2025-'26 NBA Season

CrazyFinn said:
Watching these 3 white players leading the Lakers with 29, 26, and 25 points, we once again got a reminder of the unbelievable anti-white racism in this league. Anything to keep whitey down. And it didn’t end there, Kon Knueppel with 24-6-5 in a win, Markkanen 29-7-3 in a loss in the same game. The Bulls trio of Giddey, Vucevic, Buzelis leading the way in a losing effort, Grayson Allen and Collin Gillespie getting it done in a win against SAS. These performances are a nightly occurence. The NBA is making it very clear that white players will continue to be blackballed and denied opportunities, pure racism!
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It’s good to see American White’s getting some shine after a White Euro resurgence paved the way.

blacks are coping on X claiming the rule changes make it easier for honkeys. LOL
 
One player who has really struggled this year is Kyle Flipkowski of the Utah Jazz. He was one of the four white guys in the starting five. Well he was sent to the bench for the last game. Flipkowski might be there for a while. They drafted him at a place expecting him to play alot
better. He has had his moments last season as a rookie but he needs to get more consistant. Let's hope this lights a fire in his belly and he
eventually regains his starting spot in the lineup.
 
Not liking what's going on in Indiana. Mac McClung didn't play the last game and only got 2 minutes tonight. I have a very bad feeling
about this. I feel like the coach doesn't like the kid. It makes no sense as he is polite, cordial, respectful and works as hard as anyone to
get better. What the heck is going on? Happy he got paid but no one want's to see McClung ride the bench every night!
 
I'm happy to see the Utah Jazz get a much needed win at the Boston Garden. Flipkowksi played alot better tonight but he still has
a long ways to go. Lauri Markkannen had 20 points.
 
The Chicago Bulls come only the way back to beat the Sixers. Josh Giddey had a triple double and was incredible. He will be
an NBA All Star this year. I guarantee it! You heard it here first?


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White Lightning said:
The Chicago Bulls come only the way back to beat the Sixers. Josh Giddey had a triple double and was incredible. He will be
an NBA All Star this year. I guarantee it! You heard it here first?

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Josh Giddey is a 23 year old budding superstar. 22 ppg and almost averaging a triple double. The Thunder traded him away for role player Alex Caruso, who I like but isn’t even close to his level. I guess the Thunder got what they needed to complete their championship run but in the long run the Bulls are the big winners.
 
^Enjoy it, this is the the most white centric league we’ve seen since, I don’t know, the 70s or 80s? And the talent is young, and it’s a wide array of talent levels. Teams aren’t even afraid to have majority whites on the floor. It’s also going to get better from here.
 
Walker Kessler out for the season with shoulder surgery. This sucks. But, with Utah still in tank mode, it’s not a killer injury.
 
Warhawk_46 said:
And once again McClung the only Pacer who got the Did Not Play - Coach’s Decision.

F*** the Pacers’ coach.
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I was gonna post commenting about Mac McClung but was too angry. He doesn't like the kid. It's obviously not about talent! McClung
could put up better numbers than most of their starters in many categories. He makes other players around him better. So they decide
to let him ride the bench. Know your role whitey. Disgusting and it wouldn't suprise me if he gets cut eventually. If he can't play with
3 or 4 players out with injuries then he is screwed.

Hoping the coach gets fired. The Pacers are a train wreck!
 
Reid Sheppard scored 12 points off the bench last night. Looks like he was the last man in on the rotation. He's tied to a 4 year $45 million rookie contract, I guess, so he will be serving his apprenticeship for 3 more years unless there's an injury to one of the Rockets guards.
Sheppard has improved on his FG and 3P% percentage and is averaging almost 10 points a game doubling last years average.
Grizzlies Cam Spencer scored 19 points in 19 minutes off the bench for Memphis!
Doncic-35/13/9
Jokic- 33/15/16
Braun-11/8/7
Flagg-20/8 and 3 steals, 2 blks.
Pritchard- 18/5 ast.
Spencer 19/2/2 in 19 minutes

Flagg is playing really well for an 18 year old who should just be in his freshman year of college!

Is Chet Holmgren injured, again? Wasn't in the box last night.
Was looking for Portland's Donovan Clingan to step it up this season. He's getting an opportunity. He had only 7 pts and 8 boards last night.
 
 
jacque said:
^Enjoy it, this is the the most white centric league we’ve seen since, I don’t know, the 70s or 80s? And the talent is young, and it’s a wide array of talent levels. Teams aren’t even afraid to have majority whites on the floor. It’s also going to get better from here.
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I haven't checked any demographic breakdowns but yeah going on feel alone the NBA seems whiter than it's ever been in my lifetime. This includes something of a white American revival. It seems almost every team has at least 1, and often up to 3 white contributors. The consensus top 2 players in the league are white for probably the first time in the post integration era. Never thought I'd see the day that professional basketball was whiter than football but I think it might be.
 
Here's a quick roster breakdown, since there seems to be as much interest in the NBA as ever in CF history.

Legend:
Starter
Reserve
Limited PT

Eastern Conference

Atlanta Hawks

PG – Vit Krejci
SG – Luke Kennard
SF – Nikola Đurišić
PF –
C – Kristaps Porziņģis

Boston Celtics

PG –
SG – Payton Pritchard, Hugo González, Max Shulga
SF – Sam Hauser, Baylor Scheierman
PF –
C – Luka Garza

Brooklyn Nets

PG – Egor Dëmin
SG –
SF – Ben Saraf
PF – Danny Wolf
C -

Charlotte Hornets

PG –
SG – Pat Connaughton
SF – Kon Knueppel, Liam McNeeley, Drew Peterson
PF –
C – Ryan Kalkbrenner, Mason Plumlee

Chicago Bulls

PG – Josh Giddey
SG –
SF – Kevin Huerter
PF – Matas Buzelis
C - Nikola Vučević, Zach Collins (INJ), Lachlan Olbrich

Cleveland Cavaliers

PG –
SG – Sam Merrill
SF – Max Strus (INJ), Luke Travers
PF – Dean Wade
C -

Detroit Pistons

PG –
SG – Duncan Robinson
SF –
PF –
C -

Indiana Pacers

PG – T.J. McConnell (INJ)
SG –
SF – Johnny Furphy
PF –
C – Jay Huff

Miami Heat

PG – Tyler Herro (INJ), Kasparas Jakučionis (INJ)
SG – Jaime Jaquez, Jr.
SF – Pelle Larsson, Simone Fontecchio
PF – Nikola Jović
C - Vladislav Goldin

Milwaukee Bucks

PG –
SG – AJ Green
SF –
PF –
C -

New York Knickerbockers

PG – Tyler Kolek
SG –
SF –
PF –
C -

Orlando Magic

PG –
SG –
SF – Franz Wagner
PF – Moritz Wagner (INJ), Colin Castleton
C - Goga Bitadze

Philadelphia 76ers

ZERO WHITES ON ROSTER

Toronto Raptors

PG –
SG –
SF – Gradey Dick
PF –
C - Jakob Pöltl, Sandro Mamukelashvili

Washington Wizards

PG –
SG –
SF – Corey Kispert
PF –
C - Tristan Vukčević
 
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Western Conference

Dallas Mavericks

PG –
SG – Cooper Flagg
SF –
PF –
C –

Denver Nuggets

PG –
SG – Christian Braun
SF – Hunter Tyson
PF –
C - Nikola Jokić, Jonas Valančiūnas

Golden State Warriors

PG – Pat Spencer
SG – Brandin Podziemski
SF – Alex Toohey
PF – Gui Santos
C – Quinten Post

Houston Rockets

PG – Reed Sheppard
SG –
SF –
PF –
C – Alperen Şengün, Steven Adams

Los Angeles Clippers

PG –
SG – Bogdan Bogdanović
SF –
PF –
C – Ivica Zubac, Brook Lopez

Los Angeles Lakers

PG – Luka Dončić
SG – Austin Reaves, Dalton Knecht
SF – Jake LaRavia
PF – Maxi Kleber
C –

Memphis Grizzlies

PG – Ty Jerome (INJ)
SG – Cam Spencer
SF – Jon Konchar
PF – Santi Aldama
C – Zach Edey (INJ), Jock Landale, P.J. Hall

Minnesota Timberwolves

PG – Donte DiVincenzo
SG –
SF – Joe Ingles
PF –
C – Rocco Zikarsky

New Orleans Pelicans

PG –
SG –
SF –
PF – Karlo Matković
C – Hunter Dickinson

Oklahoma City Thunder

PG – Alex Caruso, Nikola Topić (INJ)
SG –
SF –
PF – Chet Holmgren, Brooks Barnhizer
C – Isaiah Hartenstein, Branden Carlson

Phoenix Suns

PG – Collin Gillespie
SG – Grayson Allen
SF –
PF –
C –

Portland Trailblazers

PG –
SG –
SF –
PF – Deni Avdija
C – Donovan Clingan

Sacramento Kings

PG –
SG –
SF – Doug McDermott
PF – Dario Šarić
C – Domantas Sabonis, Drew Eubanks, Maxime Raynaud

San Antonio Spurs

PG –
SG –
SF – Riley Minix
PF –
C – Luke Kornet, Kelly Olynyk

Utah Jazz

PG –
SG – Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk
SF – Lauri Markkanen
PF – Kyle Filipowski, Kevin Love
C – Walker Kessler (INJ), Jusuf Nurkić
 
Awesome list, it’s hard to say, but I never remembered an NBA with even half this many whites who actually played or started. Thinking about watching growing up, I just picture 4-5 blacks on the floor at almost all times
 
Thanks for the list, Freethinker. You’ve got to feel for Cooper Flagg, the lone White on the loser Mavs. Even the coach and GM are black. When the Mavs won the lottery he should have stayed at Duke.
 
Sengun and Sheppard did pretty well in their loss to the Spurs with the former leading the team with 25 points and the latter having 16 points but did pretty well and even lead the team prior to the half considering he was being called a role player and they did hold Wembanyama to a measly 9 points before the second half
 
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