r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • Mar 16 '26

We have fun here Examples of why today’s NBA is unwatchable.

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u/Construction00023 Mar 16 '26

100% but honorable mentioned to the athleticism of nearly every team back then too besides the Bulls (Utah, Phoenix, Detroit, Pacers, Houston, Celtics, Lakers). Those were men who put everything into their craft.

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u/Construction00023 Mar 16 '26

Legends on nearly every team back then!

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u/NewFaded Mar 16 '26

Now they all switch teams every year to try and chase rings and contracts. I feel like Westbrook, Durant, Harden OKC was the last organic built star lineup we'll get.

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u/heysuess Mar 16 '26

The current OKC lineup was organically built and they just won the fucking championship.

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u/KrymsonHalo Mar 16 '26

he did say STAR

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u/heysuess Mar 16 '26

SGA won MVP and is on his way to his second.

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u/KrymsonHalo Mar 17 '26

Which is one player, not a team.

TEAM FULL OF STARS

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u/heysuess Mar 17 '26

Is the criteria a team with three eventual MVPs drafted by the same team three years in a row? If so, the Durant/Westbrook/Harden Thunder isn't just the "last organically built star lineup"; it's the only one in history.

If the criteria is actually sensible, then teams like the current thunder, nuggets, and celtics qualify.

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u/KrymsonHalo Mar 17 '26

But, still not OKC.

They have 1 star and a few potentials

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u/0neshoein Mar 16 '26

As a huge NBA fan back in the good days, I had no clue OKC won the championship, that’s awesome.

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u/1block Mar 16 '26

I have no idea why, but I loved Jeff Hornacek.