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David Stern Still Promising An 82 Game Season?

The first two weeks of the regular season have been cancelled and, considering the disgusting way talks ended Thursday night, more cancellations are probably coming.  But that may not necessarily mean we’re looking at a shortened season.   Two sources close to the negotiations said the union believes that Stern assured his ESPN and TNT […]

Williams Ballin’ While The NBA Argues

The continuing lockout obviously means a lot of out of work basketball players, but remember there were some smart enough to take their talents overseas. New Jersey Nets guard Deron Williams is playing in Turkey right now and seems to be doing quite well. He’s keeping a diary for ESPNNewYork, which reads a little bit […]

Blake Griffin’s New Kia Optima Commercial

If there is one person who could actually make a Kia Optima seem cool it’s this guy.  After Baron Davis fed him an oop out the sun roof while he leapt over an Optima during the dunk contest in his first commercial, this Blake Griffin as the Kia pitchman take two. This time Blake is […]

Wall, Durant and Love Bail On Beasley

Michael Beasley is bringing the fun of the lockout-long barnstorming All-Star basketball tours to Minnesota tonight. The Michael Beasley “All Star Classic” comes to Osseo High School with such stars as John Wall, Kevin Durant and Timberwolves teammate Kevin Love to wow the crowd with a dazzling array of… … oh, what’s that?  … No […]

Simple Solution To NBA Lockout: Candy Sale

With a range of dollar figures being tossed about during the CBA negotiations, it just seems like neither side will be satisfied. Players want their fair share of the pie (BRI) and the owners are dead-set on making a $300 million profit. Now a federal mediator has intervened yet nothing has been settled. So how […]

NOW things are getting ugly

George Cohen has seen better days Well folks, grab some popcorn.  We’re going to be here for a while.  Actually, don’t eat.   Somewhere in whatever hotel it was that hosted the latest round of largely fruitless NBA talks, Derek Fisher and Billy Hunter seethed when Adam Silver and San Antonio Spurs owner Peter Holt […]

No Awesome News To Report On Labor Talks

NBA Labor Talks have broken up after George Cohen locked everybody in a room for approximately three straight days, but it appears both sides are no further along than they were before the mediator extraordinaire stepped in to save the universe from a basketball work stoppage.   Below is what Woj had to report through […]

David West Cleared To Play

Remember when the New Orleans Hornets stretched their playoff series against the Los Angeles Lakers to six games behind some incredible play from Chris Paul? Now, imagine the Hornets could add a borderline All-Star averaging 18.9 points per game, 7.6 rebounds per game and shot a 55.8 percent true shooting percentage. That might have been […]

Video: Wizards’ Jan Vesely Is Apparently Quite Good

Aside from making out with his girlfriend on live T.V., Washington Wizards’ Jan Vesely is apparently quite the baller that made him the sixth overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft. From his ability to get to the rim and finish strong to his surprising athletic ability for a guy who stands 6’11”, Vesely seems […]

Markieff Morris Working Out With Shawn Kemp?

Rookies have some very traditional jobs. They sing their fight song at training camp, wish the veterans a happy birthday in front of the team, carry the bags and wear ridiculous backpacks. They also have the time-honored tradition of bringing donuts to practice for the veterans. Yes, the delivery of the morning Krispy Kremes at […]

Pau Picks Beauty Over Brawn

Los Angeles Lakers’ Pau Gasol already has the reputation for being one of the softer big men in the NBA. He’s not really doing much to change that image. In a recent interview, Pau said he much prefers the European style of basketball to the NBA. “…. basketball is a team sport and more beautiful […]

International NBA All Star Tour In The Works

We’ve seen these guys play each other in no-defense, high-flying pro-am exhibitions that included a lot of middle-of-the road players.  But during what would have been the first couple of weeks of the NBA season, a legitimate NBA All-Star team could be globe-trotting in a six-game exhibition tour. In a trip that could resemble Team […]

Impact of Lockout on 2012 US Olympic Team Roster

The last time the United States won Olympic Gold with College Basketball Players representing the mighty US of A was in 1984.  The games were in L.A., Bob Knight was the coach, and the team went 8-0 led by North Carolina product Mike Jordan, Georgetown big man Pat Ewing, and Chris Mullin from St. John’s. […]

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