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President Obama Calls Dirk’s Haircut “Goofy”, Then Compliments Him For A While

The defending World Champion Dallas Mavericks visited the White House yesterday, and Dirk Nowitzki was most definitely invited. The Mavs handed President Obama, the former Hawaiian prep basketball player, a number twenty-three Mavericks Jersey too as a show of gratitude. In response, Obama made a joke about Micheal Jordan that wasn’t really funny. Before that […]

The Morning After: Sixers Stay Hot

Every morning, we’ll have a look at the big news from the previous night’s action in a round up of recaps and reactions from around the web. The Big Headline The Philadelphia 76’ers won their fifth straight game to move to 6-2, their best start in 11 years.   The Big Performers Andrea Bargnani (TOR): […]

Dwyane Wade Might Have Plantar Fasciitis

Dwyane Wade has missed three games so far with what’s been called a sore foot.  As of right now, that’s all its being called.  But it could be something worse than that. “It’s mostly a bruise. And down there, when you get kicked a lot of times, it can feel like plantar fasciitis. But he’s […]

Jeff Green’s Surgery A Success

Jeff Green’s surgery to correct an aortic aneurysm was deemed a success today, according to Celtics coach Doc Rivers.  “Surgery went well, he had surgery today — they’re saying it went great,” said Rivers. “Obviously, our thoughts, our prayers, and every part of being is with Jeff right now.  “The second news we want to […]

Here’s A Scary Thought: Miami Still Hasn’t Practiced Yet

The Miami Heat are 8-1.  They’ve got the fifth best offense and the second best defense in the league. Their average margin of victory is second in the league.    The Miami Heat are a scary good team, and the fact that they are holding their first full practice today makes them even scarier Under […]

Eric Maynor Is Out For The Season With Torn ACL

One thing I always thought about the Russell Westbrook shooting too much in critical games situations is that the Thunder did have an Eric Maynor option suited up behind him on the OKC bench if things just got way out of control. Certainly Maynor is nowhere near the athlete or player that Westbrook is, but […]

Delonte West Does Not Belong On Twitter

Twitter can be a great place to get information, be entertained and entertain other people.  It’s also been a gateway for athletes to communicate directly to fans, but on their own terms… selectively picking and choosing which fans to reply to or re-tweet without having the public stigma of appearing to overlook anyone (as they […]

The Morning After: Thunder Sweep The Back-To-Back-To-Back

Every morning, we’ll have a look at the big news from the previous night’s action in a round up of recaps and reactions from around the web. The Big Headline The Oklahoma City Thunder became the first team this season to win all three games of a back-to-back-to-back situation (they’re the 6th team so far […]

Olympic Tryout Invite List Out Jan. 18

The 2012 Olympics are coming fast and furious. Not as fast and furious as this NBA regular season is coming. But Brian Colangelo, Mike Krzyzewski and the NBA players selected are going to have to be ready for a quick turnaround when Olympic training camps open up in July for the early-August Olympiad in London. […]

Video: Blake Griffin doing Blake Griffin Things

Poor, poor Ersan Ilyasova And then that Lob City thing happened Oh, and the Clippers won the game.  That’s their third straight win to go 4-2 and take a half game lead over the Lakers on top of the Pacific Division.  Griffin had 22 points and 14 rebounds. Full NBA Scoreboard

Video: Carl Landry’s Deja Vu Anniversary Poster Over Chris Andersen

Carl Landry sure likes to posterize Chris Andersen with wrap-arond dunks, doesn’t he?  Here he is last night: … and that looks a lot like the dunk he had almost exactly a year ago Happy Anniversary, Birdman.  I look forward to re-living this moment in January of 2013. Seriously, though… that’s the EXACT same play. […]

The Discontent Epidemic

The NBA season is off and running. While we are less than 10 games into the season, you would be hard pressed to tell if teams do not already have an eye toward the stacked 2012 Draft class. Or maybe it is the frenetic pace of the schedule and the truncated training camp that has […]

Eric Gordon May Miss Three Weeks With Sore Knee

When Chris Paul was being shopped around, one of the concerns was about how his knee would hold up.  Teams had some concern about giving up perhaps their best players in exchange for a mega-star point guard that may end up being damaged goods. And that makes this news about Eric Gordon at least a […]

Seattle’s Hockey Bid Struggling Too

NBA fans both support and fear Seattle’s movement to replace the Supersonics. Nobody (outside of Oklahoma City… and even they have their misgivings I would think) liked the way the Sonics departed Seattle. And every fan fears the realization that their team could move in an instant like Seattle’s did. Yet, there is a twing […]

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