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Rondo’s Pricey Homecoming

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 12/22/2014

The Boston Celtics are bound to stink worse than a middle school boy’s locker room now that Rajon Rondo is gone. With that pungent musk of pre-adolescent boy and Axe, ticket prices are expected to drop. Well, the city of Boston is always defying expectations. According to ESPN’s Darren Rovell, the Boston Celtics will be […]

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Who Can Fight Off Warriors in the West?

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Winning 17 out of their last 18 games and boasting an NBA best 22-3 record, the Golden State Warriors look as if they can’t be stopped. The Warriors were on a 16-game win streak when the unstoppable force met the immovable object – the Memphis Grizzlies. With Memphis being the second best team in the […]

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Is Kevin Durant Under Appreciated?

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 12/19/2014

The biggest news coming from the Thunder – Warriors matchup last night is that Thunder forward Kevin Durant suffered what appeared to be a gruesome ankle sprain. What many people are forgetting, or may have not even noticed is that, prior to injury, Kevin Durant was able to score 30 points in just 20 minutes. […]

Rain Delay in the NBA?

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 12/17/2014

Last night marked a special time in NBA history, the first ever rain delay in an NBA game. A leak from the Barclay’s Center delayed the Heat – Nets game for over 30 minutes. The problem was addressed over the Barclay Center’s official Twitter page. Tonight’s delay was caused by a water leak due to […]

George Karl to Sacramento?

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 12/15/2014

With the Sacramento Kings parting ways with Michael Malone it seems that the city of Sacramento has fully committed to recruiting George Karl. In a Tweet Karl posted earlier this morning… My phone battery went from 100% to 50% from all these Twitter notifications….. — George Karl (@CoachKarl22)

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Feeling the Sting: What’s Wrong In Charlotte?

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 12/4/2014

The Charlotte Hornets are nesting at the bottom of the Southeast Division at 4-11 after a nine-game losing skid. The Hornets showed promise after ranking sixth in the NBA in total defense in the 2014 campaign. With offseason additions of Lance Stephenson, PJ Hairston, Marvin Williams and Noah Vonleh, the new-look Hornets were expected to get their […]

Does Anyone Like Kendrick Perkins?

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 11/23/2014

Kendrick Perkins, the 27th pick overall in 2003 was sent to Boston where is career began to bloom from 2008-2011. During the 2011 season the NBA champion was shipped to Oklahoma City. Since then it seems as if the big man from Texas can’t catch a break. When most players come under scrutiny they let […]

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Ricky Rubio Out, Zach LaVine In

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It has been 11 days since The Minnesota Timberwolves beloved point guard, Ricky Rubio, left the game against Orlando with a rolled a ankle. Toward the beginning of the season Flip Saunders referred to this season as “developmental,” and those words have become the epitome of the Timberwolves. Reports from the Timberwolves camp say that Rubio […]

Nuggets Mining for Gold or What’s Left

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 11/12/2014

The Denver Nuggets have started the year 1-5. The last time the franchise started 1-5 was during the 1998-1999 season where they ended up winning only 14 games. The Nuggets have made the playoffs in 10 out of 11 years (missed last season). I cannot speak for the Nuggets organization but it is easy to infer that […]

Have the Heat Caught Fire?

0 comments by on 11/8/2014

No LeBron, no problem? The Miami Heat started out this year 3-0.  In their three wins, the Heat averages close to 109 points per game, while also shooting close to 49 percent from the field. The Heat have dropped two games in a row to the Rockets and Hornets, who I believe to be two of the […]

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Brook Lopez Back and Better Than Ever

0 comments by Jon Wolf on 11/6/2014

The Eastern Conference in the NBA is always a shake-up. Year after year, two teams that remain at the top of the conference, 11 other teams battle it out for six remaining playoff spots, and those last two teams fight for the number one draft pick. The Brooklyn Nets have been one of those 11 teams fighting to […]

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