19 YEARS AGO TODAY.....Michael Ruffin throws the ball in the air to run out the clock but doesn’t throw it high enoughMar 30 ⋅ IamCatMommy ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #19
Magic Johnson throws the no look pass to Michael Jordan for the dunkMar 3 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
23 years ago today, Kobe and Jordan faced off for the final time and gave us this incredible momentMar 28 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #23
This is the Greatest Finals moment in NBA History idgaf what nobody saysMar 2 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Wilt Chamberlain in High School - Nobody Had Seen Anything Like HimMar 12 ⋅ AdeptFuel4824 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
When Michael Jordan hit six 3-pointers against Portland in the NBA Finals and delivered his iconic shrugMar 8 ⋅ DareDevil1699 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #3
Delonte West is now 100 days sober and seems to be in a much better place hoping he keeps it going.Mar 29 ⋅ Rough-Drawing-3006 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #100
26 years ago....Vince Carter threw down one of the most ridiculous alley-oops ever then hit a game-winning three vs the ClippersMar 9 ⋅ DareDevil1699 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #26
MJ is not the richest former NBA player. It's someone only oldheads are familiar withMar 24 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
“Hey, Mutombo. This one’s for you, baby.” - Michael Jordan once made a free throw with his eyes shut in a league gameMar 22 ⋅ HyseNjerry16 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
One of the most disrespectful blocks by LaPhonso Ellis in 1993Mar 6 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1993
In 1987, Michael Jordan played a game in a wheelchair against Eric Barber, a future Paralympic athlete. Eric defeated Jordan 20–14.Mar 21 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1987 #14 #20
If it wasn't bad enough that Jordan and Pippen were cooking you, it was this guy ragebaiting the shit Outta you 😭Mar 3 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
No wonder 90s scoring was so much lower. They didn’t let these plumbers get away with anything.Mar 17 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Michael Jordan gripping the ball mid air without effort is insaneMar 5 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
29 YEARS AGO TODAY Rookie ALLEN IVERSON did this to MICHAEL JORDANMar 12 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #29
I have seen it a million times and I still gasp after every shot. Tracy McGrady really did that.Mar 17 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Nash to Amare alley oop in slam dunk contest (2005)Mar 8 ⋅ Effective_Material68 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #2005
Larry Bird's trash talking wasn't vulgar but it stung so bad 😂Mar 3 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
When Larry Bird met his college bully in the NBA and got his revengeMar 6 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Patrick Ewing played 15 seasons for the New York Knicks. During that time he averaged 23.5 points, 10.4 rebounds, and 2.7 blocks per game. He won Rookie of the Year in 1986 and led the Knicks to the playoffs 13 consecutive timesMar 27 ⋅ IamCatMommy ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1986 #10 #13 #15 #23 #2 #4 #5 #7
(2000) Kobe catches the half-court alley-oop from Brian Shaw and screams “They can’t fck with me!”. One of my favorite Kobe dunks everMar 1 ⋅ DareDevil1699 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #2000
When Kevin Garnett took the whole USABMNT on 1-on-1 back in 2000Mar 20 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #2000 #1
They literally got everything on camera except that 100-point gameMar 29 ⋅ Either-Jicama-7364 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #100
My hot take is Muggsy Bogues playing 14 years in the NBA is the second most impressive longevity feat behind LeBron.Mar 13 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #14
Michael Jordan is angry at John Stockton : You play dirty, don't do that!Mar 27 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Reports suggest Orlando has been making strong pushes to land Giannis if they actually pull it off, that changes everything in the East real shot or just noise?Mar 28 ⋅ Weekly-Vacation-1405 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Rondo's behind the back fake: Not revolutionary, not flashy, but effective, efficient and super fun to watch.Mar 9 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Michael Jordan outta nowhere to celebrate! MJ's 23XI Racing have won their 4th NASCAR Cup Series in six races!Mar 23 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
One of the best Jason Williams passes ever came up in 2000 playoffs against LA Lakers. White Chocolate gathered the ball from Divac's block and freezed Kobe & Lakers defense like Sub-Zero for an incredible no-look pass!Mar 18 ⋅ HyseNjerry16 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #2000
Manu Ginobili coming off the bench was so unfair. Dude was a bonafide stud.Mar 2 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
[Highlights] When Michael Jordan hit 6 threes in the first half of Game 1 of the 1992 FinalsMar 30 ⋅ IamCatMommy ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #Highlights #1992 #1 #6
Tim Duncan and David Robinson going at each other in practiceMar 13 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
MJ’s response after winning 70 games, when asked if he surpassed the other all-time greatsMar 11 ⋅ DareDevil1699 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #70
Mario Chalmers was getting yelled at so much, President Obama had to acknowledge it 😂Mar 2 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
The incredible story of the infamous Dream Team practice in Monte Carlo where MJ showed his peers basketball is his sport now.Mar 6 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
This Shaq and Mike Tyson story keeps getting insane with each passing secondMar 8 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
31 years ago today, Michael Jordan scored 55 points in a win against the Knicks! (1995)Mar 29 ⋅ IamCatMommy ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1995 #31 #55
Shaq supporting his daughter Me’Arah at Nike Nationals last yearMar 14 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Kareem doesn't care about hot takes. He got his money and his rings.Mar 24 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Everytime I look at this clip, I just marvel at how nifty and smooth Shaq's footwork was. If he committed to it, he could have had Hakeem's moves. Ofc he didn't need it.Mar 28 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Has there ever been a big as silky smooth as Hakeem? The Dream Shake is, imo, the greatest signature move of all time.Mar 3 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
[Highlights] Kobe Bryant hitting clutch shots to beat the Blazers in 2004Mar 13 ⋅ DareDevil1699 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #Highlights #2004
Allen Iverson reflected that facing Shaq and Kobe in their prime was an absolute nightmare. He believes he would have an NBA championship ring if they hadn't been the unbeatable final bossesMar 18 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp led the Sonics to an NBA Finals Game 4 win over the Bulls! (1996)Mar 28 ⋅ IamCatMommy ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1996 #4
Larry Bird would dominate today’s NBA. Keep an eye on the Hawks benchMar 14 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
MJ was inconsolable after winning his first ring without his father by his sideMar 22 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Cinematic quality of first 3 minutes of the 1998 Game 6 NBA Finals. Look at all the amazing ball movement and sets.Mar 10 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1998 #3 #6
No playacting, only pick-and-roll and punches. These dudes made everyone came that after them multimillionaires.Mar 9 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Saying,I'm not sensitive before threatening violence on national TV. And the fact that no one took Shaq seriously 😂Mar 16 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Happy birthday to Larry Johnson. Built like a defensive end, jumped like a guard, played like a wrecking ball. One minute he’s detonating on the rim, the next he’s the most famous grandma in basketballMar 14 ⋅ DareDevil1699 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
I would average 60 today. These little cupcakes shaq on playing in today's nba. do y'all agree?Mar 6 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #60
Rodman and Malone wrestling in the 1998 NBA FinalsMar 20 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1998
Michael Jordan enjoying a party with a cigar in his mouth...Man has that auraMar 12 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
MJ and Magic together would have been the most duo of all timeMar 30 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
(1984) Michael Jordan 19 days into his NBA career, drops 45 PTS & 10 REB on 67% shooting vs. the Spurs. His first of 211 career 40-point games.Mar 26 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1984 #211 #10 #19 #40 #45 #67
According to Dennis Rodman, the only reason he's still alive: Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam's 'Black'Mar 19 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Before Wemby, there was Yao. What a shame his body couldn't hold up.Mar 7 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
When Paul Pierce shit himself during the NBA finals and pretended he was injuredMar 22 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
One of the greatest ball handlers in NBA history: Isiah ThomasMar 20 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
KG asked Pierce to explain his MJ take and then didn't even let him explain it before calling it goofy shit 😂Mar 20 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Don't know how Rodman was always in the right place to grab the rebound. Shaq getting heated for no reason 😭Mar 3 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Michael Jordan told Allan Houston he wouldn’t get a shot off...and he kept his word. “All those hall of fame players, If you didn’t know anything about basketball, you can tell who the best player on the court was”Mar 14 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Richard Jefferson's rant about reports that NBA is looking into shortening the seasonMar 24 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Stephon Marbury was fun to watch. 16k points, 6.4k assists. Certified offensive weapon.Mar 12 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #6
Shaq was NOT messing with Donte DiVincenzo saying I shoot free throws like Shaq. 😅I wish I was playing, too. I'd flagrant his ass to the next game.Mar 1 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Dr. J proved that you can be flashy and efficient. Changed the league's playstyle and doesn't get enough credit for it.Mar 15 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Chuck reminds Shaq that he's worth only $700 million, not a billion 😂Mar 13 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #700
The cost of being a big man in the NBA is mobility issues for life. Sad to see Dirk struggleMar 13 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Tracy McGrady got caught on the pump fake and still swatted himMar 13 ⋅ raybellious_berry ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Steve Francis changed the worldview on PGs. He paved the way for guys like Russ, Rose and Ja.Mar 4 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
Michael Jordan vs. Michael Jordan Commercial from 2003.Mar 23 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #2003
Shaq had no issues being the villain against Hakeem and David Robinson. He probably preferred it.Mar 15 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
The fight for the rebound, the block, Barkley bullying his way to the rim and Rodman's hustle to block the shot. I love everything about this sequence.Mar 2 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
People forget how good of a passer Michael Jordan was 🎯Mar 21 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool
The physical defenses that Michael Jordan faced was insane! 1/3 or these would be automatic ejections today and and majority would be at least a flagrant 1Mar 24 ⋅ Temporary_Pepper6126 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #1 #3
33 years ago, Shaq slapped Alvin Robertson in a game. Rodman tried to stop the fight. Barkley said FAFO. And Shaq rapped about it on his first album.Mar 30 ⋅ ForeignAir7174 ⋅ r/NBAoldschool ⋅ #33
