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Four milestones LeBron James can reach in his 24th NBA season with the Philadelphia 76ers Original

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By Eoin Morris
| NBA Analysis Network
LeBron James has spent 23 seasons in the NBA ignoring the usual rules about age, and he’s not finished yet. The 41-year-old opens his 24th NBA season with the Philadelphia 76ers in October, further than any player in league history has gone. Vince Carter’s 22 seasons was the old benchmark. James passed it and kept going. Four milestones are within reach this season. That includes an outright NBA record and a scoring total no player has ever reached.
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Why Mike D’Antoni is entering the NBA Hall of Fame despite never winning a chip

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By Eoin Morris
| NBA Analysis Network
Mike D’Antoni enters the Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday night for his contributions to the game over a 16-year coaching career. The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame enshrines its Class of 2026 in Springfield, Massachusetts on August 15th. D’Antoni is among the 9 inductees. The Hall’s contributors committee selected him, crediting the style of play that reshaped modern basketball.
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Ben Simmons wants back in the NBA — and the case for him is stronger than you remember Original

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By Eoin Morris
| NBA Analysis Network
Ben Simmons began a week of training with Australia’s Boomers in Melbourne on Monday, and NBA teams are watching closely. The three-time All-Star paid his own way to the player-led national team mini-camp in Port Melbourne, training alongside Josh Giddey and Dyson Daniels. Simmons has not played an NBA game since the 2024-25 season, when 51 quiet appearances for Brooklyn and the Clippers produced 5.0 points a night. Back trouble had already wrecked the four years before that.
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