Sommaire pour 2025-07 de Beckett Basketball

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For decades professional basketball stagnated with positions based on the height of the player. If a guy was 6-foot, 9-inches, or taller, depending on the decade, safe bet they were a power forward or a center. Even with Magic Johnson coming into the league in 1979, the idea of a tall point guard was not a regular thing until the 1990’s into the 2000’s. But in between the big men in the paint and the shorter guy running the show at the top of the key, forwards started to showcase ballhandling, passing, and shooting skills putting extra pressure on defenses which helped evolve the game to a new position that would be called the Point Forward. Point Forward Beginnings Change in the NBA takes time, and the point forward position…

Topps first laced up their high-tops for a 1957-58 set, had a test set for 1968-69, and then released cards annually from 1969-70 until the 1981-82 issue. A mainstream hit in baseball and football, as Topps looked to expand their product offerings to collectors, in 1991 Topps Stadium Club for baseball hit the market and the following year, 1992-93 Topps Stadium Club basketball hit the shelves. Looking back, with a print run of 10,000, how does the new line of cards hold up among collectors? THE SET The 1992-93 set mirrors Topps’ effort on their football line: gold foil, the Topps’ logo atop an oval representing a stadium, and a full bleed photo, which is awesome, taking away trim borders that often showcase horrible card cuts. The set was 400…

Across the basketball landscape or for an individual franchise, a player can earn the label as one of the game’s “greats” based on different metrics. If the values were number of games played, points scored, assists, and steals – all in the top 10 of a historic franchise, should that player be considered “great”? For some, yes, for others no, making the debate exciting, never ending, and all about one’s opinion. If you knew Derek Fisher (193) had more games played for the Lakers than Magic Johnson (190) and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (180), more points scored (1,700) than George Mikan (1,680) and Michael Cooper (1,581), and more assists (507) than James Worthy (463), against those Basketball Hall of Fame players, how would you view “Fish”? Some may have thought it or…