The GOAT debate has sparked countless opinions, but two-time All-Star Victor Oladipo recently named the player he considers ...
But what do you say to someone who’s feeling a little ding here, a little ding there, and they’re like, ‘Hey, I don’t know if ...
As the NBA season heats up, recent developments surrounding the Golden State Warriors have captured the attention of basketball enthusiasts. With Victor Oladipo’s exciting praise for Stephen Curry and ...
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The Cold Wire on MSNVictor Oladipo Names The Best NBA Player EverVictor Oladipo spent years in the NBA, playing against some of the strongest competitors in the world. These days, he is ...
An undersized guard at a school like Davidson doesn't seem like the right combination to become an NBA legend, but Golden ...
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Yardbarker on MSNShould LeBron James' historic buzzer-beater count?Semantics? Perhaps. The record books still count James' shot against the Pacers as his eighth career game-winner (playoffs ...
Best player ever. Yeah. And I would consider him that because—he’s supposed to be playing golf, bro. If you really look at ...
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Fadeaway World on MSNVictor Oladipo Explains Why Stephen Curry Is The Greatest Player In NBA HistoryStephen Curry has now established himself as an all-time great, but former NBA player Victor Oladipo would put him in even ...
It's been longer than you think since the Wildcats last cut down the nets on the biggest stage college basketball has to ...
The advent of Curry’s three-point shooting dominance has diminished the perceived importance of traditional center positions in basketball. Players such as Rudy Gobert, who was celebrated as a top ...
The NBA GOAT debate usually involves just two legends, LeBron James and Michael Jordan. Some might put in Kobe Bryant from ...
Victor Oladipo: But what do you say to someone who’s feeling a little ding here, a little ding there, and they’re like, 'Hey, I don’t know if I should play'? I would tell them: don’t play.
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