I was looking forward to New York Knicks Rookie Guard Iman Shumpert’s NBA debut yesterday, and wasn’t surprised at all by the NBA caliber aggressiveness he took to the floor with. I expected him to look like a big, strong, guard with as much athleticism as any backcourt player in the Association, and for a brief […]

As if the New York Knicks need to add any more size to their front line, comes a report from the New York Post, the Knicks may look into adding Denver Nuggets unrestricted free agent Kenyon Martin and former Knick Wilson Chandler, a restricted free agent, once they get back from China. A source familiar […]

Every morning, we’ll have a look at the previous night’s action in a round up of recaps and reactions from around the web. Clippers 105 – Warriors 86Box Score     AP RecapLAC:  Chris Paul: 21 pts, 9 ast.  Blake Griffin: 22 pts.  Chauncey Billups 21 ptsGSW: David Lee: 21 pts, 12 reb.  Stepen Curry: 4 […]

Say the name Sasha Vujacic to any NBA fans and you will get quite the treasure trove of adjectives that aren’t too kind. During his time in the NBA, he garnered a reputation as being a pest, annoyance, and all around douchebag. What topped it off was when he proclaimed himself “The Machine” during his […]

The NBA’s shortened offseason has seemingly been about the inevitable departure of superstars from the teams that drafted them. Chris Paul was already traded from the Hornets to the Lakers Clippers and a Dwight Howard trade seems inevitably on the block and out of Orlando for greener pastures. Much like last summer when Kevin Durant […]

Believe it or not, but Adam Morrison had a good thing going for Red Star Belgrade in Serbia before deciding to leave the team in late November to test the NBA free agency waters. He should have stayed put. Before Morrison was let out of his contract in a “good faith” gesture by Red Star […]

When it comes to injuries, you’d rather not be making headlines at all, but when talking about the Portland Trail Blazers, finally getting some good news on the injury front is a big deal. Oregonlive.com is reporting that Marcus Camby’s knee that he tweaked during a morning shootaround may not be as bad as they […]

So it’s your maiden voyage into the NBA and as a rookie, you know certain things are going to happen at one point in your pro-career. An air-ball, untimely shot, getting an earful from your coach and getting pushed around by more established players. You also know getting posterized, much to your dismay, will eventually […]

I’m tired of hearing people talk about how I’ve never dunked a basketball before, but it’s fair because I’ve never actually done so. In my prime I was able to rise up and hit the bottom of the backboard, but that’s still not technically dunking. Nor is what New York Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony does when […]

So much for the “D” in D-League standing for “development” these days — it’s more like, “Don’t call it a comeback” instead. According to Scott Schroeder of Ridiculous Upside, league sources confirmed both Ricky Davis and Greg Ostertag have decided to make their comebacks through the NBA Development League. Both players have signed D-League contracts […]

Things haven’t exactly been breaking Mike Brown’s way over the last few weeks. As he’s been working towards making his debut in relief of Hall of Fame Coach Phil Jackson, on a Los Angeles sideline he’ll share with Jack Nicholson, he’s seen Chris Paul almost join his team, then join the other LA team, followed […]

Back before Chris Paul put on his Los Angeles Clippers uniform for the first time, it looked like he was going to be playing for the city’s other team instead. It seemed like the trade was a done deal until the league-owned New Orleans Hornets backed out. Since it looked like David Stern was stopping […]