The Trailer for ‘NYC Point Gods’ Documents the Rise of the Big Apple’s

If you are looking for an insight into the evolution of New York City over the past 100 years, this documentary is a must-watch.

NYC Point Gods chart the rise of NYC from its humble beginnings as an emerging industrial powerhouse through to what it is today- one of the most influential cities in the world. Spanning four generations, it tells the story of how families survived and thrived through war, poverty, and crime waves to champion a life-changing transformation that would elevate NYC to global status by 2030.

Introduction to NYC Point Gods

A New York City Point God is someone who knows the history of every point in Manhattan. And can tell you where to find a specific location referred to by its location on a grid.

Whether you’re a first-timer or a New Yorker for life. And if you’re looking for interesting topics of conversation at cocktail parties, the gym, or just driving around town. Also, knowing about these popular NYC locales can be very helpful in avoiding awkward silence.

Kevin Durant Unveils Trailer for Showtime Documentary ‘NYC Point Gods’

After playing in the NBA Finals and winning the championship, it seems that Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant may have some time on his hands. So, he has teamed up with Showtime to film a documentary called “NYC Point Gods” that follows Durant’s competitive journey. The trailer for the show is already out and it looks like it will be a must-watch for basketball fans who are interested in more of KD’s story than what they can get on YouTube.

The title is a tribute to the nickname that Durant earned growing up in the Washington D.C. area, where he was referred to as “Durantula” due to his love for scoring. He was also nicknamed “Wilt Chamberneezy” after Wilt Chamberlain and Shaquille O’Neal, who were two of Durant’s biggest influences growing up as a basketball player, which is detailed in the documentary.

On Wednesday, Kevin Durant tweeted a viral video

The Golden State Warriors are currently trailing by three points in a game against the San Antonio Spurs with just over 6 minutes remaining in regulation. Normally, this would be cause for concern for any team, but not for these Warriors. They aren’t about to let one measly point stand between them and an inevitable victory. Even though venturing into the playoffs may be getting a bit close for comfort, this team is more than happy to go for their 11th straight win. Thankfully, Kevin Durant has the courage of his convictions and stepped up to give his team a much-needed boost.

The next morning he woke up to another wave of criticism from trolls and football fans alike. Although his Warriors were in the midst of a huge game against the San Antonio Spurs, he chose to focus his attention on something different: NFL games being played on television.

Jalen Brunson was a terrific addition, but the Knicks remain a barely relevant team

This is a quick post about the Knicks’ latest moves to try and add some talent. The Knicks tried hard to get Jalen Brunson and seemed like they were poised for success but then they lost in the draft lottery. Now it seems like they’re not gonna be successful as easily adding talent. Hopefully, this doesn’t happen when trading Porzingis away from Dallas because the Mavericks are an established team with a lot of vesting power elsewhere. The Knicks are going to have to work hard to add talent.

The Knicks were in a position to win their first playoff series for 54 years. They were two wins away from a Finals appearance, with a rookie head coach and an alternate rookie superstar who had won Finals MVP. Then injuries blew up their season and they still finished 14 games under .500 (33-49). The Knicks met up with LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in Round 1 but were swept as sleepers go.

So, what do you think about NYC Point Gods?