0 comments by Josh Burton on 2/20/2014
Miller has been in Brian Shaw's doghouse since the two had a much-discussed confrontation Denver traded veteran point guard Andre Miller, who has had a falling out with the Nuggets' coaching staff, most notably Brian Shaw, to the Wizards for Jan Vesely, who has been a disappointment for Washington as a former 1st-rounder. The Wizards […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
Everyone wants the trade deadline to involve some type of blockbuster deal that changes the face of the NBA. It happens every year and we get a little ahead of ourselves. With free agency creeping up for both Kevin Love and Carmelo Anthony, it was getting to be widely assumed that both teams might look […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
Back in November, Dwight Howard returned to Los Angeles for the first time to face the Clippers. Several Lakers fans made sure Howard knew their presence and booed him soundly when he touched the ball. Wednesday night was the first time Howard suited up for the Rockets in Los Angeles against the Lakers, and he […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 2/19/2014
The Nets season has been a complete disaster, even with the team's recent run of good play, because of the large tax bill that comes attached to their roster. If you broke down the Nets salary this year per win, it would come out to $4.2 million per win so far. That should go down […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
Suns' Gerald Green is one of the best dunkers in the game. Remember his "Birthday Cake Candle" dunk in the past All-Star Dunk Contest? Well during last night's Suns-Nuggets game, Green showed Denver's Kenneth Faried he still can get up and throw it down. Check out Green catching the alley-oop pass from Goran Dragic which […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
There was one presence at NBA All-Star Weekend that was missing from the West lineup and from the lineup of the league's greatest stars. He was there, but hardly himself and hardly what fans want to see him as — much less what he wants to see himself as. Kobe Bryant was everywhere at All-Star […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
The All-Star Break is over and we are getting nearer to Thursday's 3 p.m. trade deadline. That means the silliness is going to set in for the next 48 hours as teams try to posture and make any last-second moves they need to make before the clock strikes midnight — or 3 p.m. Rumors will […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 2/18/2014
During the 2014 NBA All Star game, the league put out a video featuring NBA players dancing to Pharrell's "Happy" song. From John Wall, former NBA player Karl Malone to Stephen Curry, all were dancing and showing off their best moves. And then there's Celtics' Kelly Olynyk who has absolutely no dancing skills whatsoever. Check […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
Once again, the NBA received much criticism for the annual dunk contest. This year in New Orleans, the league changed the format with a free style portion of the event along with "battle" rounds. Needless to say, it was pretty much a snooze-fest until John Wall stepped on the court and finally got the crowd […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
NBA Twitter went a bit nuts last week with the whole LeBron James tried to name who would go on his "Mount Rushmore" of NBA history. That exercise is a bit tired and a bit pointless as there are more than four players that deserve a place in that National Monument to basketball greatness — […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 2/17/2014
The 2014 NBA All Star game is done andin the record books as the East snapped a three-game losing streak to the West beating them 163-155 in a thrilling fourth quarter comeback. The game was full of highlights from Kyrie Irving showing off his game to Blake Griffin lighting up the scoreboard. And while Irving […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
Plenty of players could lay claim to the NBA's All-Star MVP. That is always the case in a game where there is little defense and the very best players can just showcase their offensive skills without impunity. If that is the case than Cleveland's Kyrie Irving is your man. He crissed and crossed his way […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 2/16/2014
We would be remiss if we talked about All-Star Weekend and failed to mention the best individual performance of the weekend so far. No, it was not John Wall in the dunk contest. Or Andre Drummond, Dion Waiters and Tim Hardaway Jr. in the BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge. The best performance of the weekend […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
It took one dunk to declare a champion, and about 30-40 minutes to declare the NBA's new contest format for the Sprite Slam Dunk Contest a complete dud. Aside from the fact no one really understood the rules, the contest ended right when it was getting exciting and came crashing with a thud. John Wall […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 2/15/2014
Adam Silver is overseeing his first major event as commissioner this weekend as the NBA's All-Star Game hits New Orleans. The weekend is a community relations bonanza for the NBA as the players will hit the community for the league's annual day of service later today, and it is also a major weekend for the […]
