The Entire History of The NBA..

the entire history of the nba, i guess

credit to bill wurtz and sipover for inspiring this idea!

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[rickleitner]

Ah yes. It was the 1892 NBA finals. I specifically remember 35 year old Plumber make a tough throw up shot with the rock perfectly going through the rim. The Philadelphia Moose’s ended up winning off the great coaching of Abraham Lincoln’s son, winning 24-28. That moment would change the Eastern Basketball League forever.

[dymez]

It's never too late to create something good and genuine.

[BlakeeBoySub]

You can only like this comment if you’re a real rebound fan

[playboyjed]

That transition in 0:03 was brilliant bro

[stefoskyriakou]

Kareem's name never even got mentioned. Unreal

[TheRealTimeCapsule]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:14 🏀 *Basketball's humble beginnings: James Naismith created it for fun using soccer balls and wooden baskets as hoops.*
01:57 🏆 *Celtics dominate for 13 years, but face a formidable rival in Wilt Chamberlain, marking a dark era for the NBA.*
03:30 🌍 *Michael Jordan's impact: His debut in 1984 marked a turning point, bringing global attention and iconic moments.*
05:39 💔 *Tragedy strikes with Len Bias's death in 1986, altering the Celtics' fate, while MJ's return redefines the NBA landscape.*
13:38 🏀 *NBA's response to the COVID-19 pandemic: A unique season in a bubble at Disney World, leading to LeBron's fourth ring.*

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[xxgoonxx]

The fact that Tim Duncan wasn’t mentioned was crazy

[Lebronvsiggy]

bro its been 5 months whens ur next vid

[ulfjwvs]

Damn bro can put the entire NBA history in a 15 minute video 💀

[SnapFlik-pvqq]

Damn this is a whole new way to look at the NBA

[jp]

You covered Bias' death but not Kobe's? The latter actually proved to be an all-time great NBA legend while the former's legacy is just carried by a bunch of would've, could've, should've theories. There've been plenty of players who were very good in college but not in the pros. For example (senior year stats):
Len Bias = 23.2 ppg (.544 fg%), 7.0 rpg, 1.0 apg, 0.8, spg, 0.4 bpg, 37.0 mp
Christian Laettner = 21.5 ppg (.575 fg%), 7.9 rpg, 2.0 apg, 2.1 spg, 0.9 bpg, 32.2 mp
Hence, there's no guarantee if Len would've actually become an NBA superstar. And just in case you're basing it all on the North Carolina Tar Heels vs Maryland Terrapins game on 01/12/1984:
Bias = 24 pts, 4 rebs
Jordan = 21 pts, 12 rebs (7 off), 2 blks, at least 4 stls
Highlights of the game was uploaded by starks23 (stats provided in the description), which ended w/ Jordan's iconic cradle dunk at the buzzer. Both men played each other four times overall. The first two in '83, Bias wasn't a starter yet. The last one was on February 19th the next year where Jordan scored 25 and Bias had 18.

[Cb-djyk]

That transition at the start was sick!!!

[fordastreeets]

its crazy that without bird and magic, nba wouldve died

[Sniftlix]

It’s been 4 months dad I really really miss you mommy hits me frequently and changed my name to free throw please come back father

[Btd-Marc]

I think for the next gen era players like victor wembanyama, elliot Cadeau, Scoot henderson, etc will carry the league. But the problem is too many d1 players are currently at highschool and aau/eybl and tbh RWE is on its prime and especially elliot in college. So we might switch to a gen of young players and young leagues

[tinglesmg]

Can we just appreciate Rebound filming all these games overs the years? Insane dedication( and lifespan)

[deranging]

i like the part where nba people dribbled heavy stones with NBA on it!

[youngrhythm]

Bro just dropped the cleanest transition

[inzodarello]

This put the game into perspective wow. We take a lot for granted

[JaloDoubleBack]

This Is A Great Video. U Spoke Nothing But Facts💯