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Phil Jackson says Melo will in New York for years to come, even though he’s been rumored to leave in free agency

If Carmelo stays with Knicks, he’ll get a topless charity game in his honor

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Sure, NBA teams might be putting out all the stops to lure Carmelo Anthony to play for their team next season but a strip club in New York City is offering Anthony free lap dances for life if he remains a Knick. Let me repeat that… Melo gets free lap dances for life in NYC! Oh […]

Russell Westbrook’s knee injury has played a part in the closing of the Thunder’s window. Photo by Mark D. Smith-USA TODAY Sports

OKC’s Westbrook won’t suit up for Team USA this summer

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The FIBA 2014 World Cup is coming up in August in Spain as teams around the world will try to secure the gold medal and a shot at the Rio Olympic games. However, if Team USA wants to defend their crown, they’ll have to do it without Thunder’s Russell Westbrook. Citing rest and time to […]

Jeremy Lamb was a Summer League stud last year, but faced struggles in his second time around. Photo by Mark D. Smith-USA TODAY Sports

Five observations from fifth day of Summer League

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Summer League continued Tuesday in Orlando with three games of varying intrigue. You do not want to put a whole lot of stock into results or into statistics coming out of these game,s but there is still quite a bit we can learn. And, as I noted earlier this week, lots of storylines to follow. We […]

Five observations from fourth day of Summer League

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Summer League continued Tuesday in Orlando with three games of varying intrigue. You do not want to put a whole lot of stock into results or into statistics coming out of these game,s but there is still quite a bit we can learn. And, as I noted yesterday, lots of storylines to follow. We will be […]

Video: Tony Wroten drops 53 points and drops defender in the process with one sick crossover

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It has been a long time since we here at Crossover have given love to Tony Wroten. OK we NEVER have given any sort of love to Tony but hey, better late than never.

But what a way to make his Crossover debut than showing off a sick crossover (see what I did there) which broke a defender’s ankles and dropping 53 points.

Check out this sick crossover by Tony at the Seattle Baskeball Pro Am!

Spurs fans gets a haircut portrait of Kawhi Leonard and it is glorious

How do you know you crossed the line from casual fan to over-the-top, super fan? When you get a haircut portrait of your favorite NBA player’s face for all to see.

Case in point, this Spurs fan who decided it be best to get a haircut portrait of Kawhi Leonard‘s mug and massive hands (h/t Project Spurs) etched into his dome.

Check it out and I got to ask, would you go this far to show your fanaticism for your favorite NBA player?

via www.projectspurs.com

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Watch Greg Oden spike a volleyball into a girl’s face

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFuse0DEacQ

When you are over 7-feet in height, playing volleyball and reaching over the net might be a tad way too easy. In fact, when the ball is right at the net, hammering it down on your opponent’s side should be an easy chore.

Case in point, Greg Oden and the poor girl who thought it be a good idea to try to block his spike attempt.

Check out Oden spiking a volleyball right in the grill of a girl.

h/t BSO

 

Cavs rising in Vegas odds to win 2015 NBA title

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OK Vegas, calm down. Let’s not get hasty. Ever since word is rising that the possibility of LeBron James returning to Cleveland, Vegas odds makers are giving the Cavs an increased shot at winning the 2015 NBA crown. Considering Kyrie Irving, and rookie Andrew Wiggins teaming up next season and the added chance James might […]

Phil Jackson says Melo will in New York for years to come, even though he’s been rumored to leave in free agency

For 14k, someone bought Carmelo Anthony’s 2004 Bronze Medal at auction

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When you are being courted by NBA teams and being reportedly offered tons of dough, you would think money is not an issue. However, when you are Carmelo Anthony, an extra 14 thousand dollars in your pocket is nice. Melo recently put up his 2004 bronze medal won at the Athens Games has been auctioned off […]

With Rajon Rondo out with an injury, there is opportunity for Marcus Smart. Photo by Fernando Medina/NBAE via Getty Images

Five observations from third day of Summer League

0 comments by on 7/7/2014

Summer League continued Monday in Orlando with three games of varying intrigue. You do not want to put a whole lot of stock into results or into statistics coming out of these game,s but there is still quite a bit we can learn. And, as I noted yesterday, lots of storylines to follow. We will be […]

Five observations from second day of Summer League

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Summer League continued Sunday in Orlando with three games of varying intrigue. You do not want to put a whole lot of stock into results or into statistics coming out of these game,s but there is still quite a bit we can learn. And, as I noted yesterday, lots of storylines to follow. We will be […]

Five observations from first day of Summer League

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Summer League started yesterday in Orlando with all 10 teams getting into the action. You do not want to put a whole lot of stock into results or into statistics coming out of these game,s but there is still quite a bit we can learn. And, as I noted yesterday, lots of storylines to follow. […]

Photo by Anthony Gruppuso-USA TODAY Sports

Nets looking to fill point guard gap

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Jason Kidd’s departure from the Nets this summer took everyone by surprise. It happened so suddenly that there was not much time for many of the Nets’ players to digest it. For a young point guard like Marquis Teague, the departure was real sudden. Like a veteran on a team, the Nets newcomer was learning […]

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