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Blake Griffin Reminds Everyone That Training Camp Started Yesterday

Blake Griffin is hilarious, but we already knew that.  What you might not have known though, is that NBA training camps were supposed to open yesterday. Right I know, that’s not funny.  Blake’s tweet on that subject was, however, and I appreciate the dunk machine adding some comedy amidst this basketball-less wasteland of NBA labor […]

Zach Randolph on Josh Selby: “He’s The Steal of the Draft”

Not quite two years ago, Josh Selby was considered this past NCAA season’s top-rated incoming freshman according to many recruiting outlets coming out of high school in Baltimore, MD.   He ended up being suspended as a result of allegedly receiving improper benefits to begin his Kansas career, and he never really got into the […]

NBA’ers From Atlanta Are Trying To Put “Team ATL” Together

I kinda like these local “teams” that NBA guys have been putting together over the last couple months to bide their time through the lockout.  I say “kinda” because I like it when they actually put teams together with players who really are from that city, like Hakim Warrick did in Philly, as opposed to […]

Zydrunas Ilgauskas Officially Retires

Even though Zydrunas Ilgaukas took one last hope at winning an NBA Championship to Miami with him last season, his body never allowed him to contribute to that cause. He battled foot injuries throughout most of last year, and saw his role on the Heat evaporate into nothing as the season went on.  It was […]

Derrick Rose Dunks On Some Matadors To Delight Of Spanish Crowd

You see what Adidas is doing here right?  Matadors. The Chicago Bulls. Ernest Hemingway. Derrick Rose’s elusive dunking skills.  Exactly, all fits together seamlessly when you’re looking to move some new D-Rose basketball shoes.   Oh and yeah, the only reason I threw Hemingway in there is because he liked to write about Matadors a lot, […]

Rick Adelman Is The Best Thing Ever To Happen To David Kahn

I often thought of David Kahn as that pesky squirrel, starving, from his inability to both see and hunt for inanimate prey in the vast forest of Minnesota during his time in the front office there.   Okay, I never really thought about him like that specifically before just now, but I do think that […]

Kevin Love Is a Good Blogger, and a Pretty Interesting Guy

When I think Kevin Love three things immediately come to my mind: rebounding machine, Beach Boys relative, and a guy who showers in other people’s houses during Old Spice commercials.  None of those things enter into my thought process in any particular order, but they do serve as the thumbnails I use to help shape […]

NBA Arena Employees To Be Hit Hardest Of Anybody By Lockout

The Jamario Moon rap video is certainly a negative repercussion of an NBA Lockout that’s left millionaire players like J-Lunar with more time on their hands than they probably need, but it’s not the worst part.  Not even close.   While the game checks that might be lost here in the next couple months might […]

LeBron James Is Planning His Own Charity Game Too

Not to be outdone by this off-season’s series of barnstorming events, LeBron James is planning his own game too along with Heat teammates Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade.   Unlike Kevin Durant who scheduled games in his hometown of DC, or Carmelo Anthony who played a couple games in his native Baltimore, LeBron is not […]

On Episode Two of Kevin Durant’s 35th Hour

In short, it’s good.  Only two episode’s into Kevin Durant’s 35th Hour YouTube Series and you can count me as a guy who’s already hooked.   The series does a better job than you’d think at offering an authentic behind the scenes look into life of a basketball mega-star like Durant, and it does so […]

Team Philly Beats Carmelo Anthony’s Team Baltimore 131-122

LeBron James, Akron native and lead-ringer on Carmelo Anthony’s Team Baltimore, was met by a sold-out chorus of boos when he took to The Palestra floor last night in Philadelphia for what was dubbed “The Battle of I-95”. He went on to lead all scorers with 43 points despite the lack of love he received […]

Lockout Provides Kyrie Irving Time To Get All The Way Right

Kyrie Irving’s right foot injury prevented him from playing in all but 11 games down at Duke since last October, but it didn’t prevent him from being taken first overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers this past June.  While Kyrie continues to say that he feels “150%” and that his foot is “fine” every time somebody […]

VIDEO: OJ Mayo Checks In For First Game at Impact Basketball On Tuesday

Rudy Gay got himself cleared to play in the Impact Basketball Series on Tuesday, and he was joined on the floor for the first time in a while by Memphis Grizzlies teammate OJ Mayo who dropped in for his first action yesterday too.  After a game that featured Gay, Mayo, Tony Allen, and Rookie Josh Selby all […]

Rudy Gay Feeling Good, Rehabbing Hard at Impact Basketball

I was hanging out at Impact Basketball early Sunday afternoon watching Philadelphia 76ers’ big man Maresse Speights finish up his individual training session at the facility when Rudy Gay came rolling in wearing a Memphis Grizzlies baseball hat, so I figured I’d stay and watch his too.  I had that image of Gay with a shoulder brace on […]

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