On Monday afternoon the popular social media account HouseOfHighlights posted a clip of famous Twitch streamer and Minnesota Timberwolves center, Karl-Anthony Towns, having a chat about stat chasing.
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I’ll be one of the first people to admit that LeBron James deserves more credit than some people are willing to give him. While he’s not better than Michael Jordan (and it’s not particularly close), he’s still a phenomenal basketball player and undeniably a guy who knows how to win. But it makes his legacy just that much harder to appreciate when he’s just outright lying.
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His first highlight as a Warrior came with about a minute left in the first quarter of Golden State’s Christmas Day victory from the Valley of the Sun.
Quinndary Weatherspoon went under a screen, jumped a pass from Cameron Payne intended for Chris Paul and used a give-and-go with Juan Toscano Anderson to hit a left-handed layup.
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While there’s plenty of drama around the league from time to time, it’s often said that the NBA is similar to a fraternity. At the end of the day, every guy is playing at that level and can compete because they respect the work ethic of others, and as a result, these guys end up bonding in any number of ways. For some, it’s hard-headed competition, others a sibling rivalry, and even more just out there having fun.
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The eighteen-year veteran and fan-favorite Andre Iguodala couldn’t play in the Warriors Christmas Day game versus the Suns. He is still managing a knee injury from the wear and tear he’s taken over the years. But he somehow managed to find himself in talks across social media without having played a minute in the game.
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A short-handed Warriors squad arrived at Phoenix on Christmas Eve.
With Jordan Poole, Andrew Wiggins, Damion Lee, Moses Moody and assistant coach Mike Brown in health and safety protocols, Andre Iguodala nursing a sore knee and Kenny Atkinson not being able to make the trip, the Warriors were facing a tough task ahead on a marquee Christmas Day matchup.
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