0 comments by Brendan Bowers on 2/8/2012
The Boston Celtics need to rebuild here shortly, and it appears they do not want Rajon Rondo around while doing so. Maybe it is the injuries, maybe they think that one coach was right last season, maybe it is something else, or maybe that general feeling that most people have isn’t true. Who knows. What […]
0 comments by Trevor
Crossover Chronicles is a relatively new blog, so we decided it was a good idea to introduce you to the crew. We’re doing that in a new feature called “Writer-Palooza.” For the next few days, we will feature one writer, introducing him to you via an original piece, his favorite basketball video, and a wildcard […]
0 comments by wendell maxey
With four impactful words, Chauncey Billups cleared up his basketball future on Tuesday: “I will be back.” After tearing his left Achilles tendon on Monday night against the Orlando Magic and undergoing an MRI in Cleveland on Tuesday that confirmed the tear, Billups spoke candidly about his plans to return from the injury while fending […]
0 comments by Trevor
Crossover Chronicles is a relatively new blog, so we decided it was a good idea to introduce you to the crew. We’re doing that in a new feature called “Writer-Palooza.” For the next few days, we will feature one writer, introducing him to you via an original piece, his favorite basketball video, and a wildcard […]
0 comments by Surya Fernandez
The familiar Rookies vs Sophomores game that was a staple event during the All-Star Weekend will be getting a facelift and has now been reborn as the BBVA Rising Stars Challenge, which will introduce an all new format for the event. For the first time, rookies and sophomores will be mixed together on teams. Though there was […]
0 comments by John Karalis
Every morning, we’ll give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day. 1: Perkins lashes out at LeBron You remember the dunk. You know… THE dunk. Blake Griffin on Kendrick Perkins, the “Mozgov”-ing, whatever you want to call it. It came after LeBron James jumped over, literally, John Lucas […]
0 comments by Trevor
Crossover Chronicles is a relatively new blog, so we decided it was a good idea to introduce you to the crew. We’re doing that in a new feature called “Writer-Palooza.” For the next few days, we will feature one writer, introducing him to you via an original piece, his favorite basketball video, and a wildcard […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
Dirk Nowitzki has had a celebrated career that seemed to be capped off deservedly with last year’s championship run. Nowitzki is a one-of-a-kind player at 7-feet tall who can shoot from long range and the coordination of a guard. Last season’s run to the championship seemed to be the realization of everything everyone thought Dirk […]
0 comments by John Karalis on 2/7/2012
Our nightly look ahead to the schedule with a couple of notes and story lines so you can plan out your NBA viewing. All Times Eastern. Fire up the League Pass 7:00: Utah Jazz at Indiana Pacers (NBA TV) The Jazz are coming off a shocking loss to the New York Knicks, who were playing […]
0 comments by Brendan Bowers
Crossover Chronicles is a relatively new blog, so we decided it was a good idea to introduce you to the crew. We’re doing that in a new feature called “Writer-Palooza.” For the next few days, we will feature one writer, introducing him to you via an original piece, his favorite basketball video, and a wildcard […]
0 comments by Kyle Boenitz
It’s starting to look like we may never see Baron Davis in a New York Knicks uniform. It was originally thought that we might see him suiting up at the end of January, now the Knicks are saying Davis won’t even be available before the All-Star break. “Coach Mike D’Antoni said Davis has had “a […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
You remember the ABA right? The red-blue-and-white ball, the league that originated the three-point line, gave the NBA some of its best players such as George Gervin, and Dr. J. and was known for its up-tempo, high-scoring affairs. You may have not known this but the ABA is still alive (and still using the red, […]
0 comments by Brendan Bowers
Crossover Chronicles is a relatively new blog, so we decided it was a good idea to introduce you to the crew. We’re doing that in a new feature called “Writer-Palooza.” For the next few days, we will feature one writer, introducing him to you via an orignal piece, his favorite basketball video, and a wildcard […]
0 comments by wendell maxey
Not many years ago the debate was, would Allen Iverson’s NBA credentials warrant a trip to the basketball Hall of Fame based on his early outstanding career with the Philadelphia 76ers that included being named NBA Rookie of the Year (1997), a trip to the NBA Finals, NBA MVP honors in 2001, four scoring titles, […]
0 comments by John Karalis
Every morning, we’ll give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day. 1: Is Chauncey Billups done? With six minutes left in regulation against Orlando, Clippers guard Chauncey Billups took a hard cut forward to chase a long rebound after back-pedaling. His left Achilles couldn’t handle the force of […]
