’s last among 151 qualified shooters in field goal percentage this season (36.1). Runner-up: Jarace Walker, Indiana Pacers. 

Most Frustrating Team: Golden State Warriors (18-22, 12th in West). They consistently get in their own way, but their résumé makes us keep paying attention. Runner-up: Atlanta Hawks (17-23). 

Best Surprise Team: Utah Jazz. Out of nowhere, they just started winning all the time and have the NBA’s third-best record since Dec. 15 (15-5, trailing only the Celtics and Clippers). Runner-up: Houston Rockets.

Funniest Moment: Green saying Adam Silver had to talk him out of walking away from nearly $100 million because he wouldn’t stop hitting opponents. Runner-up: Deandre Ayton missed a game because his neighborhood was too icy. 

Best Sophomore: Jalen Williams, Oklahoma City Thunder. He’s the second-best player on OKC and should be an All-Star. He’s increased his scoring and assists while enjoying a 10 percent leap in 3-point percentage. Runner-up: Paolo Banchero, Orlando Magic. 

Most Disappointing Sophomore: Jeremy Sochan, San Antonio Spurs. Just pass the ball to Wemby, man! It’s not hard! He’s the tall, lanky one with long arms. Runner-up: Johnny Davis, Washington Wizards. 

Best Acquisition: Harden, LA Clippers. It took a little while, but the Clippers are playing incredible basketball with The Beard. He’s provided LA’s second-highest swing in net rating among current Clippers (plus-13.7, behind only Paul George) since his team debut. Runner-up: Kristaps Porziņģis, Boston Celtics. 

Worst Acquisition: Jordan Poole, Washington Wizards. A should-be talented scorer has only 14 20-point games and ranks last in plus-minus among everyone in the NBA (minus-338). Runner-up: Grant Williams, Dallas Mavericks. 

Moment of the First Half: The Pistons’ 28-game losing streak. It tied the longest NBA losing streak ever and was as compelling as any Christopher Nolan film. A reminder: The Pistons aren’t alone. Runner-up: Remember the Lakers winning the first NBA Cup? 

Favorite Player to Watch: Anthony Edwards, Minnesota Timberwolves. There is just something highly captivating about his game as he’s leading the West’s top-ranked team (we have an example below). Runner-up: Victor Wembanyama, San Antonio Spurs.

Best Player: Joel Embiid, Philadelphia 76ers. He’s been on a scoring run that is hard to beat, but he probably won’t reach the 65-game minimum for a chance at MVP. Runner-up: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, OKC Thunder.

 

[agresywnychomik]

Top 10 All stars Uniforms

10. 1975

 

The purple homage to the Phoenix Suns uniforms, the clean and easily readable lettering, the orange panels on the shorts — this was such a strong look at Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Unfortunately, it didn’t last as the league moved onto another design the following season, but this was such a great match of color scheme to the host city.

 

9. 1980

 

At the Capital Centre in Landover, Md., the NBA leaned in with red, white and blue, Washington Bullets-inspired uniforms. The horizontal striping was a nice look, even if the white jerseys looked very close to what the Bullets actually wore. The league changed the shadowing on the numbers of the All-Star jerseys to avoid total duplication.

8. 1991

Clyde Drexler (22) and Dominique Wilkins battle for position during the 1991 NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte, N.C. (Andrew D. Bernstein / NBAE via Getty Images)

It was the little tweaks that made these stand out. The All-Star Game in Charlotte, N.C., was the first time the NBA experimented with the design of its uniforms to make them flashier. They added ice blue stars behind the numbers of the jerseys and some pomp to what had been a no-frills look. The league centered “NBA” on the top row of the jerseys and changed the font to something that makes me recall the font used in arcade and video games of that era. Those wrinkles livened up the uniforms.

7. 1993 and 1994

 

The league changed the dark All-Star uniforms from red to blue and found a winning combination of color and design. Maybe it’s because the color coordination of the blue jerseys and lettering design gave it a frozen ice palace look that seemed appropriate for games set in Salt Lake City (1993) and Minneapolis (1994). The NBA was starting to feel itself and pushed the boundaries of uniform design.

6. 2003

 

Everything old is new. The NBA rolled out retro All-Star Game uniforms, a throwback to its ’80s look. Maybe it was the sight of Michael Jordan in one of those jerseys again, but this really worked. It helped that the Atlanta crowd was treated to an overtime game, in which the West topped the East.

5. 1997-2002

Kobe Bryant attempts a dunk during the 1998 NBA All-Star Game at Madison Square Garden in New York. (Andrew D. Bernstein / NBAE via Getty Images)

This might be a little controversial, but the NBA’s decision to let players play in their actual team uniforms at Madison Square Garden was brilliant. It was great marketing for the teams at a time when there was no way to see every team whenever you wanted. This was a time when NBA teams had some of their best uniforms — the teal with the Detroit Pistons, the pinstripe with the Orlando Magic, those great Seattle SuperSonics uniforms … the list goes on. It was very cool to turn the game on and see everyone in their own uniforms and make those recognizable. Bring that back.

 

4. 1985

 

This was a sign of what was to come for the next few years. The NBA came to Market Square Arena in Indianapolis and figured out the uniform situation. This was Jordan’s first All-Star Game, and collectively, those white jerseys were a hot commodity (and still are today). But the NBA improved on those the following year.

3. 1986-90

 

Neat, trim and stylish, these uniforms had it all. They weren’t the most out-there uniforms; they actually were tame, a classic look that just aged well. The red visitors uniforms were an aesthetic improvement on the blue. Something just worked better in that color. Sure, the top of the jersey could be a little busy, as the league fit the logo alongside “NBA” above the jersey number, but it still looked good. That’s probably why the league ran them back out for five consecutive years.

2. 1995

These came right as the NBA went through its uniform renaissance age in the mid-90s. It was sign of what was to come with uniforms across the league. The homage to Phoenix inspired some great details, like the Aztec trim along the sides and a sunburst behind a green cactus. The purple really popped. Just beautiful.

 

1. 1996

There has never been a better NBA All-Star Game uniform. These are collector’s items. These are high-end fashion. The turquoise canvas and fuchsia chili pepper. The ode to San Antonio. The stars who wore them — MJ, Penny, Shaq. It just does not get any better than this. They are iconic

 

 

[rw30]

@agresywnychomik poza dwoma żadna fotka się nie załadowała. Więc daj może link do źródła, bo trochę się głupio czyta artykuł na ten akurat temat bez zdjęć

[agresywnychomik]

4 minuty temu, rw30 napisał(a):

@agresywnychomik poza dwoma żadna fotka się nie załadowała. Więc daj może link do źródła, bo trochę się głupio czyta artykuł na ten akurat temat bez zdjęć

https://theathletic.com/5270143/2024/02/16/nba-all-star-uniforms-ranking-all-time?source=user-shared-article

Mam nadzieje ze Ci się wszystkie elegancko wczytają.

Edytowane 16 Lutego przez agresywnychomik

[rw30]

nah. Paywall