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NBA NEWS - “Chasing History” to premiere on NBA App ahead of NBA Playoffs


Former NBA star Bill Walton was on two of John Wooden's title winning teams and the team that lost and broke Wooden's 7 straight NCAA tournament winning streak - (Steve Lipofsky photo)

 

NBA Hall of Fame player Bob Pettit was as tough as they come. Not only could he score but he demanded respect in the lane and a blast from his cast could make you a believer. There was no SISSY BALL during the Pettit era - (The Sporting News Archives - photo)

 

 

 

 

The series will culminate in the NBA Finals with one episode per game, replicating the cadence and style of the NBA’s traditional “minimovies. ) - THIS DAY IN THE NBA

 

NEW YORK, USA

Wednesday April 12, 2023

The NBA today announced the debut of “Chasing History,” an original NBA Entertainment multi-part series, which will stream on the NBA App beginning Saturday, April 15. From the AT&T NBA Play-In Tournament through the NBA Finals presented by YouTube TV when a champion is crowned, the series will provide fans behind-the-scenes access to teams and players as they compete for a title and chase milestones. The docuseries will combine exclusive access with cinematic storytelling and explore key storylines that develop throughout the playoffs.

“Chasing History” will tip off on April 15 with a glimpse at the race for the seventh and eighth playoff seeds, followed by an in-depth look at the Sacramento Kings’ long-awaited return to the playoffs and the new-look Phoenix Suns starting their postseason journey.

The series will culminate in the NBA Finals with one episode per game, replicating the cadence and style of the NBA’s traditional “minimovies.”

Additional details regarding future episodes will be available as the playoffs unfold.

“Chasing History” joins a growing list of original programming featured on the NBA App, including “NBA Rewind with Ahmad Rashad,” “Pass the Rock,” “Throw It Down with Bill Walton,” “Gold Blooded” and more.

As previously announced, the new and improved NBA App is the all-in-one destination for NBA fans of every team. With entirely new personalization features, the NBA App provides wall-to-wall content from every NBA game and features social-style vertical video, unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to players and teams, new and existing shows and series, and access to the NBA vault for free.


THIS DAY IN THE NBA

April 12, 1954 The Minneapolis Lakers became the first team to win three NBA titles in a row by defeating the Syracuse Nationals 87-80 in Game 7 of the 1954 NBA Finals.

April 12, 1958 Bob Pettit poured in 50 points as the St. Louis Hawks, who missed the championship by a whisker a year earlier, beat the Boston Celtics 110-109 in Game 6 of the 1958 NBA Finals to dethrone the Celtics as NBA champions.

April 12, 1994 Denver’s Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf stretched his consecutive free throw streak to 53, during the Nuggets’ 107-102 home loss to Phoenix. Earlier in the 1993-94 season, Abdul-Rauf also compiled consecutive FT streaks of 81 and 57, making him only the second player in NBA history (along with Bill Sharman) to have three FT streaks of 50 or more in the same season.

April 12, 1996 Indiana’s Reggie Miller hits 6-of-11 attempts from three-point range during the Pacers’ 111-101 road win at Orlando, becoming the second NBA player to reach 1,200 career three-pointers. April 12, 2001 The NBA Board of Governors approved four rules changes recommended by a select committee on playing rules. The rules changes provided for included the elimination of illegal defense guidelines, the institution of a defensive three seconds call, a reduction of the time to advance the ball into the frontcourt from 10 to eight seconds and a relaxation of the rules against hand-checking. All changes were scheduled to go into effect for the 2001-02 season.

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