#basketball-history

#basketball-history

Celtics and Knicks meet in playoffs after 41 years, indicating a significant milestone in NBA history.

The Warriors are determined to avoid losing a playoff series after leading 3-1.

The Miami Heat made history by winning six consecutive games after losing ten straight, becoming the first team to do so with all double-digit victories.

Anthony Edwards boldly claims that the skill level in the NBA has drastically increased, with Michael Jordan as the only player of previous eras possessing true skill.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 70-game streak of 20+ points surpasses Michael Jordan, marking a significant achievement in NBA history.

Carmelo Anthony's eventual move to New York was preceded by a challenging period for both him and the Knicks.

The Lakers and Timberwolves have a rich playoff history, significantly influenced by franchise relocations and notable player drafts.

Pat Riley's contribution to the Miami Heat is honored by naming the home court after him, marking his 30th season with the team.

Magic Johnson's audacity and versatility led to a historic performance in Game 6 of the 1980 Finals, clinching the championship for the Lakers.

Jerry West's iconic 60-foot shot in the 1970 NBA Finals is celebrated as one of the greatest moments in basketball history.

St. John's Red Storm won the Big East Tournament after a 25-year drought, marking a significant achievement under coach Rick Pitino.

Tom Izzo and Rick Pitino have a chance to break a long-standing curse regarding unranked teams and Final Four appearances.

Mitchell & Ness honors Carmelo Anthony's legacy with the first-ever Knicks jersey, celebrating an iconic era in basketball.

The Knicks had high hopes for Derrick Rose's impact, but he left after a disappointing season.