0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 12/7/2014
I have seen some odd ball celebrations from NBA bench players before but this one ranks up there in my book.
In a recent game between the Spurs and Wolves, Marco Belinelli was on fire, doing what he does best and that’s knocking down three-pointers with ease.
So his teammates on the bench started to rub their bellies after Belinelli drained threes. Get it? Belly… Belinelli! See what they did there?
0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 12/5/2014
The NBA has trotted out a series of new TV ads featuring players with their swingman double. The premise is NBA players have body-doubles to help them in sticky situations. Take Bulls’ Joakim Noah and his double who is also a dermatologist. Noah helps his double remove a mole while the dermatologist acts like Noah […]
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0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 12/4/2014
Well this is embarrassing if you are Bulls’ Nikola Mirotic. In the recent game versus the Hornets, Nikola was caught trying to defend Hornets’ Kemba Walker when Kemba decided to murder his ankles and send Nikola to the court. Seriously, how does one recover from this embarrassment?
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0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 12/3/2014
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Wait, that can’t be right? That says the Sixers won a game. It cannot be final yet. That is not how this thing works, right?
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0 comments by Joe Webb on 12/2/2014
How much do the Oklahoma City Thunder miss Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook? Try, a lot. Oklahoma City has struggled to get anything going so far in 2014-15, and at the time of this article are a putrid 3-10. It does not look good and it should continue until the Thunder get their superstars back. […]
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0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 12/1/2014
Spurs guard Marco Belinelli is known for his deadly three-point shooting, outside shooting and pin-point passing. But versus the lowly Sixers, Marco showed he can dunk. And I mean really dunk! While driving to the rim in the first half of game, Marco was met by Sixers’ Henry Sims but instead of passing the ball, […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 11/30/2014
Traveling officially now is no longer an #NBA violation. Un.Be.Lieve.A.Ble. A video posted by Whitey Gleason (@tanana26) on Nov 11, 2014 at 7:55pm PST
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Talk about having an in-game snack! During a recent Nets-Bulls game Kevin Garnett and Joakim Noah were matched up and Noah was trying to defend KG. However, it seems Garnett tried to get the upper hand by attempting to bite Noah’s hand. KG has a reputation for doing anything to win. From yelling profanities from […]
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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
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 11/28/2014
Russell Westbrook has been out since late October with a broken wrist. The Thunder have understandably struggled since then. A sight for sore eyes to see the Thunder’s all-star point guard back in the lineup.
Milwaukee’s attempts to box Antetokounmpo as a point guard may back fire. Photo by Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports
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It was the buzz on Thanksgiving Day as J.J. Abrams released the first ever trailer for Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens. It was glorious as it showed new-look Stormtroopers, classic X-Wing fighters, a new Sith lord, as well as the Falcon evading chasing Tie-Fighters. It was so awesome, that Blazers’ Robin Lopez had […]
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0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 11/24/2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiOgd3h4zAg Score Off. Rtg. eFG% O.Reb.% TO% FTR Phoenix 104 102.2 54.8 27.5 20.4 13.1 Toronto 100 103.9 47.6 20.5 12.0 39.0 Eric Bledsoe (PHX) — 25 pts., 7 rebs., 6 assts.; Markieff Morris (PHX) — 17 pts. Jonas Valanciunas (TOR) — 27 pts., 11 rebs.; DeMar DeRozan (TOR) — 23 pts. Game to Watch […]
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During the recent San Antonio Spurs-Minnesota Timberwolves contest, Wolves’ Corey Brewer flopped on a pick which got Tim Duncan to perform a pick immediately after. In other words, it appears TD wanted to show Corey how the art of flopping is properly performed. Check out TD giving Brewer a lesson in flopping (h/t Project Spurs).
