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07/09/2023

Starting Nov. 3, all 30 teams will compete for the NBA Cup with 8 teams advancing into the knockout rounds! The tournament semis and championship game will be held in Las Vegas, Dec. 7 and 9!

07/04/2023

PG got reciepts. 👀

06/21/2023

Eight days after guiding the Denver Nuggets to their first NBA championship, coach Michael Malone traveled to Triple W Tattoos LLC in Arvada and got a tattoo of Maxie the Miner holding the Larry O'Brien trophy.

📸 Mike Diaz/Triple W Tattoos

06/18/2023

Bradley Beal is leaving the Washington Wizards for the first time in his career. Beal has been traded to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Chris Paul, Landry Shamet, second round picks, and pick swaps, according to insiders Adrian Wojnarowski and Shams Charania.

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Phoenix Suns
Washington Wizards

06/17/2023

You're kidding me right? Forgettable NBA finals? The road to the finals and the series itself had numerous memorable moments. Conference finals bubble rematch?, Bron getting swept?, the defending champs losing?, Sacramento's first playoff appearance in years, and going 7 games with the warriors?, tying a series down from 3-0?, play-in "scrubs" beating out contenders for a finals appearance? Denver winning their first championship in 47 years? Both teams showcased their resilience and skill throughout the playoffs, making the entire postseason an unforgettable journey. Bonus: It even reawakened the Jimmy Butler memes and gave rise to new ones, with Gabe Vincent also adding his own contributions, making it all the more unforgettable.

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Miami Heat
Denver Nuggets

06/13/2023

YOUR DENVER NUGGETS ARE THE 2023 NBA CHAMPIONS 🏆

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Denver Nuggets

06/13/2023

The Denver Nuggets beat the Miami Heat 94-89 on Monday night to win their first NBA championship after 47 years in the league.

A 56-year wait, including 47 years since entering the NBA, ended on Monday night. Jokic, once an obscure second-round pick, made sure of it. An ugly defensive battle turned beautiful for the champion Nuggets.

They knocked off the Miami Heat, 94-89, in Monday’s Game 5 to win the NBA Finals 4-1. Jokic poured in 28 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter.

Michael Porter Jr. added 16 and snatched 13 rebounds. Jamal Murray had 14 points.

Porter joked he could’ve scored two points, or even zero points, and it wouldn’t have mattered. He’s now an NBA champion.

“Can’t nobody tell me nothing,” Porter beamed.

Their defense, in the clutch, was tenacious. The Nuggets allowed only 18 points in the fourth quarter, swarming and swallowing any comeback attempt Miami tried. Aaron Gordon snuffed a Kyle Lowry jumper, and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope jumped the passing lanes. Bruce Brown hounded and pounded the glass, including a clutch offensive rebound and putback with 1:30 remaining.
Jokic, on both ends, would not be denied.
“We believe in each other,” Jokic said from the postgame podium.