Top 10 WNBA Jokes

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  1. Indiana doctors were busy after Caitlin Clark was made the #1 Pick of the 2024 WNBA draft… Big increase in Indiana Fever!
  2. June 16th Basketball Jokes for Father’s Day: Caitlin Clark and her dad always play in a Father’s Day 2 vs. 2 tournament. Her dad is a sharp shooter too. They are unstoppable…. No one had an answer for the pick and pop. (Basketball Jokes for Father’s Day & WNBA Jokes)
  3. The sickest team in the WNBA just got sicker… The Indiana Fever added Caitlin Clark to their roster.
  4. The #2 pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft was Cameron Brink, a forward from Stanford… Los Angeles hopes she can be a real spark for the team on both ends of the floor.
  5. WNBA = We NoLonger Back Seat.
  6. Who is the sickest team in the WNBA?… The Indiana Fever.
  7. Which WNBA team has the brightest players?… The Connecticut Sun.
  8. How did Kamilla Cardoso, a center from South Carolina feel after being the 3rd pick in the WNBA Draft?… She was SKY high!
  9. Who is Smokey the Bear’s least favorite WNBA team?… The Los Angeles Sparks!
  10. The Indiana Fever hope their #1 draft pick, Caitlin Clark, is right on the mark… just like her shot.

High School Basketball & High School Graduation

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Just like basketball teams and leagues keeps track of top scorers, high schools in America keep track of top academic performers. In the classroom, schools keep track of GPAs, Grade Point Averages. GPAs are one of the most important factors in college selection process. Top athletic performers receive more recognition in the newspapers and on social media, but during a high school graduation, the top students will be recognized by the community.

The most prestigious award is the valedictorian which goes to the #1 student in the school. The #2 student is recognized as the salutatorian. Both of these individuals speak at the graduation. 

What does high school basketball have in common with a valedictorian and salutatorian? What the heck does a valedictorian have to do with high school basketball? High school (and basketball) is preparation for life. What habits are common among top basketball players and top students? 

God-given skills: Not everyone is born the same. Any teacher or coach can tell you that not all students or athletes are created equal. Whether in the classroom or on the court, some things that come easier to one individual, can be incredibly challenging for others. Some student-athletes can just show up and do well while others have to work incredibly hard to keep up.

Some players are born with height. Others are born with quickness, agility and speed. Others are born with the ability to understand the game well and apply skills in a game setting.

Not every player possesses the God-given skills to be a starter on a varsity basketball team and even fewer will have the opportunity to play at the college level. The same is true for academic performance. Not all students have the potential to be a top student.

The first factor in succeeding as student or a basketball player is the physical and mental “potential” to excel.

Work Habits: It is nearly impossible to be the number one student in high school or a starter on a varsity basketball team without developing exceptional work habits. Students need to make time to study and complete homework. Many top students can limit screen time and be completely focused during study sessions. The majority of their peers cannot shut off the noise of social media, streamed shows, or communication with others.

Accepting Challenges: To be a good basketball player on the court, players must seek out the highest level of competition. They must have a difficult individual skills workout. They must put themselves in uncomfortable situations. And they must compete in elite camps and AAU circuits. (Top 10 Reasons to Attend All-Academic Basketball Camp)

Students who excel in the classroom also challenge themselves. They seek the highest academic challenges, such as honors and AP classes. They compete in science fairs and on the math team. They enter speech and writing contests. They are always looking for ways to improve their minds.

Summer Work: Students and athletes that excel, do not take summers off. Elite basketball players travel the country playing several games over a weekend. These players also attend showcase camps where they compete against the top players in the country and receive coaching from college coaches.

AP students, often are required to do summer work for the classes. Depending on the class, this could be several weeks of work. Additionally, they enroll in academic camps, seek opportunities to expand their education. Many may do community service activities, such as mission trips, or Eagle Scout projects. 

Both elite basketball players and top-notch students know that the summer is a time for separation. One of our favorite questions is; “How many hours will it take? How many hours will it take to make a varsity team? To be an all-league player? To win a state championship? The same is true for academics. How many hours will it take to raise an SAT score 100 points? How many hours of extra work will it take to receive a five on an AP exam? How many hours of reading will it take to help develop vocabulary and writing skills?

Success is never easy, but if students work hard enough on the court and in the classroom, they will achieve success beyond their wildest dreams.

NBA Teams

WEBSITE (NBA) X ACCOUNT (@NBA) HASHTAG (#NBA) FOLLOWERS (47M followers) UNIFORM LOGO N/A ARENA N/A MASCOT N/A JOKES (NBA Jokes)

Atlantic Division

  1. Boston Celtics @celtics #DifferentHere (4.2M followers) Boston, MA Uniform Logo: VistaPrint @Vistaprint Arena: TD Garden @tdgarden (90K followers) Mascot: Lucky the Leprechaun @CelticsLucky18 (3K followers) Boston Celtics Jokes X Accounts: Boston Celtics X Accounts
  2. Brooklyn Nets @BrooklynNets #NetsWorld (2M followers)
  3. New York Knicks @NYKnicks #NewYorkForever (2.4M followers)
  4. Philadelphia 76ers @sixers #BrotherlyLove (2.3M followers)
  5. Toronto Rapters @Raptors #WeTheNorth (2.5M followers)

Northwest Division

  1. Denver Nuggets @nuggets (1.4M followers)
  2. Minnesota Timberwolves @Timberwolves (1.3M followers)
  3. Oklahoma City Thunder @okcthunder #ThunderUp (2.8M followers)
  4. Portland Trailblazers @trailblazers (1.5M followers)
  5. Utah Jazz @UtahJazz #TakeNote (1.2M followers)

Central Division

  1. Chicago Bulls @ChicagoBulls (4.7M followers)
  2. Cleveland Cavaliers @cavs (3.3M followers)
  3. Detroit Pistons @DetroitPistons #DetroitBasketball (3.3M followers)
  4. Indiana Pacers @Pacers #BoomBaby (1.4M followers)
  5. Milwaukee Bucks @Bucks #FearTheDeer (23M followers)

Pacific Division

  1. Golden State Warriors @Warriors #DubNation (3.3M followers)
  2. Los Angeles Clippers @LAClippers #ClipperNation (2M followers)
  3. Los Angeles Lakers @Lakers #LakeShow Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles Lakers Jokes
  4. Phoenix Suns @Suns (1.7M followers)
  5. Sacramento Kings @SacramentoKings (3.3M followers)

Southeast Division

  1. Washington Wizards @WashWizards #ForTheDistrict (1.2M followers)
  2. Orlando Magic @OrlandoMagic #LightTheBeam (1.2M followers)
  3. Charlotte Hornets @Hornets #LetsFly35 (1.3M followers)
  4. San Antonio Spurs @spurs #GoSpursGo #PorVida (3.5M followers)
  5. Atlanta Hawks @ATLHawks #TrueToAtlanta (1.5M followers)

Southwest Division

  1. Memphis Grizzlies @MemGrizz (1.6M followers)
  2. New Orleans Pelicans @PelicansNBA (1.3M followers)
  3. Miami Heat @MiamiHEAT #HEATNation & #HEATCulture (5M followers)
  4. Dallas Mavericks @DallasMavs (2.3M followers) Uniform Logo: Chime @Chime (260K followers) San Francisco, CA Dallas Mavericks Jokes
  5. Houston Rockets @HoustonRockets (3.2M followers)

Youth Basketball Workout: Simple Shooting Workout

This is a very simple shooting workout that will help a player become a more consistent shooter with deeper range. Most players do know the steps to becoming the best shooter on a team. 

  1. Have good form. Use BEEF to develop proper shooting form.
  2. KNOW YOUR RANGE. The spot where you can consistently make 5 in a row. 
  3. Have a quality shooting workout AND shoot more than other players on your team.
  4. Record your makes and percentages.

Timed layups (each set is 30 seconds): The timed layups are drills that help players replicate scoring moves in a game. These drills are all great for reinforcing fundamentals and should always be a part of an individual skills workout. 

  1. Mikan Drill: 2 sets of the Mikan drill. (30 seconds) 
  2. Reverse Mikans: 2 sets of reverse Mikans. (30 seconds)
  3.  X-outs: 2 sets of x-outs (3 seconds)

1-hand form shooting (WITH the guide hand in 2-hand shooting position BUT slightly off the ball): Using good form, make 5 shots in a row. After making 5 in a row, step back and repeat. Shoot until you can maintain good form and make 5 in a row. Once the form breaks down and you cannot make 5 in row STOP. It will take several workouts to move back so be patient and keep working. 

Record the number of shots and makes  (4 spots = 20 shots). To keep it simple, only record the makes as the number of spots X 5. 

Variation: Add an additional spot. Complete the drill from a different spot. (maximum 5 spots) 

2-hand form shooting (ADD the guide hand. It is ONLY a guide and should not move?): Using good 2-hand form, make 5 in a row. After making 5 in a row, step back and repeat. Shoot until you can maintain good form and make 5 in a row. Once the form breaks down and you cannot make 5 in row STOP.

Record the number of shots and makes  (4 spots = 20 shots). To keep it simple, only record the makes as the number of spots X 5. 

Variation: Add an additional spot. Complete the drill from a different spot. (maximum 5 spots)

Around the World Game Shots: The most important part of this drill is selecting the appropriate distance. A player should be able to make 60% – 90% of the shots. A player will make 10 shots from the left corner, left wing, top of key, ring wing, and right corner. Record the number shots needed to make 50. 

Record the number of made shots and misses. Calculate the percentage. If it is less than 60% move in next time.
Variation: Around the World AND BACK Game Shots (2nd set): Start on the opposite corner and repeat the drill.

High School Basketball: Graduation Week

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High school graduation week is an amazing time for community celebration, class bonding, and reflection. Each student has had a different set of experiences and journey to get to this point, but there are many collective experiences students share. In sports there is always a special connection between the players on a high school athletic team. There are many great memories of sharing a passion and striving for a common goal. 

Being a freshman in high school can be intimidating. Walking the halls on the first day of school is a moment that young children think about, especially during middle school. Students walk in as individuals and over the next four years, develop friendships and bonds with classmates and staff that in many cases will last a lifetime. 

Just as the first day of high school seems like an event that will never happen, so too is graduation. Yet here you are, with your classmates, teammates, family, friends and community, ready to walk across the podium and receive your diploma. Congratulations! 

The days leading up to graduation are filled with gatherings, ceremonies, and times with friends. Schools often have a variety of events to celebrate seniors. 

Prom: This memorable night filled with red carpet ceremonies, food, dance, and fun is usually a few weeks before graduation, but some might have it during the week of graduation.  

Senior Banquet: Many schools have a special night at a local restaurant or in the school cafeteria. Seniors gather to receive yearbooks and have a chance to sign these yearbooks. It also is an opportunity to watch a senior yearbook or lip dub created by the AV classes. It is a time to share the memories that have been created during senior year and the entire time in high school. The yearbook and videos are some of the final documentation of the experiences of the graduation class.  

Student-athletes are very anxious to see what the sports page looks like. How did you look in the team picture? What players are in the most action photos? How will your season be remembered?

Senior Awards: This is night to acknowledge all the academic, service, and athletic accomplishments. The President’s Award of Academic Excellence and Achievement reward high GPAs and performance on standardized tests. Local scholarships are presented to qualified students. These awards can help a student pay for the ever-rising costs of a college education. It is once again a night where the community gathers to celebrate some amazing individuals. Schools will often provide an opportunity for the students to meet the community members and groups that have honored them with a scholarship. 

Senior Field Day: Bouncy houses, slip and slides, dunk tanks, cornhole, hotdogs, hamburgers, and nice weather.  These are the makings of a great field day. There are lots of different ways for schools to celebrate a senior day. No matter how a school chooses to organize the day, it is one of the last opportunities for the students to get together with classmates and a few teachers in a fun environment. It can be so much fun if there is a high rate of participation. 

Elementary School Visits: What a great opportunity to remember your roots. Students return to the school where it all began. It can be an emotional day for all involved – high school students, elementary school staff, parents, and elementary school students. 

Students can remember the activities that were so important to them during elementary school. They will see a few teachers that had a big impact on them. They can view the final products of artwork, essays, and other assignments that decorate the halls. It might bring back a memory of a particular assignment that they took particular pride in completing.  

It can be meaningful for the graduates to look into the eyes of the young students to see how impressed they are to be visited by the big, high school seniors. Some students may have been regular fans at your home games. Perhaps, they have your program in their room as motivation to be part of the high school team that you were a captain of. These youngsters look up to the students as if they are gods and goddesses. There may be familiar faces in the halls – younger siblings, neighbors, players who attended summer camps where you worked – that will be excited to give you a fist bump or high five. It is a good opportunity for student to reflect on the many different stages of life and recognize how much they have grown over the years. 

The senior walk through is a way to pass the torch from one generation of students to the next. The seniors can serve as an inspiration to these young students. It is also a chance to look forward to the new opportunities that the next stage of life will present. 

Graduation Week can be a whirlwind. Enjoy every opportunity to celebrate with your classmates this special time. Do not worry about basketball workouts. Do not worry about getting to the gym. Do not worry about getting shots up. Remember, there will be many other opportunities to work on your game over the next several weeks and months. 

This time is very busy and chaotic, but it could be some of the best weeks of your young life. Soak it all in. Enjoy your family and friends. And thank the people who have helped you get to graduation day.

Basketball Jokes for Father’s Day

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  1. Knock knock?…Who is there?…Boo… Boo Who?… Don’t cry! We have the best basketball jokes for Father’s Day.
  2. What is the best play when you are playing basketball on the same team as your dad?… Pick and Pop. (Dad Jokes)
  3. Basketball Jokes for March Madness: A son was visiting his father at the nursing home. When the boy walked into the room, the father smiled. The son enthusiastically said, “Grandpa you have March Madness teeth! You are down to your Final Four!” (Final Four Jokes & Grandparent Jokes)
  4. What is Jason Tatum’s favorite Beach Boys song?…. Little Deuce Coupe. (365 Music Jokes)
  5. Jason Tatum’s and his sone Deuce enter Father’s Day 2 vs.2 tournaments?…. Deuce gets to the rim and has a great handle. But no team can stop the “Pick and Pop.”
  6. 2023 NBA Draft: Houston Rockets #4 pick & Ausar #5 Detroit Pistons pick have a sharp shooting dad. They often entered international 3 on 3 basketball tournaments and stunned opponents…. No one had an answer for the pick and pop. (NBA Basketball Jokes)
  7. Caitlin Clark and her dad always play in a Father’s Day 2 vs. 2 tournament. Her dad is a sharp shooter too. They are unstoppable…. No one had an answer for the pick and pop.
  8. Caitlin Clark and her parents always play in 3 on 3 tournaments. The mom is a defender and hustle player. Her dad is a sharp shooter too. They are unstoppable…. No one had an answer for the pick and pop.

NBA Larry O’Brien Trophy: NBA Champions

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2024 Boston Celtics defeat Dallas Mavericks 4-1

2023 Denver Nuggets defeat Miami Heat 4–1

2022 Golden State Warriors defeat Boston Celtics 4–2

2020 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Miami Heat 4–1

2019 Golden State Warriors defeat Toronto Raptors 4-2

2018 Golden State Warriors defeat Cleveland Cavaliers 4–0

2017 Golden State Warriors defeat Cleveland Cavaliers 4–1

2016 Cleveland Cavaliers defeat Golden State Warriors 4-3

2015 Golden State Warriors Steve Kerr defeat Cleveland Cavaliers 4–2

2014 San Antonio Spurs defeat Miami Heat 4–1

2013 Miami Heat defeat San Antonio Spurs 4-3

2012 Miami Heat defeat Oklahoma City Thunder 4-1

2011 Dallas Mavericks defeat Miami Heat 4–2

2010 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Boston Celtics 4–3

2009 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Orlando Magic 4–1

2008 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-2

2007 San Antonio Spurs defeat Cleveland Cavaliers 4–0

2006 Miami Heat defeat Dallas Mavericks 4-2

2005 San Antonio Spurs defeat Detroit Pistons 4–3

2004 Detroit Pistons defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-1

2003 San Antonio Spurs defeat New Jersey Nets 4–2

2002 Los Angeles Lakers defeat New Jersey Nets 4–0

2001 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Philadelphia 76ers 4–1

2000 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Indiana Pacers 4–2

1999 San Antonio Spurs Gregg Popovich defeat New York Knicks 4–1

1998 Chicago Bulls Phil Jackson Michael Jordan defeat Utah Jazz 4-2

1997 Chicago Bulls Phil Jackson Michael Jordan defeat Utah Jazz 4-2

1996 Chicago Bulls Phil Jackson defeat Seattle SuperSonics 4-2

1995 Houston Rockets Rudy Tomjanovich defeat Orlando Magic 4–0

1994 Houston Rockets Rudy Tomjanovich defeat New York Knicks 4-3

1993 Chicago Bulls Phil Jackson defeat Phoenix Suns 4-2

1992 Chicago Bulls Phil Jackson Michael Jordan defeat Portland Trail Blazers 4-2

1991 Chicago Bulls Phil Jackson defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-1

1990 Detroit Pistons Chuck Daly defeat Portland Trail Blazers 4-1

1989 Detroit Pistons Chuck Daly defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-0

1988 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Detroit Pistons 4–3

1987 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Boston Celtics 4–2

1986 Boston Celtics defeat Houston Rockets 4-2

1985 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Boston Celtics 4-2

1984 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-3

1983 Philadelphia 76ers defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-0

1982 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Philadelphia 76ers 4–2

1981 Boston Celtics defeat Bill Fitch Houston Rockets 4-2

1980 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Philadelphia 76ers 4–2

1979 Seattle SuperSonics defeat Washington Bullets 4–1

1978 Washington Bullets defeat Seattle SuperSonics 4-3

1977 Portland Trail Blazers defeat Philadelphia 76ers 4–2

1976 Boston Celtics Tom Heinsohn defeat Phoenix Suns 4-2

1975 Golden State Warriors defeat Washington Bullets 4–0

1974 Boston Celtics defeat Milwaukee Bucks 4-3

1973 New York Knicks defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-1

1972 Los Angeles Lakers defeat Bill Sharman New York Knicks 4–1

1971 Milwaukee Bucks defeat Baltimore Bullets 4–0

1970 New York Knicks defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-3

1969 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-3

1968 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-2

1967 Philadelphia 76ers defeat San Francisco Warriors 4-2

1966 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-3

1965 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-1

1964 Boston Celtics defeat San Francisco Warriors 4-1

1963 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-2

1962 Boston Celtics defeat Los Angeles Lakers 4-3

1961 Boston Celtics defeat St. Louis Hawks 4-1

1960 Boston Celtics defeat St. Louis Hawks 4-3

1959 Boston Celtics defeat Minneapolis Lakers 4-0

1958 St. Louis Hawks defeat Boston Celtics 4–2

1957 Boston Celtics defeat St. Louis Hawks 4-3

1956 Philadelphia Warriors defeat Fort Wayne Pistons 4-1 George Senesky

1955 Syracuse Nationals Fort Wayne Pistons 4-3

1954 Minneapolis Lakers defeat Syracuse Nationals 4–3

1953 Minneapolis Lakers defeat New York Knicks 4–1

1952 Minneapolis Lakers defeat New York Knicks 4–3

1951 Rochester Royals defeat New York Knicks 4–3

1950 Minneapolis Lakers defeat Syracuse Nationals 4–2

NBA Bill Russell Award: NBA Finals MVP

Bill Russell Award Winners

Bill Russell Award Winners

2024 Jaylen Brown, Boston Celtics

2023: Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets

2021-22: Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors

2020-21: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks

2019-20: LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers

2018-19: Kawhi Leonard, Toronto Raptors

2017-18: Kevin Durant, Golden State Warriors

2016-17: Kevin Durant, Golden State Warriors

2015-16: LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers

2014-15: Andre Iguodala, Golden State Warriors

2013-14: Kawhi Leonard, San Antonio Spurs

2012-13: LeBron James, Miami Heat

2011-12: LeBron James, Miami Heat

2010-11: Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks

2009-10: Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers

2008-09: Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers

2007-08: Paul Pierce, Boston Celtics

NBA Finals MVPS

2006-07: Tony Parker, San Antonio Spurs

2005-06: Dwyane Wade, Miami Heat

2004-05: Tim Duncan, San Antonio Spurs

2003-04: Chauncey Billups, Detroit Pistons

2002-03: Tim Duncan, San Antonio Spurs

2001-02: Shaquille O’Neal, Los Angeles Lakers

2000-01: Shaquille O’Neal, Los Angeles Lakers

1999-00: Shaquille O’Neal, Los Angeles Lakers

1998-99: Tim Duncan, San Antonio Spurs

1997-98: Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls

1996-97: Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls

1995-96: Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls

1994-95: Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Rockets

1993-94: Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Rockets

1992-93: Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls

1991-92: Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls

1990-91: Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls

1989-90: Isiah Thomas, Detroit Pistons

1988-89: Joe Dumars, Detroit Pistons

1987-88: James Worthy, Los Angeles Lakers

1986-87: Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers

1985-86: Larry Bird, Boston Celtics

1984-85: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Lakers

1983-84: Larry Bird, Boston Celtics

1982-83: Moses Malone, Philadelphia 76ers

1981-82: Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers

1980-81: Cedric Maxwell, Boston Celtics

1979-80: Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers

1978-79: Dennis Johnson, Seattle SuperSonics

1977-78: Wes Unseld, Washington Bullets

1976-77: Bill Walton, Portland Trail Blazers

1975-76: Jo Jo White, Boston Celtics

1974-75: Rick Barry, Golden State Warriors

1973-74: John Havlicek, Boston Celtics

1972-73: Willis Reed, New York Knicks

1971-72: Wilt Chamberlain, Los Angeles Lakers

1970-71: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee Bucks

1969-70: Willis Reed, New York Knicks

1968-69: Jerry West, Los Angeles Lakers (Lakers lost to the Celtics)

NBA Magic Johnson Trophy: Western Conference MVP

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Magic Johnson Trophy Winners

2024: Luka Doncic, Dallas Mavericks (Voting)

2023: Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets (Voting)

2022: Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors (Voting)

NBA Oscar Robertson Trophy: NBA Western Conference Champions

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