Basketball, The Impossible Collection, The Ultimate Collection (book)

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Basketball, The Impossible Collection, The Ultimate Collection (book) by Howard Beck. Handcrafted in a luxurious rubber-embossed clamshell case. 220 pages, 100+ illustrations. Dimensions: W 16 x L 19 x D 3 in. Weight 20 lb. Luxury new book in English.

At its core, basketball is simple. All you need is a ball and a basket. Any sidewalk will do. A full five-on-five team is not even necessary. However, when it comes to the National Basketball Association, the sport is anything but simple. The bounce of a ball. The whistle of the net. The roar of the crowd. Everything becomes more intense when these giants among men take the court – simply spectacular. It may be the only time the word “simple” can be used to describe the NBA.

The latest addition to the magnificent Ultimate Collection explores the 100 most memorable moments in NBA history. In Basketball: The Impossible Collection, acclaimed journalist Howard Beck chronicles unforgettable moments on and off the court, accompanied by inspiring visuals that highlight the league’s impact around the world.

Housed in a rubberized waffle shell that resembles the iconic orange basketball, this title is filled with NBA legends from Wilt Chamberlain to Michael Jordan, Allen Iverson to LeBron James, and is packed with everything from backboard-shattering dunks to championship-winning buzzer beaters.

Howard Beck, editor-in-chief of The Ringer, has covered the NBA full-time since 1997, including seven years on the Lakers for the Los Angeles Daily News and nine years on the Knicks for The New York Times. He has also covered the league nationally for Bleacher Report and Sports Illustrated. Beck’s writing has received multiple awards from the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE) and the Professional Basketball Writers Association (PBWA).

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