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Worst NBA Team in History | New Jersey Nets | Distressing stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Worst NBA Team in History | Los Angeles Clippers | Unimaginable stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Worst NBA Team in History | Atlanta Hawks | Unbelievable stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Worst NBA Team in History | Providence Steamrollers | Unbelievable stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Worst NBA Team in History | Charlotte Bobcats | Outrageous stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Worst NBA Team in History | Dallas Mavericks | Depressing stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Worst NBA Team in History | Los Angeles Clippers | Depressing stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Worst NBA Teams in History | Depressing stuff!! In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start! Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence. #HouseOfEntertainment #WorstNbaTeams #WorstTeamInNbaHistory #NbaHistory #NbaHighlights #CharlotteBobcats #DenverNuggets #DallasMavericks #Philadelphia76ers #WorstNbaPlayers #KembaWalker #Nba #Ranking #Top5 #Hawks #TheClippers #TheSixers #NbaTop10 #VancouverGrizzlies #76ers #Sixers #AtlantaHawks #NewJerseyNets #MixedTapeVideos #Top10WorstTeams #10TopWorstNbaTeams #WorstMistakes #BadTeams #Top10 #Clippers #MiamiHeat

Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Dave Cowens The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Lebron James The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Derrick Rose The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

10 Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Lebron James | Michael Jordan | Kobe Bryant. The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Gerald Green The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

Things you Didn’t know about the NBA's shortest and tallest Player | Muggsy Bogues | Manute Bol The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

10 Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Lebron James | Michael Jordan | Kobe Bryant. The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

10 Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Lebron James | Michael Jordan | Kobe Bryant. The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

10 Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Lebron James | Michael Jordan | Kobe Bryant. The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

10 Things you Didn’t know about NBA Players | Lebron James | Michael Jordan | Kobe Bryant. The NBA is now over 71 years old, having a fascinating history full of facts, events, and honors. People are constantly searching for crazy things about their favorite players or teams. Thousands of facts can be found all over the internet. If you enjoy odd and interesting things, there are some really unique and crazy facts about NBA players that might pique your interest. So, today we're going to be counting down the top 10 things you didn't know about NBA players; stick around till the end as there are some unbelievable things about NBA players that you might not know. Once, an NBA player was drafted when he was so young that his parents had to sign his first contract, yeah, the kid we are talking about is Kobe Bryant. Before the NBA made the rule requiring players to be one year removed from high school before being drafted, Kobe Bryant was drafted right out of high school. Bryant was not yet 18, so he was considered a minor in the United States and thus could not sign his first contract. As a result, his parents agreed to the contract and co-signed it. ##HouseofEntertainment #Thingsyoudidn'tKnow #Nba #thingsyoudidntknowabout #basketball #thingsyoudidn'tKnowAboutMichaelJordan #Thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKobeBryant #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutMuggsyBogues #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutGeraldGreen #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutlebronjames #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutNBAPlayers #unknownfacts #thingsyoudidn'tknowaboutKareemAbdul-Jabbar’s #DaveCowens #NBADraft #weirdfactsaboutNBA #unknownfactsNBA #NBAplayers #unknownfactsaboutNBAplayers #WeirdfactsaboutNBAplayers

As the best NBA players took to the court in the playoffs to try to win for their teams, we are reminded that basketball is a game that lasts only a short time. People no longer pay attention to players who were thought to be among the best a year ago. Russell Westbrook, a Los Angeles Lakers veteran, is one example. Young players like Anthony Edwards, a guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, are breaking through. But do you know which players stood out the most in 2022? We’re here to help you if you don't know. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the top NBA players for the 2021-22 season. Let's start! Who else, at 7 feet tall, can give you nearly 30 points per night—and 50 in the final clincher—while also setting up teammates a half dozen times per game, scorching opponents in transition, and playing some of the best, most versatile help defense in the league? Nobody else does it but Giannis. Antetokounmpo had 20 rebounds for the second straight game and was one assist away from his second triple-double of the playoffs, but he was inefficient from the field and missed several layups down the stretch. The series' MVP averaged 33.9 points, 14.7 rebounds, 7.1 assists, 1.3 blocks, and 1.0 steals per game for the reigning champion. Outside of Durant, Antetokounmpo, the reigning NBA champion and winner of two of the last three league MVP awards, makes the strongest case for No. 1. And he's done it while maintaining a healthy lifestyle for a superstar. His ability to quickly recover from one of the most annoying knee hyperextensions ever witnessed changed the course of basketball history and helped the Bucks win a championship. That isn't something to take for granted. #HouseofEntertainment #BasketballSpot #Rebound #NonstopSports #Nba #Basketball #Top10NbaPlayers #RankingNbaPlayers #RankingTheTop10PlayersinThe Nba #Top10 #10 surprisingNbaPlayersinthe2022Season #NbaTop10 #RankingTheBetsNbaPlayers #Ranking #NbaPlayerRanking #Top10Players #NbaPlayerRank #EspnTop10NbaPlayersofallTime #BestNba Players #NbaPlayers #2022AllStarGame #GreatestPlayers GreatestNbaPlayers #NbaGreatestPlayers #HOE

As the best NBA players took to the court in the playoffs to try to win for their teams, we are reminded that basketball is a game that lasts only a short time. People no longer pay attention to players who were thought to be among the best a year ago. Russell Westbrook, a Los Angeles Lakers veteran, is one example. Young players like Anthony Edwards, a guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, are breaking through. But do you know which players stood out the most in 2022? We’re here to help you if you don't know. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the top NBA players for the 2021-22 season. Let's start! Who else, at 7 feet tall, can give you nearly 30 points per night—and 50 in the final clincher—while also setting up teammates a half dozen times per game, scorching opponents in transition, and playing some of the best, most versatile help defense in the league? Nobody else does it but Giannis. Antetokounmpo had 20 rebounds for the second straight game and was one assist away from his second triple-double of the playoffs, but he was inefficient from the field and missed several layups down the stretch. The series' MVP averaged 33.9 points, 14.7 rebounds, 7.1 assists, 1.3 blocks, and 1.0 steals per game for the reigning champion. Outside of Durant, Antetokounmpo, the reigning NBA champion and winner of two of the last three league MVP awards, makes the strongest case for No. 1. And he's done it while maintaining a healthy lifestyle for a superstar. His ability to quickly recover from one of the most annoying knee hyperextensions ever witnessed changed the course of basketball history and helped the Bucks win a championship. That isn't something to take for granted. #HouseofEntertainment #BasketballSpot #Rebound #NonstopSports #Nba #Basketball #Top10NbaPlayers #RankingNbaPlayers #RankingTheTop10PlayersinThe Nba #Top10 #10 surprisingNbaPlayersinthe2022Season #NbaTop10 #RankingTheBetsNbaPlayers #Ranking #NbaPlayerRanking #Top10Players #NbaPlayerRank #EspnTop10NbaPlayersofallTime #BestNba Players #NbaPlayers #2022AllStarGame #GreatestPlayers GreatestNbaPlayers #NbaGreatestPlayers #HOE

As the best NBA players took to the court in the playoffs to try to win for their teams, we are reminded that basketball is a game that lasts only a short time. People no longer pay attention to players who were thought to be among the best a year ago. Russell Westbrook, a Los Angeles Lakers veteran, is one example. Young players like Anthony Edwards, a guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, are breaking through. But do you know which players stood out the most in 2022? We’re here to help you if you don't know. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the top NBA players for the 2021-22 season. Let's start! Who else, at 7 feet tall, can give you nearly 30 points per night—and 50 in the final clincher—while also setting up teammates a half dozen times per game, scorching opponents in transition, and playing some of the best, most versatile help defense in the league? Nobody else does it but Giannis. Antetokounmpo had 20 rebounds for the second straight game and was one assist away from his second triple-double of the playoffs, but he was inefficient from the field and missed several layups down the stretch. The series' MVP averaged 33.9 points, 14.7 rebounds, 7.1 assists, 1.3 blocks, and 1.0 steals per game for the reigning champion. Outside of Durant, Antetokounmpo, the reigning NBA champion and winner of two of the last three league MVP awards, makes the strongest case for No. 1. And he's done it while maintaining a healthy lifestyle for a superstar. His ability to quickly recover from one of the most annoying knee hyperextensions ever witnessed changed the course of basketball history and helped the Bucks win a championship. That isn't something to take for granted. #HouseofEntertainment #BasketballSpot #Rebound #NonstopSports #Nba #Basketball #Top10NbaPlayers #RankingNbaPlayers #RankingTheTop10PlayersinThe Nba #Top10 #10 surprisingNbaPlayersinthe2022Season #NbaTop10 #RankingTheBetsNbaPlayers #Ranking #NbaPlayerRanking #Top10Players #NbaPlayerRank #EspnTop10NbaPlayersofallTime #BestNba Players #NbaPlayers #2022AllStarGame #GreatestPlayers GreatestNbaPlayers #NbaGreatestPlayers #HOE

As the best NBA players took to the court in the playoffs to try to win for their teams, we are reminded that basketball is a game that lasts only a short time. People no longer pay attention to players who were thought to be among the best a year ago. Russell Westbrook, a Los Angeles Lakers veteran, is one example. Young players like Anthony Edwards, a guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, are breaking through. But do you know which players stood out the most in 2022? We’re here to help you if you don't know. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the top NBA players for the 2021-22 season. Let's start! Who else, at 7 feet tall, can give you nearly 30 points per night—and 50 in the final clincher—while also setting up teammates a half dozen times per game, scorching opponents in transition, and playing some of the best, most versatile help defense in the league? Nobody else does it but Giannis. Antetokounmpo had 20 rebounds for the second straight game and was one assist away from his second triple-double of the playoffs, but he was inefficient from the field and missed several layups down the stretch. The series' MVP averaged 33.9 points, 14.7 rebounds, 7.1 assists, 1.3 blocks, and 1.0 steals per game for the reigning champion. Outside of Durant, Antetokounmpo, the reigning NBA champion and winner of two of the last three league MVP awards, makes the strongest case for No. 1. And he's done it while maintaining a healthy lifestyle for a superstar. His ability to quickly recover from one of the most annoying knee hyperextensions ever witnessed changed the course of basketball history and helped the Bucks win a championship. That isn't something to take for granted. #HouseofEntertainment #BasketballSpot #Rebound #NonstopSports #Nba #Basketball #Top10NbaPlayers #RankingNbaPlayers #RankingTheTop10PlayersinThe Nba #Top10 #10 surprisingNbaPlayersinthe2022Season #NbaTop10 #RankingTheBetsNbaPlayers #Ranking #NbaPlayerRanking #Top10Players #NbaPlayerRank #EspnTop10NbaPlayersofallTime #BestNba Players #NbaPlayers #2022AllStarGame #GreatestPlayers GreatestNbaPlayers #NbaGreatestPlayers #HOE

As the best NBA players took to the court in the playoffs to try to win for their teams, we are reminded that basketball is a game that lasts only a short time. People no longer pay attention to players who were thought to be among the best a year ago. Russell Westbrook, a Los Angeles Lakers veteran, is one example. Young players like Anthony Edwards, a guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, are breaking through. But do you know which players stood out the most in 2022? We’re here to help you if you don't know. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the top NBA players for the 2021-22 season. Let's start! Who else, at 7 feet tall, can give you nearly 30 points per night—and 50 in the final clincher—while also setting up teammates a half dozen times per game, scorching opponents in transition, and playing some of the best, most versatile help defense in the league? Nobody else does it but Giannis. Antetokounmpo had 20 rebounds for the second straight game and was one assist away from his second triple-double of the playoffs, but he was inefficient from the field and missed several layups down the stretch. The series' MVP averaged 33.9 points, 14.7 rebounds, 7.1 assists, 1.3 blocks, and 1.0 steals per game for the reigning champion. Outside of Durant, Antetokounmpo, the reigning NBA champion and winner of two of the last three league MVP awards, makes the strongest case for No. 1. And he's done it while maintaining a healthy lifestyle for a superstar. His ability to quickly recover from one of the most annoying knee hyperextensions ever witnessed changed the course of basketball history and helped the Bucks win a championship. That isn't something to take for granted. #HouseofEntertainment #BasketballSpot #Rebound #NonstopSports #Nba #Basketball #Top10NbaPlayers #RankingNbaPlayers #RankingTheTop10PlayersinThe Nba #Top10 #10 surprisingNbaPlayersinthe2022Season #NbaTop10 #RankingTheBetsNbaPlayers #Ranking #NbaPlayerRanking #Top10Players #NbaPlayerRank #EspnTop10NbaPlayersofallTime #BestNba Players #NbaPlayers #2022AllStarGame #GreatestPlayers GreatestNbaPlayers #NbaGreatestPlayers #HOE

As the best NBA players took to the court in the playoffs to try to win for their teams, we are reminded that basketball is a game that lasts only a short time. People no longer pay attention to players who were thought to be among the best a year ago. Russell Westbrook, a Los Angeles Lakers veteran, is one example. Young players like Anthony Edwards, a guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, are breaking through. But do you know which players stood out the most in 2022? We’re here to help you if you don't know. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the top NBA players for the 2021-22 season. Let's start! Who else, at 7 feet tall, can give you nearly 30 points per night—and 50 in the final clincher—while also setting up teammates a half dozen times per game, scorching opponents in transition, and playing some of the best, most versatile help defense in the league? Nobody else does it but Giannis. Antetokounmpo had 20 rebounds for the second straight game and was one assist away from his second triple-double of the playoffs, but he was inefficient from the field and missed several layups down the stretch. The series' MVP averaged 33.9 points, 14.7 rebounds, 7.1 assists, 1.3 blocks, and 1.0 steals per game for the reigning champion. Outside of Durant, Antetokounmpo, the reigning NBA champion and winner of two of the last three league MVP awards, makes the strongest case for No. 1. And he's done it while maintaining a healthy lifestyle for a superstar. His ability to quickly recover from one of the most annoying knee hyperextensions ever witnessed changed the course of basketball history and helped the Bucks win a championship. That isn't something to take for granted. #HouseofEntertainment #BasketballSpot #Rebound #NonstopSports #Nba #Basketball #Top10NbaPlayers #RankingNbaPlayers #RankingTheTop10PlayersinThe Nba #Top10 #10 surprisingNbaPlayersinthe2022Season #NbaTop10 #RankingTheBetsNbaPlayers #Ranking #NbaPlayerRanking #Top10Players #NbaPlayerRank #EspnTop10NbaPlayersofallTime #BestNba Players #NbaPlayers #2022AllStarGame #GreatestPlayers GreatestNbaPlayers #NbaGreatestPlayers #HOE