0 comments by Jeff Garcia on 1/4/2013
The San Antonio Spurs lost big to the New York Knicks last night in Madison Square Garden and J.R. Smith just added insult to injury in the fourth quarter. As if losing forward Stephen Jackson to an ankle injury wasn't enough, and losing by 17 points to the Knicks, Smith got everyone up off their […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
Every morning, we will give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day. 1: Something in the water It seems like you cannot say Minnesota without thinking of injuries. There were the various injuries to Kevin Love at the beginning of the year, including a broken hand. There was […]
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It probably feels like Groundhog Day for Sacramento Kings fans, but another deadline for another potential relocation is looming. This time it isn't the NBA setting the relocation deadline, but the city of Virginia Beach. Tony Bizjak of the Sacramento Bee reports Virginia Beach Mayor Will Sessoms has put a deadline of next Monday for […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 1/3/2013
San Antonio Spurs (26-8) vs. New York Knicks (21-10) 7:30 p.m. It is Thursday night. Two top NBA teams are playing each other with inter-conference positioning on the line. There are plenty of stars to drive up ratings. And the game is in New York? So why is TNT on its New Years' break? Usually […]
0 comments by Kyle Boenitz
The Washington Wizards’ abysmal season last year was overshadowed by an even worse one from the Charlotte Bobcats. This year, they are taking center stage with only four wins so far. They have been playing without point guard John Wall, but you have to wonder how big of a difference he could possibly make. The […]
0 comments by Jeff Garcia
Someone needs to give NBA refs a refresher course on what it means for a player to double-dribble. You know, dribbling the ball, then stopping, then dribbling the ball again is a no-no in the NBA. However, it seems the refs during last night's Raptors-Blazers game forgot all about it. During the first quarter of […]
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Well, after everything Royce White has declared, Tweeted and accused the NBA and the Houston Rockets off, at least White knows what he "doesn't" want regarding his basketball future. It's not the D-League. And now it’s not Europe too. During another week of tit-for-tat between White and the NBA in which the Rockets’ yet-to-play rookie […]
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You can fault Kobe for a lot of things, but certainly not for a lack of effort or commitment to winning Kobe does it again. The Lakers' elder stateman, never known for keeping his thoughts to himself, spouted his mouth again earlier Wednesday, blaming his team's recent struggles on age. From ESPN Los Angeles's Dave […]
0 comments by Kyle Boenitz on 1/2/2013
Remember when the Brooklyn Nets were 11-4? They were one of the hottest teams in the NBA, beating up the competition and looking like they were worthy of the move from New Jersey into their fancy new palace in The Big Apple. That was at the end of November and since then they’ve gone 5-11, […]
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Seeing how the Christmas Holidays may have interrupted your NBA viewing enjoyment, we here at Crossover Chronicles want to get you up to speed on a dunk you may have missed. This past Monday, Bobcats' Hakim Warrick was on a fast break in the fourth quarter versus the Bulls when Marco Belinelli was caught right […]
0 comments by wendell maxey on 1/1/2013
The New York Knicks are going to bring in the New Year in grand old fashion on Tuesday. According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, Amar'e Stoudemire will make his season debut when the Knicks host the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. It will be Stoudemire’s first return to the floor […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich
Every morning, we will give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day. 1: A grand finale It was quite a calendar year for LeBron James. A third MVP award. A second Olympic gold medal. A first NBA Championship. About "damn time" indeed for James. He made the amazing […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 12/31/2012
As Ryan Anderson sat on the podium inside Amway Center to accept his Most Improved Player of the Year Award with Otis Smith flanked to one side, it seemed a sure thing the Magic would find a way to keep the young sharpshooter. Smith said as much when the question of Anderson's future came up. […]
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Every morning, we will give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day. 1: Not this time The Jazz figured they might have as good a shot as any team to snap the Clippers win streak. After all, they had that 16-point lead in Salt Lake City, shut down […]
0 comments by Philip Rossman-Reich on 12/30/2012
Utah Jazz (15-16) vs. Los Angeles Clippers (24-6) 9:30 p.m. On Friday night, the Jazz raced out to a 16-point lead and seemed like they would be able to end the Clippers now 16-game win streak. It was the first time in a while the Los Angeles bench did not lead the way as Blake […]
