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NBA Analyst at The Ringer. NYT Best-selling author of Sprawlball, Professor at University of Texas. Formerly VP at Spurs, IG: @kirkgoldsberry
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Seven Charts That Show What LeBron Can-and Can’t-Do for the Sixers

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By Kirk Goldsberry
| The Ringer Verified
James is the greatest 41-year-old in NBA history. That’s good and bad for Philly. Last week, LeBron James shook up the NBA landscape by announcing a two-year, $8 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers. This latest decision represents another remarkable turn in one of the most impressive careers this league has ever witnessed and proves that at age 41, this aging king can still reign over our basketball attention.
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Will the Miami Heat Actually Be Able to Win After the Giannis Trade?

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By Kirk Goldsberry
| The Ringer Verified
Recent history says it’s nearly impossible to build an NBA contender around an aging superstar. Can Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Heat buck the trend? The Miami Heat just made the kind of blockbuster trade that wins a press conference, but can it win a championship? Giannis Antetokounmpo, a two-time MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Finals MVP, and the most physically dominant interior force the league has seen since prime Shaq, is on his way to Miami.
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Comeback or Collapse? Breaking Down the Wildest Half in NBA Finals History.

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By Kirk Goldsberry
| The Ringer Verified
By Kirk GoldsberryJune 11, 4:23 pm UTC • 4 min Four charts that explain how and why the New York Knicks stole Game 4 The New York Knicks just completed the most absurd comeback in NBA history—rallying back from a 29-point deficit to steal Game 4 of the Finals and put themselves one win away from their first championship in 53 years.
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