GOAT NBA Pure Scorers & Stafford Future

Around the Horn

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4.6 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2025

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Tony Reali and the national panel debate the purest scorers of all-time in the NBA and if Matthew Stafford could be on his way to New York due to some family ties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:33.2	30,000 career points for Kevin Durant, which leads us to a classic Around the Horn debate.
0:40.9	Brilliant.
0:41.9	Ball in Hoop.
0:43.7	Who is the most pure score in NBA history?
0:46.3	Where do you rank Duran?
0:47.3	I'll add this panel.
0:48.3	Also, NFL rumor mill courtesy of a family tree.
0:51.3	The brother-in-law of Matthew Stafford was hired by the Giants.
0:55.1	Does that mean Stafford to New York?
0:57.1	Let's go around the horde.
1:01.1	Interesting.
1:05.3	Exciting free throw.
1:19.6	LeBron, Kareem, Carl Malone, Kobe, Michael, Dirk, Wilts Julius, and now KD. 30,000 career points for Kevin Durant, ninth all time.
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