NBA 2006 playoffs , for the commercial with 283 assist.327 dunks and etc, did they really record that or no?
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i h8 tht commercial!! they do it 4 every team and its just stupid
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Jordan transcended the game just as Oscar Robertson did in his time. To compare them is comparing apples and oranges...the game was different just as the game is played different today than when Jordan dominated. How much triangle offense do we see anymore? Zones in the NBA? Whoda thunk it?!?! There is nobody in the game right now that is transforming the game or taking it to another level. Until that guy comes along, we will all still talk about Jordan. I mean, how many NCAA women did you see dunk the ball in the 90's? Candace has taken the game to the next level. Who do you compare her to, Miller? The game was a lot different then.
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are those basketball question??
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I love watching them all, but I think the SB stands out, Not unlike the NCAA tourney, it's one and done, so you know every game, players give it that (unattainable, but sounds cool) "110%." Like someone else said, commercials in SB used to carry a lot of anticipation, but in recent years thanks to TiVo, great ads are far and few. But ultimately, it depends on the matchups... defense-oriented snoozers suck.
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Tell me if these aren't the best dunks ever!!! Wait for the last one...\n\nhttp://www.metacafe.com/watch/72503/top_ten_dunks/
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In total?? Well this year he had a total of 2,040 points, 1,074 rebounds, 1,298 assists averaging out at 27.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and 6.7 assists. In the playoffs he's averaging 26.4 points a game, 5.2 rebounds and 6.6 assists a game.
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Michael Jordan at 32,292 \n\nWilt Chamberlain 31,419 \n\nJordan scored the more points then wilt by 879.
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I assume you're asking about 2006 AD since you put miami or dallas. \n\nIf so it was Miami.\n\nAs you can tell from other posters 200 AD was a long time ago lol.
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I think it's partly fixed, and I've been thinking this for a couple weeks now. In many of the Playoff games, there have been suspect whistles blown or swallowed in the last few seconds, deciding the game, and often in the wrong way. For example - Lebron doesn't get called for an obvious travel against the Wizards when he hits the game winner in game....2? I can't remember. Also, the refs have been giving him fouls throughout all the series where guys aren't touching him. It seems like they are trying hard to market the new face of the NBA, and ensure his success.\n\nThe Tim Duncan blocking foul against Dirk Nowitski a couple days ago essentially decided the game, and it was a bogus call.\n\nSam Cassel didn't take more than 8 seconds to get over half court last night, and Shawn Livingston didn't step out of bounds on his pass in overtime. Also, but this one seems to be NBA tradition, as Reggie and Michael cheated in the same way, Raja Bell didn't get called for pushing Daniel Ewing out of his way, just before he caught and shot the 3 to send the game into the second overtime.\n\nMaybe the refs are just making a lot of bad calls during these playoffs, but it seems very suspicious to me. The teams with the more marketable players are getting these calls and winning, which makes sense for the NBA from a business point of view, and so something's fishy.
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as a point of reference, in addition to triple doubles, there is the rare quadruple double (i.e. at least 10 of four categories).\n\nThe only "official" quadruple doubles in NBA history were by Nate Thurmond (blocks,in addition to points rebounds and assists), Alvin Robertson (steals) and Hakeem Olajuwan (blocks).\n\nThere have been numerous "triple doubles" and thousands of double doubles in nba history. Many players have averaged a double double for a career (points and rebounds).\n\nWilt Chamberlain undoubtedly had many quadruple doubles in his career, but is not officially credited with them because blocked shots was not an official NBA stat until 1974, the year after he retired (same with steals).
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The 72 Lakers finished 69-13 and won an all-time professional sports record of 33 games in a row.\n\nThe '67 Philadelphia 76ers were 68-13 and won the title, while incidentally crushing the EIGHT-TIME DEFENDING champion Boston Celtics in a five game blowout in the Eastern Conference finals.\n\nThose are probably the two best teams ever, as the league had not been watered down with a bunch of expansion teams and the league was also not littered with high school players.  Only men needed apply for NBA roster spots in those days.\n\nWilt Chamberlain was the center on both of these teams, he always said that the 76er team was the better of the two... he said the Lakers were lucky in a lot of ways and things just fell into place for them...  but that Laker team faced everyone in the playoffs that they did NOT want to play (i.e. the defending champion Bucks with MVP Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and the Knicks in the finals), and still won the title easily.\n\nEither of these teams would destory the 96 Bulls, as the Bulls would have had no way of matching up with those teams.\n\nBut I did love watching those Bulls teams! A lot of my friend who are Bulls fans were worried when they picked up Rodman, but I told them that MJ and Scottie wouldn't let Rodman become the destructive force he'd been on other teams... but even I had no idea that they'd win the title that easily.\n\nStill, for one year, I'd go with the 76er team with Wilt at Center. The '86 Celtics were also a great, great team, and would also have destroyed the 96 Bulls.  The 87 Lakers were also superior to any of the Bulls championship teams.\n\nHeck, the '73 Knicks were better than the Bulls teams as well, as were the 74 and 76 Celtics.  Dave Cowens did incredible work against both Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar....think he'd have any trouble going against Bill Cartwright or Luc Longley??     \n\nPippen would be worn out by halftime chasing John Havlicek around the court... \n\nLet's see, Bill Cartwright, or Willis Reed?  Hmmmm.... tough one there...\n\nAnd man, it would just be too funny watching Steve Kerr try to guard Earl Monroe!!!
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sexy_gemini90,\n\nThe NBA is all about matchups and timing.  It appears that Miami caught the Pistons just when they were at their lowest point of the year.  They suffered injuries for the first time, Rasheed and Rip Hamilton both had ankle sprains.  Billups and Ben Wallace were banged up.  The Pistons set a NBA record this year for starting the same starting five for 73 games this year!  \n\nNow it appears that Dallas is playing at its peak.  Stackhouse, Harris and Howard were all hurt at various times this year and now they're all healthy.  It appears, at least for the time being, that Dallas is staked loaded and ready for Miami.\n\nBut as a Pistons fan, I know this series isn't over until the games are all played out.  Let's stay tuned.
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The most amazing thing about Wilt's 100 point game is that he somewhow managed to hit 28 free throws in 32 attempts. Incredible, for him. If some of you younger fans can imagine Shaq hitting 28 of 32 FT's in a game, that's about what this was like.\n\nHe also pulled down 25 rebounds that night, and played all 48 minutes, as was his usual custom.\n\nAnd 169-147 was the final score.\n\nThere is NO video of this game. One newspaper sent a photographer only because the editor was listening to the game on the radio, and he sent the photographer over in case Wilt made history, which he did. There were originally no photographers assigned to this game.\n\nAttendance was just over 4,000.
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Yes he definetly did dunk!!* Do you not watch the dunking competition... he was on there as a judge and they had a video of him dunking!!* Watch some television once in awhile!!*
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wow the ppl above me know sh**,\n\nKareem Abdul-Jabbar at 38,387 leads the nba most point ever scored.
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I am sorry I can't tell you why they add-up wrong.But if you check different sources for stats as I did because of your question,you will see Kobie Bryant scored either 38,40,or43 pts. last-night. This must drive contest players and the fantasy players nuts.WONDER WHO KNOWS REAL STATS.\n                                   still confused also\n                                                 wythingco
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It's the truth.  Why?\n1. He never passes, leading to my next point\n2. He only had 2 assists.  TWO ASSISTS!!\n3. He had approximately 67% of the overall team total