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Quick hits from the NBA playoffs: Day 5

Houston Rockets/Oklahoma City Thunder: Game 2 –       I think even if this game is a blowout tonight, I’ll stick with it. It’s just so much more appealing to me than Hawks/Pacers. –       Chandler Parsons is not a name I thought I would have heard much after his college days, but he’s found a solid role […]

Gasol wins Defensive Player of the Year

The NBA MVP does not necessarily have to go to the best player on the best team, but it makes rational sense to make that argument. So when voting for the Defensive Player of the Year Award, why not go with the best defensive player on the league’s best defense? This year, it looks like […]

Bobcats fire Dunlap; Cavs bringing back Brown

In two rather surprising coaching moves this week, the Charlotte Bobcats have fired Mike Dunlap and the Cleveland Cavaliers are bringing back Mike Brown. Dunlap only lasted one season with the Bobcats, going 21-61, the second worst record in the league behind Orlando. Despite Charlotte’s awful performance this year, I disagree with the decision to […]

Suns moving in new direction, but which way?

The Phoenix Suns have opted to change course a year after losing Steve Nash and finishing in last place in the Western Conference. The organization has been lost in the woods even in those last years with Nash playing point guard, but moving on and moving forward has been difficult. The organization fired coach Alvin […]

CC video of the day: Chris Bosh in the Multiverse. WTF?

I really do not have any words for this video you are about to watch of Heat's Chris Bosh and an animated show titled “Adventures of Christopher Bosh in the Multiverse!” From a scepter made of a puppy, a wolfman smoking a "pipe," floating bacon over a volcano, the "Evil Internet" to Mike Miller being […]

Quick hits from the NBA playoffs: Day 4

Milwaukee Bucks/Miami Heat: Game 2 –     First time you need to make a choice about which playoff game you watch. Starting with this one, but guessing how I think it will go, I assume most of my attention will go to Celtics/Knicks. –     The Heat are giving off the same vibe they did during the […]

Shootaround: Second chances

 Golden State Warriors vs. Denver Nuggets Game 2 (1-0 DEN) — 10:30 p.m./TNT It was kind of weird to watch. Andre Miller with the ball in his hands. In 2013. With a chance to win a Playoff game. This was not Utah and Michael Doleac and Keith Van Horn were not walking through the locker […]

Quick hits from the NBA playoffs: Day 3

Chicago Bulls/Brooklyn Nets: Game 2 –       The line for this game was Brooklyn -5. The line for Game 1 was Brooklyn -4.5. The beat down the Nets gave the Bulls in the first game was only enough to move the line a half a point. I guess that shows you that Vegas thinks the Bulls […]

J.R. Smith wins Sixth Man award

J.R. Smith played in 80 games for the New York Knicks this year and never started once. No matter who was injured, Smith came off the bench. Before the season started, Smith told coach Mike Woodson that he should be starting, but Woodson stood firm. The decision paid off. Today J.R. Smith is being rewarded […]

Quick hits from the NBA playoffs: Day 2

Atlanta Hawks/Indiana Pacers: Game 1 –       This matchup just barely edges out Bulls/Nets as least intriguing first round series, in my opinion. –       The Hawks seem to know they have no shot at the NBA Finals, and they’re just going to play like it. Not a lot of effort. –       Paul George messed around and […]

Crossover Chronicles Podcast Episode 3: Playoffs begin

The NBA Playoffs have started! And Crossover Chronicles has you covered. Start with the latest episode of the Crossover Chronicles Podcast where Philip Rossman-Reich and Jeff Garcia break down the first four games of the Playoffs. {podcast id=6} {podcast id=7} Crossover Chronicles' Kyle Boenitz adds his thoughts on the first day of the Playoffs below. […]

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