fukk this bytch ass high scoring NBA

[BXKingPin82]

I remember after the lockout in 98-99 when teams struggled to put up 80 points. Professional basketball players, professional NBA players, could barely put up 80 points. That shyt was egregious. Never would I have thought there would be people that yearned for that kind of basketball again. fukk some 79-65 score. The fukk? I know the people saying that shyt on here did not watch those games live.

the end of Shawn Kemp.

 

[LezJepzin]

Even Shumpert having superstar numbers

I just watched the game, even De'aaron Fox had 22/10 with ease

The Kings dropped 131 on OKC.
NBA a fukking joke.
Turn professional basketball into AND1 without the dunks Jewbrehs.

We won the game

 

[Bigblackted4]

Stop acting like this is new go look up scores between 87 and 92.

 

[horizon]

it's called pace you idiots

 

[Jordan>>LeFrozen]

I remember after the lockout in 98-99 when teams struggled to put up 80 points. Professional basketball players, professional NBA players, could barely put up 80 points. That shyt was egregious. Never would I have thought there would be people that yearned for that kind of basketball again. fukk some 79-65 score. The fukk? I know the people saying that shyt on here did not watch those games live.

That was some terrible basketball during those times, I’ll admit I watched that season too as a kid, and looking back.....

 

[mr. smoke weed]

Pretty sure the nba isnt sweating the 10 nikkas on the Coli, who wish it was the 90s, not watching their product anymore.

I don’t care about viewership or anything like that. Go type “why are nba scores so high” and see for yourself.

 

[mr. smoke weed]

Over time i see a lot of revisionist history with the nba. The 90s was not a golden era, i remember during the 94 finals sports illustrated running a cover story asking who got next, nba or nhl? That was a legit question in media circles back then but to let people tell it my grant hill pistons were "contenders"

Lmao if the 90s wasn’t a Golden age for the NBA, literally when has there even been one?

 

[badboys11]

Lmao if the 90s wasn’t a Golden age for the NBA, literally when has there even been one?

80s and the era we in

 

[FunkDoc1112]

i hate this all offense nba. theres no reason a team should have all-star game numbers. gonna kill the record books too. average nikkas gonna shoot up the scoring charts.

this is the problem when people try to compare generations. we are witnessing it happen. no way youll be able to say this generation has better players bc its no defense being played now

The 80s had the same fukking scores, breh. Y'all have such narrow memories, like the mid-90s was the only era of basketball or something.

 

[havoc]

The rule changes and petty officiating has made the game harder for defensive teams to slow the game down for halfcourt play.

I was surprised Denver held GS to under 100 points

You shouldn't be surprised. Nuggets always give the Warriors a competitive game.

 

[phillycavsfan]

I said it in the betting thread.

- the new shot clock rule creates more possessions, and thus more scoring opportunities.
- more fouls because refs are penalizing players for contact running around screens
- more teams are playing faster, especially the bad teams.

 

[Jplaya2023]

Players are just better today

Game preperations >>>>>>>>

no they're not

what's better is technology and as a result of that data and research are better. More tools are developed to show tendencies, players likes dislikes etc... travel is better nutrition and training is better as a result of technology making things like that easily researchable.

 

[Illuminatos]

Yeah let’s go back to the ‘90s when teams actually played defense.

Denver Nuggets at Phoenix Suns Box Score, November 10, 1990 | Basketball-Reference.com

How many OTs did this game go to?

 

[Remote]

whole lotta neggin going on round these parts!
:whatnore:

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

How many OTs did this game go to?

None apparently