0 comments by The Comeback on 4/13/2022
The NBA is one of the biggest sports leagues in the U.S. and it is no surprise, with how fantastic this massive basketball league is, bringing in talent from across the globe. Many fans of this league will take to the sports bookmakers each year and check out the NBA finals odds to see what […]
0 comments by Zac Voynow on 6/27/2019
Milos Teodosic is widely known as the best player in the world, not currently in the NBA. Teodosic plays for CSKA Moscow and his native Serbia. In the past year, Teodosic helped lead his club team the Euroleague final, and helped lead Serbia to a silver medal in the Olympics. Teodosic is a free agent […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 8/2/2016
Jimmer Fredette has yet to find his niche in the NBA. Over his five year career, he’s played for five teams and averaged 6.0 ppg. Last season, Fredette saw action in just 6 games and averaged just 1.5 ppg. Hopefully he can find his way in China with Yao Ming’s team…..
0 comments by Kevin Causey
Team USA is gearing up for the Olympics with some exhibition games. Team USA routed Nigeria 110-66 and DeMar DeRozan threw a little salt in the wound with this baseline dunk….. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_SBBSCRAbQ
Photo by Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports
0 comments by Bart D on 7/13/2016
NBA free agency is sort of like Christmas for kids. They get up, tear open presents at a clip that suggests they barely know what they’re getting, and then within a fairly short period of time, it’s over and you have the rest of the day where they sit around wondering where all the excitement […]
0 comments by Bart D on 7/11/2016
Tim Duncan probably got up at 6 a.m. with no alarm. Then, he went outside to get the newspaper, the kind you hold in your hand to read (darn kids and their Interwebs), poured himself a cup of coffee from beans he ground by himself, looked at the rotary phone he knew he’d use to […]
0 comments by John Cannon on 6/9/2016
ESPN Analyst Amin Elhassan, who worked with both Cavaliers’ GM David Griffin and Warriors head coach Steve Kerr when they were all with the Phoenix Suns, has a unique perspective on this NBA Finals matchup. We talk extensively about the Game 3, the series, the Oklahoma City series, and what’s going on with Steph Curry. […]
0 comments by John Cannon on 5/29/2016
Being a high school saxophone player in the Bay Area, I pretty much grew up with Tower of Power. One of the group’s more memorable album covers, shown in the cover image above, is also the immediate headline after Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals: BACK TO OAKLAND. I’m not going to pretend I […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 5/24/2016
The Oklahoma City lead early in game four against the Golden State Warriors. Here’s a steal by Kevin Durant which results in a dynamic dunk by Russell Westbrook…… Durant steal, Westbrook BOOM!
0 comments by John Cannon on 3/15/2016
On December 15th, at the very end of a very long column about the Warriors’ first loss, I first wrote that I believed they would break the Bulls’ record for most wins in a season. The unspoken caveat was, of course, the dreaded injury. If a key player, like Steph Curry, or Klay Thompson, or […]
In this Nov. 24, 2015 photo, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green (23) gestures during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Los Angeles Lakers in Oakland, Calif. Green pounds his chest with his right fist and roars toward the rafters after big plays, mouth agape. Over all of the tough years and long odds, he has earned it and Jason Richardson loves seeing that display of emotion. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
0 comments by John Cannon on 3/3/2016
The reason I have been saying for a month or so now that I believe the Warriors will break the NBA record for wins rather easily was again exemplified at Oracle Arena Tuesday night. The Warriors win games they shouldn’t win. On Tuesday night they beat the Atlanta Hawks 109-105 in overtime. They accomplished this […]
0 comments by Bart D on 2/29/2016
Rarely is there a phrase in the English language more disagreed upon than “it’s all messed up” or some variation of that phrase. To one guy, the car just needs new tie rods and brake pads and she’ll be up and running in no time; to someone else, the car needs new tie rods and […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 2/21/2016
The New York Knicks may have just gotten a little more interesting as they work to close the month of February out on a high note. Although still struggling at 24-34 on the year, the Knicks recently added a potential spark to their squad by signing New York native and former BYU star Jimmer Fredette […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 2/7/2016
For the first time in its history, the NBA is taking its All-Star Weekend to the Queen City. The site of this year’s festivities, Toronto, is known for hockey, primarily the Toronto Maple Leafs, but the strong play of the Toronto Raptors has made the city very enthusiastic about basketball. Enthusiasm for the NBA has […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 1/18/2016
In search of their first playoff appearance since 2006, the Sacramento Kings, who have a busy upcoming week, are in the thick of things in the Western Conference standings. George Karl, the ninth man to coach Sacramento in just over a decade, seems to have his scuffle with DeMarcus Cousins in the past, as the […]
