NBA curiosities
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Chris Duarte is 25 and has 0 o's in his name. Onyeka Okongwu is only 21 but already has 3 o's in his name.
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ElectricMayhem wrote:Chris Duarte is 25 and has 0 o's in his name. Onyeka Okongwu is only 21 but already has 3 o's in his name.
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Chris Duarte is 25 and has played one season and is in the majority of posts.
Lebron James is 36 and has played 19 seasons and has not been mentioned until now.
Therefore, Chris Duarte is the most well known and popular player inthe NBA.
Lebron James is 36 and has played 19 seasons and has not been mentioned until now.
Therefore, Chris Duarte is the most well known and popular player inthe NBA.
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Chris Duarte is 25 and has been mentioned 24 times in the previous 23 replies in this topic.
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More coincidence than curiosity, but the Mavs having 3 pg’s all born same day same year was an amazing statistical anomaly. Remember it was Barea, Felton, and can’t recall 3rd?
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Blacksheep25 wrote:More coincidence than curiosity, but the Mavs having 3 pg’s all born same day same year was an amazing statistical anomaly. Remember it was Barea, Felton, and can’t recall 3rd?
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ElectricMayhem wrote:Chris Duarte is 25 and has 0 o's in his name. Onyeka Okongwu is only 21 but already has 3 o's in his name.
Christopher Duarte rebukes this claim
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hippesthippo wrote:Blacksheep25 wrote:More coincidence than curiosity, but the Mavs having 3 pg’s all born same day same year was an amazing statistical anomaly. Remember it was Barea, Felton, and can’t recall 3rd?
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Those two and Deron. Just looked it up. All born 6/26/84.
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Speaking of being born on the same day...
Chris Duarte was born on June 13, 1997.
Do you know who else shares this birthday? Here's a brief list:
Napoleon
William Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Adolf Hitler
Aristotle
Henry VIII of England
Charles Darwin
Albert Einstein
Vincent van Gogh
Jimi Hendrix
Isaac Newton
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Pelé
Leonardo da Vinci
Charles Dickens
Genghis Khan
Galileo Galilei
Elvis Presley
Francis Bacon
Francis Eggs
OJ Mayo
Chimbinha
Pretty good company, right?
Chris Duarte was born on June 13, 1997.
Do you know who else shares this birthday? Here's a brief list:
Napoleon
William Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Adolf Hitler
Aristotle
Henry VIII of England
Charles Darwin
Albert Einstein
Vincent van Gogh
Jimi Hendrix
Isaac Newton
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Pelé
Leonardo da Vinci
Charles Dickens
Genghis Khan
Galileo Galilei
Elvis Presley
Francis Bacon
Francis Eggs
OJ Mayo
Chimbinha
Pretty good company, right?
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The weirdest NBA game in history occurred on November 8, 1978 (and March 23, 1979) between the Nets and Sixers.
In that game:
--Phil Jackson made his head coaching debut and PLAYED 14 minutes, DESPITE NOT BEING ON THE ACTIVE ROSTER WHEN THE GAME BEGAN.
--Three players PLAYED FOR BOTH TEAMS and a fourth player was on the rosters for both teams.
--THREE technical fouls were called on Bernard King and THREE technical fouls were called on Kevin Loughery (referee Richie Powers was subsequently suspended five games for failure to comply with league procedure).
--Eric Money scored 37 points for the Nets, but was only credited for 23, and he also scored 4 points for the Sixers.
--The game lasted 75 minutes and 50 seconds, but no player officially played more than 43.
--Players in the game included the fathers of: NBA players Kobe Bryant and Mike Bibby, WNBA great Tamika Catchings, singer India Arie, and current Northwestern coach (and former Duke player) Chris Collins.
--Four referees worked the game.
--The Nets lost in both regulation and double overtime.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/197811080PHI.html
https://www.nba.com/news/philadelphia-76ers-new-jersey-nets-crazy-game-trade-1978-79-season
In that game:
--Phil Jackson made his head coaching debut and PLAYED 14 minutes, DESPITE NOT BEING ON THE ACTIVE ROSTER WHEN THE GAME BEGAN.
--Three players PLAYED FOR BOTH TEAMS and a fourth player was on the rosters for both teams.
--THREE technical fouls were called on Bernard King and THREE technical fouls were called on Kevin Loughery (referee Richie Powers was subsequently suspended five games for failure to comply with league procedure).
--Eric Money scored 37 points for the Nets, but was only credited for 23, and he also scored 4 points for the Sixers.
--The game lasted 75 minutes and 50 seconds, but no player officially played more than 43.
--Players in the game included the fathers of: NBA players Kobe Bryant and Mike Bibby, WNBA great Tamika Catchings, singer India Arie, and current Northwestern coach (and former Duke player) Chris Collins.
--Four referees worked the game.
--The Nets lost in both regulation and double overtime.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/197811080PHI.html
https://www.nba.com/news/philadelphia-76ers-new-jersey-nets-crazy-game-trade-1978-79-season
Just because it happened to you, doesn't make it interesting.
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GSWFan1994 wrote:Speaking of being born on the same day...
Chris Duarte was born on June 13, 1997.
Do you know who else shares this birthday? Here's a brief list:
Napoleon
William Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Adolf Hitler
Aristotle
Henry VIII of England
Charles Darwin
Albert Einstein
Vincent van Gogh
Jimi Hendrix
Isaac Newton
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Pelé
Leonardo da Vinci
Charles Dickens
Genghis Khan
Galileo Galilei
Elvis Presley
Francis Bacon
Francis Eggs
OJ Mayo
Chimbinha
Pretty good company, right?
On 6/13/97 Jordan won his fifth ring by closing out the Jazz 4-2. Game after the “flu game”
Confirmed he’ll win 5 rings.
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Tom Heinsohn played in the NBA for 9 years, and never missed the Finals.
(He did, however, have one season when he didn't win the championship.)
(He did, however, have one season when he didn't win the championship.)
Banned temporarily for, among other sins, being "Extremely Deviant".
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John Thompson, later a famous college coach, played in the NBA 2 seasons, winning a championship both years. He's the only example I know of, although I wouldn't be surprised if there were others, or maybe even a 3-year guy.
Banned temporarily for, among other sins, being "Extremely Deviant".
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Carmelo Anthony being 37 yr old & being in the NBA for about 19 yrs, and not a very good defender average more BPG 0.8 than a
than a 24 yr center Deandre Ayton 0.7 who just sign a max deal.
than a 24 yr center Deandre Ayton 0.7 who just sign a max deal.
Follow the science not some internet physician & get your shots.
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Christopher Theoret Duarte is 25 and has hit 94 three pointers in his career. Benjamin David Simmons is 26 and has hit 5 three pointers in his career.
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Kemba Walker has a 1-30 record against LeBron (including a sweep in the playoffs).
Gordon Haywood, Dwayne Wade, JJ Reddick, Derek Rose, Derrick Fisher, Lenny Wilkins, Kirk Heinrich, Oscar Robinson, DeMar DeRozen, Andre Iguadola, Pascal Siakim, Malcolm Brogdan
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GSWFan1994 wrote:Speaking of being born on the same day...
Chris Duarte was born on June 13, 1997.
Do you know who else shares this birthday? Here's a brief list:
Napoleon
William Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Adolf Hitler
Aristotle
Henry VIII of England
Charles Darwin
Albert Einstein
Vincent van Gogh
Jimi Hendrix
Isaac Newton
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Pelé
Leonardo da Vinci
Charles Dickens
Genghis Khan
Galileo Galilei
Elvis Presley
Francis Bacon
Francis Eggs
OJ Mayo
Chimbinha
Pretty good company, right?
I've read a law book by Francis Bacon. He's cool.
By the way, which Francis Eggs do you mean?
Is it Francis "Sunny Side" Eggs .... or Francis "Eggs" Benedict?
By the way Chris Duarte is 25 ... and likes quiche.
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The Sonics have won a playoff game more recently than the Kings