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I told you guys on a community post to give us your best NBA hot takes,

but this time specifically about NBA history.

So these are all-time debates, all-time hot takes,

stuff people think from past decades,

maybe some current players compared to past decades,

a lot of different topics, but all relating to the history of the league.

Offseason conversations.

First off, Cody Rickards said,

Hakeem Elijah won his 1994 season when he won MVP,

finals MVP, DPOI, first team all NBA, first team all defense,

and third in scoring is the greatest season in NBA history.

That's not crazy at all.

It's on the short list, but is it the number one most impressive season you can think of? No. And so I like what they did here, right, adding first team all NBA, first team all defense. Because most of the times, if you win the MVP, you're going to be first team all NBA. If you win DPRY, you're going to be a majority of the people are going to be first team all defense.

Just trying to add in accolades when that's already built in. The biggest accolade is just missing from there.

And don't forget, third in scoring too.

What an accolade.

So, but if you go down the list of people who want MVP, finals MVP and DPOY, you have like,

you have Janice,

you have him, Kareem maybe did it, maybe, no, it's only Yonis, Michael Jordan, and him. This is up there. Who won MVP and DPRI? I mean, no, but Mike didn't win, no, but in the same season is what I'm saying. Because no, Mike didn't win DPOI in a single year.

He won the same year one MVP.

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