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Where Are the Intense Rivalries in Today’s NBA?



In this clip, JJ Redick, Tim Legler, and Richard Jefferson discuss the important of rivalries in the NBA and how it seems that there aren’t currently any that live up to ones in the past. Where will the next best player or team rivalry come from?

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19 Comments

  1. Luka and DBook got beef. Luka got beef with the clippers. Can we call those rivalries? They've played in the playoffs.

  2. I am about the same age as these guys… but this sounds like old men talking bout the past. Lol.
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  3. Injuries have also kept us from great and consistent match ups. Games are less competitive when critical pieces cannot perform well or at all.

    Also we had great rivalries in early 2010s. LAC vs MEM, GSt vs LAC. OKC vs SAS. Rockets vs Jazz.

  4. Philly and Denver have one but they don’t play enough. Embiid always tries to go right at Joker every time they play.

  5. It was never Steph vs LeBron. It was KD vs LeBron, correct yourself JJ. When would you all give this man his praise ??

  6. They missed a real opportunity with the in season tourney. Bring back rivalries by using divisions as the groups for the in season tourney.

  7. Players have been moving around too much to really create rivalries, lets hope these new big deals and CBA rules can create some

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