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NBA Making Sure Players’ Heads Don’t Get Rattled

Perhaps taking a queue from the NFL and their issues with players dealing with head injuries, but the NBA has announced they have put in place a concussion policy that will determine when players return from head injuries. If a player is diagnosed with a concussion, he will have to complete a series of steps […]

Bucks Owner: Balance Can Be Achieved

The NBA is in something of an identity crisis coming out of the lockout. The contentious and bitter bargaining sessions that led to this new NBA were supposed to solve a lot of problems within the owners themselves. The details of revenue sharing are still to be sorted out. And there are numerous provisions that […]

Los Angeles Clippers Pick Chauncey Billups Up Off Waivers

The Los Angeles Clippers wanted to trade for Chris Paul.  That didn’t happen.  Chauncey Billups was all gassed up to play with Carmelo Anthony and Amare’ Stoudemire this season.  That didn’t happen either.  As a result, those two worlds have officially crashed into each other.  Hopefully both sides can find some solace in the situation. […]

For Wade It’s NBA Championship Or Bust

When your team sports three of the best NBA players, there are lots of high expectations to win it all. Especially if those three players are Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh and LeBron James. Though the Miami Heat sputtered out of the gate last season, the team was one of the top teams down the stretch and […]

Kobe Bryant Is Getting Pissed Off

I really have to stop myself from starting off every post with some version of “The NBA is a total mess right now.”  The problem, however, is the NBA is just an utter, unmitigated mess at the moment, that it affects just about every bit of business being done.  The Chris Paul to the Lakers […]

Chandler Is A Knick: Pros & Cons

Congratulations New York. You just got yourself Tyson Chandler. He is an NBA champ, one of the NBA’s best defensive stalwarts and a fine addition to the roster. Or was it? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of the Knicks’ newest member. Pros: With Chandler, New York sports arguably the best front […]

Chris Paul On The Verge Of Going To Clippers

The LA Times has the story The Clippers and the New Orleans Hornets were working vigorously Sunday night to consummate a blockbuster deal that would send All-Star point guard Chris Paul to Los Angeles to play for the Lakers‘ cross-town rivals, said two people with knowledge of the situation who were not authorized to speak on the matter. The […]

David Kahn Keeps The Point Guard Jokes Relevant

The “wow, David Kahn really likes point guards” class of jokes was starting to wear a little thin.  Sure, he’d signed what seemed to be dozens of them over the course of his tenure in Minnesota (I’m not sure of the actual number.  You can go here to try to count for yourself.  I tried, […]

Post-Lockout, NBA Is Business As Usual

 Dwight Howard and Chris Paul are taking the headlines of the early NBA offseason/training camp period. Free agency has been placed sort of on hold as the league waits for those two gigantic dominoes to fall. There’s no doubt though, the NBA is back to business as usual. And nothing seems to have changed after […]

Chauncey Billups Is Mad As Hell And He’s Not Going To Take It Anymore

To say Chauncey Billups is upset is to say the Sun is hot.  Both are true, but neither fully captures the magnitude of the reality.   The New York Knicks used the amnesty clause to waive Chauncey Billups yesterday as part of their sign-and-trade to acquire Tyson Chandler.  Now Billups goes through a waiver process […]

Sunday Comic: The Great And Powerful Stern

Gary Finkler from 7th Inning Sketch has a great one up this morning on the heels of Commissioner David Stern killing a deal that would’ve sent Chris Paul out to Laker Land.  A deal that died once and for all when the Dallas Mavericks traded for Lamar Odom, a key piece in the previously proposed […]

Chris Paul Deal Dead, Dwight Howard Talks Heat Up

The amazingly complicated and supremely absurd trade talks that would have sent Chris Paul to the LA Lakers are over, but that doesn’t mean Chris Paul won’t be playing basketball in Los Angeles.  It also may mean Dwight Howard plays basketball in Los Angeles, but they wouldn’t be on the same team.  After failing to […]

Oden Suffers Set Back In Road To Recovery

So this really can’t be good. Portland Trail Blazers’ Greg Oden has reportedly suffered a set back from knee surgery recovery. The set back is unknown but whatever it is, it was discovered during a physical. “Following Greg’s most recent physical examination and evaluation, we’ve determined that he has suffered a setback,” team president Larry […]

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