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indeedgoodman · 5 months

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#warm up #stephen curry #under armour #steph curry #sneakers #legend #icon #superstar #g.o.a.t #30 #shooter #point guard #pg

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freshthoughts2020 · 2 months

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SHAI 2 TIMES ⚡️: gettothecorner.com/welcome/shai2times

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ballwzrd · 11 months

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Jamal Murray

#jamal murray #jamal #Murray #nba #basketball #nba basketball #ballwzrd #denver nuggets #denver #nuggets #point guard #nba 2k #all rookie team #nba playoffs #nba champion #playoffs

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averydavery · 7 months

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Martial Arts Au Miyagi!

Of course, Ryota is a Karate kid!! He’s from Okinawa so it just made sense! I based this drawing it off his basketball card from the 90’s anime promo merch, used the same colors too.

Im planning on drawing the others too as different martial arts fighters since as a judoka myself I have a lot of knowledge on the subject and who would do what. So in case you’re curious my head canons are… Sakuragi fights Jiu-Jitsu but also boxes 🥊, Rukawa fights Taekwondo, Mitsui fights Judo with a preference on backwards and sacrifice throws, Kogure also does Judo but does more forward throws, and Akagi is a wrestler/MMA fighter!

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mrabbrown · 11 months

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Nani? 🏀

#miyagi ryota #shohoku #slam dunk anime #slam dunk manga #point guard

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vintagehoops · 4 months

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Renee Montgomery Shots

Renee Montgomery is a former professional basketball player with an extensive and incredibly impressive rap sheet both on and off the court. Hailing from South Charleston High School in West Virginia where she averaged 22.5 points per game, 6 assists, 5 rebounds, and 5 steals while leading her school to the WV Class AAA Final as a senior in high school, Montgomery would go on to play for the iconic UCONN Women's basketball team from 2005 to 2009, starting 35 of their 37 games her freshman year, all 36 of their games as a sophomore, as well as be named Big East Freshman of the Year in 2006. That year she collected ppg in the double digits in 29 games that included FOUR 20+ point performances. In 2008, she passed the 1,000 point mark in a W against North Carolina. Montgomery would win a championship with UCONN her senior year, leading them to an UNDEFEATED 39-0 season. She would set *numerous* UCONN records including No. 1 in games played at 150, No. 3 in Assists at 632, No. 4 in 3-point FG's at 254, No. 5 in Steals at 266, and No. 9 in FT's at 330.

Drafted into the WNBA the 4th overall first-round pick to the Minnesota Lynx, she would be traded to Suns, then to Seattle, only to be traded back to Lynx where she would help the team win their fourth championship in seven seasons. She was then traded to Atlanta, where she literally broke the league record for most 3 pointers in half and the most 3 pointers made in a season for the franchise.

The scope of her 11-year basketball career reaches far beyond the WNBA, however, as she also has a lengthy history playing overseas in Israel, Australia, and Russia to name a few. She is a 2x WNBA champion (2015 and 2017), 2012 WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year, and 2011 All-Star. She also received the Honda Sports Award for basketball in '09.

In 2020, Montgomery would announce an absence from the season due to systemic racism and the burgeoning pandemic. She would renounce her retirement in 2021, and would acquire the FCF Beasts that same year.

Let's not forget she also played USA Basketball!

NOTE: Montgomery is fun asf to watch. From her handles to her finishing to her timing and her passing and play execution — her entire game, especially during her days at UCONN and the championship games with the Lynx, are entertainment at its finest. Personally, I'm a little young to have watched the games in real-time, but boy are those fun games to tune into and recount. For whatever reason when it comes to hoops, I adore the nifty point guard/shooting guard types — high scoring, exciting dashes to the rim, the steals lol, — it's all great bidness to me, stats be damned.