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Top 10 highest-scoring duos in a season since the NBA-ABA merger: James Harden and Russell Westbrook - 61.5 points per game (2019-20) Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving - 59.2 (this season) Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant - 57.5 (2002-03) Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant - 57.2 (2000-01)
Announcement. We're excited to announce that r/NBA is going to be launching a beta stream on www.playback.tv where users can watch sports live while engaging with the community. We have a room set up where you can watch, chat and hang out — all on one screen, in real time. Imagine how the game threads are currently, but you can watch the game ...
I personally sail the high seas since the nba has made streaming options too expensive especially with the blackouts. Streameast is very reliable. Right now hbo max gives you the TNT games for free with subscription. Will be around $10 a month in February. I used the one that ends with SURGE.
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YouTube TV is probably the best but I use SlingTV $40 a month gets every playoff channel but ABC but usually ESPN3 is playing the ABC games as well. Sling is the cheapest legal way in home. YoutubeTV is pretty much twice the cost. You only need Sling Orange, $40 a month for it and you can get the first month for $20.
There are a number of arguments in favor of streaming NBA games on r/nbastreams. First, r/nbastreams provides a free and easy way to watch NBA games online. Second, r/nbastreams helps to promote the NBA and its games. Third, r/nbastreams does not significantly harm the NBA's financial interests. Arguments Against Streaming.
The Celtics ARE a Play Random team. I was right, you all told me to pump the brakes but I was fucking right. They have no idea what to do when they start to struggle against a team they were just beating on, they execute to perfection 90% of the time, but the remaining 10% is insanely exploitable, enough so that you can do it over a 7 game ...
If the brackets were as you suggest, teams would be encouraged to tank to get an easier matchup. Giving the best team an easier schedule encourages playing always at your best. You’re right I think it should be 1st seed vs 2nd seed in the first round. To reward them for their season by giving them competitive series.
View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit [GAME THREAD] 2022-23 NBA Regular Season: Golden State Warriors (32-30) vs Los Angeles Clippers (33-31) 3/2/23 7:00PM PST GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs Los Angeles Clippers