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BREAKING: Free agent guard Brandon Williams has agreed to a one-year, $2.6 million deal with the Golden State Warriors, per ShamsCharania.

Williams, 26, averaged 13.0 PPG, 2.9 RPG, and 3.9 APG on 47.2% shooting in 22.2 MPG for Dallas last season. 💰

How will Williams fit in Golden State? 🤔

The more you look back at 2022, the crazier Steph's ring gets.

Won it all with Draymond giving him more fouls than points in the Finals 😭

Dwyane Wade switched up the flow 💈🔥

Paul George’s reaction 😭😂

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BRONNY ISN’T WORRIED ABOUT LEBRON LEAVING LOS ANGELES. 👀

When asked about his dad potentially moving to Philadelphia, Bronny kept it simple:

«“It’s whatever. It’s my dad.”»

No matter where LeBron plays next, it looks like Bronny will always have his back. ❤️

Gonna miss seeing the father-son duo together. 🥲🏀

Imagine averaging 21 PPG as a rookie and still losing Rookie of the Year. 😮‍💨🔥

The 4 Players With the Most 3PT Made Over the Last Five NBA Seasons (Regular Season + Playoffs) 👀🔥

THE POWER FORWARDS WHO DEFINED THE 2000s. 🔥

The 2000s were home to one of the greatest generations of power forwards in NBA history. They weren’t just big men they could score in the post, create from the mid-range, stretch the floor, facilitate for teammates, and anchor a defense. 💪

🔹 Tim Duncan — The Big Fundamental
Elite footwork, polished post moves, relentless rebounding, and dominant interior defense. Duncan made greatness look effortless.

🔹 Kevin Garnett — The Big Ticket
Intensity, versatility, mid-range scoring, rebounding, and elite defense. Garnett could impact virtually every possession.

🔹 Dirk Nowitzki
A 7-footer who completely changed the position. Dirk could shoot threes, attack mismatches, score from anywhere on the floor, and still punish defenders in the post.

🔹 Chris Webber — C-Webb
Power, athleticism, soft touch, and exceptional passing. Webber was a dynamic offensive force who could score or create for others.

🔹 Pau Gasol
Smooth in the post, deadly with his touch around the mid-range, an underrated playmaker, and versatile enough to defend multiple positions.

🔹 Jermaine O’Neal — J.O.
A dominant interior scorer with a reliable mid-range game, strong rebounding, and elite shot-blocking ability.

These weren’t one-dimensional big men.

They could score inside, face up, hit jumpers, stretch the floor, create for teammates, and defend at an elite level.

That’s what made the 2000s power forward such a special position. 🔥

Who was the BEST power forward of the 2000s?

BREAKING: Klay Thompson is going back to No. 11 with the Miami Heat 👀🔥

After wearing No. 31 during his two seasons in Dallas, Klay will return to the number he wore throughout his legendary Warriors career.

Luka looks like he’s slimmed down. 😳

Scary hours for the rest of the league.

FATHERS & SONS WHO MADE NBA HISTORY 👀🔥

From one generation to the next, these father-son duos left their mark on the NBA.

Which duo made the biggest impact in league history? 👀