0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 4/9/2013
The Knicks are on a roll, winners of 12 in-a-row and look like they finally got all the pieces working at the right time with the playoffs looming. They have clinched a playoff spot and are averaging 104.6 points per game while holding opponents to 92.3 during this winning streak. And although it is a team […]
0 comments by Josh Burton
A key part of the Bulls, Noah doesn't look to be playing at–or near–100 percent for the near future The Chicago Bulls' injury troubles this season have been no secret, as the team's star point guard Derrick Rose hasn't played in a game yet, All-Stars Luol Deng and Joakim Noah have all missed their […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
The Harlem Shake took over the NBA this season with teams such as the Miami Heat, Timberwolves and a bevy of other teams getting in the act. All try to put their own spin on the dance craze but Spurs' Boris Diaw just took it to a whole other level using a stop-motion, Lego-created, Harlem […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 4/8/2013
Trey Burke He is the man of the hour for NBA fans following the last bits of the NCAA Tournament. With just about all the top prospects falling out of the tournament before the second weekend and any other hangers on missing the trip to Atlanta, Burke is all we have. Of any of the […]
0 comments by Kyle Boenitz
Today is a very special day for Rick Pitino. Not only is he coaching his Louisville Cardinals in the NCAA championship game against Michigan tonight, but this morning he was also elected into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Pitino is one of a class of seven inductees announced today that will feature some […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
With the 2012-13 NBA regular season coming to a close, the Chicago Bulls are currently sitting at the fifth spot in the East playoff run but one can only imagine how much a better record the team might have if they had Derrick Rose for the full season. At 42-34, this team with a healthy […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 4/7/2013
Every morning, we will give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day. 1: Adelman 1000 There are only eight coaches to have 1,000 wins. It is an exclusive club full of the best coaches in the league's history. Saturday night, that exclusive club welcomed Rick Adelman as its […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 4/6/2013
Every morning, we will give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day. 1: All about Melo Carmelo Anthony is often embattled and often fighting perception. Oh, he scores too much and does not make his teammates better. We have heard all that. Anthony though is in the midst […]
0 comments by Kyle Boenitz on 4/5/2013
When JaVale McGee was on the Washington Wizards, he provided us with almost weekly entertainment in the form of some sort of outrageously awful play, a boneheaded decision or some off-the-court drama. When he joined the Denver Nuggets, he cleaned up his act a bit and proved that he could actually contribute to an NBA […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
During last night's highly anticipated Thunder-Spurs matchup in OKC, it was the clash of the Western Conference's top-two teams, but also another shared moment for Gregg Popovich and TNT's Craig Sager. Pop, who is notorious for being rather short with his answers while looking annoyed with reporters, treated us to another "classic Pop" moment with […]
0 comments by Josh Burton
Finally, in Deron Williams and Brook Lopez' third season with each other on the Nets, they appear to be playing with the level of chemistry that other famous point guard-center duos have in the league's history, like John Stockton and Karl Malone for example Ever since it moved from Long Island, N.Y. to New Jersey […]
0 comments by Josh Burton
Frank is a New Jersey native, so the Rutgers' job is a reasonable one for him to consider After the recent events and news coming out of the Rutgers (NJ) men's basketball program — the former coach, Mike Rice, was found to use physical and verbal abuse to punish and scold his players — […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 4/4/2013
The Sixers season has gone the same way Andrew Bynum's season has gone. Initially full of hope but ultimately cratering at rock bottom. The All-Star center (yes, he was an All Star in 2012) has been frustrated again and again by his inability to return to the floor. And the Sixers have been frustrated with […]
0 comments by Trevor
We still do not know what exactly was said when the members of the Seattle and Sacramento investment groups gave their presentations about purchasing the Kings to the NBA's finance and relocation committees. What we do know, judging by the press conferences given by the groups, is that each unsurprisingly played to the strengths of […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
It was one of the most horrific injuries in sports when Louisville's Kevin Ware's broke his leg when his right leg buckled and snapped as he was contesting a shot during the Midwest Regional final against Duke on Sunday. His teammates, coach Pitino and fans across the globe showed tremendous support for Ware after the injury […]
