NBA History

Oscar Robertson played in the NBA for 14 seasons between 1960 and 1974, and was a star for the Cincinnati Royals and a champion with the Milwaukee Bucks. Robertson was …

Adidas had the NBA contract for 11 years from 2006 to 2017. Many expected the apparel giant to continue their long-term relationship with the NBA but they opted not to …

The Lakers moved to LA ahead of their 1960-61 season after struggling to regain their prominence following the departure of former center and arguably the NBA’s first superstar, George Mikan. …

Michael Jordan was drafted with the 3rd overall pick in the 1984 NBA Draft by the Chicago Bulls, and went on to become the greatest player in NBA history. Looking …

The record for the most game-winning buzzer-beaters in NBA history belongs to its biggest star ever, Michael Jordan. The former Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards star hit 9 game-winning buzzer-beaters …

Oscar Robertson won just a single NBA MVP award. Claiming the NBA Regular Season NBA MVP award in 1964. Many NBA historians argue that Robertson would have won multiple regular …

The biggest blown lead in NBA history occurred on November 27, 1996, when the Denver Nuggets gave up a 36-point deficit in a road game to fall 107-103 to the …

The biggest NBA loss of all time was the Oklahoma City Thunder’s disastrous 152-79 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies that occurred on December 3, 2021. The historic 73-point blowout on …

The Los Angeles Lakers are one of the most famous NBA Basketball teams. The franchise holds the most amount of NBA Championship wins, along with the Boston Celtics. Therefore, it …

Jerry West coached the Los Angeles Lakers for three seasons, starting with the 1976-77 NBA season until the 1978-79 NBA season. West coached the Lakers to a winning record all …