Steph Curry’s finals record is 4-2 in NBA Finals series and 21-13 in NBA Finals games. Steph’s Golden State Warriors have defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers in three NBA Finals and the Boston Celtics in a fourth. Steph has only one Finals MVP award – in 2022. What Is Steph Curry’s Finals Record? Steph Curry has […]
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LeBron James’ finals record is 4-6. LeBron has a losing record in both NBA Finals series and NBA Finals games, where he has gone 22-33. LeBron won the NBA Finals MVP in all four of his Finals victories. What Was LeBron James Finals Record? LeBron James has gone 4-6 in the NBA Finals series up
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Larry Bird’s prime years were the seasons between 1984 and 1986 when he was the MVP of the NBA all three years and won two league championships. If you extend Bird’s prime out to a longer stretch, you could say it started his first year in the NBA and went until the end of his
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Amar’e Stoudemire has a strong case for the Hall of Fame. He was a consistent winner for the Phoenix Suns, though they never won a title. He also put up strong career stats on a per-game basis even though his career was shortened by injury. Stoudemire also made six All-Star and five All-NBA teams. Is
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Larry Bird’s best teammates included Robert Parish, Kevin McHale and Dennis Johnson. Bird played with a total of eight Hall of Fame players, though a couple played only a few games alongside him. At different times, Bird has been quoted saying either Dennis Johnson or M.L. Carr was his best teammate. In the list above,
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Joe Johnson’s Hall of Fame chances are fairly strong, despite not having the winning record or career stats of many inductees. Johnson made 7 NBA All-Star games and scored 20,000 career points. Players with those accomplishments have nearly always been inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. Is Joe Johnson Eligible for the Hall of
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There are six NBA players who made six or more All-Star teams but have not been inducted into the Hall of Fame despite being eligible. Larry Foust has the most as his 8 All-Star appearances were not enough to get him inducted to the Hall. Five players are tied with 6 All-Star appearances but no
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Jermaine O’Neal’s hall of fame chances are not that good. He had a great run in Indiana as an All-Star, but it took him years to build up to that point. And when his time in Indiana was over, he became a journeyman who ended his career without the stats, wins or accomplishments that would
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Why did Kareem wear goggles? His height advantage at 7’1” forced shorter players to reach up when guarding him and they frequently poked him in the eye. After missing a long stretch of games due to an injury indirectly caused by an eye poke, Kareem began wearing goggles in games in 1974 and never stopped
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Ray Allen’s college was the University of Connecticut. He played three seasons for the Huskies progressing from a solid freshman who did not start on a team stacked with NBA talent to a star who was an All American as a junior. Allen’s teams did not make any Final Four appearances but had very strong
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