It’s rare that a sports parody account on social media has much resonance with professional athletes. But “NBA Centel” became ...

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A popular NBA parody X account appeared to be shut down on Wednesday. The disappearance of “NBA Centel” had everyone from the Sacramento Kings to O’Shea Jackson ...

NBA Centel, which had nearly 350,000 followers on the social-media site before being removed, went viral in recent months for ...

The NBA parody account went offline Wednesday leading to an outpouring of tributes. The post NBA Centel User Is ‘Confident’ Parody Account Will Return After ‘Temporary Restriction’ appeared first on ...

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The NBA world has lost a legend. Not a player, not a coach, not even a referee—but rather a parody social media account that ...

What is NBA Centel and why are fans mourning that the Twitter account is no longer active? We explain it all for you.

If you've followed the NBA on X, you must have been Centel'd at least once over the last few years. The parody account routinely tricked players and fans with witty and exaggerated "fake" stories.