0 comments by Sean Woodley on 6/30/2015
In Part #6 of the Crossover Chronicles Off-season Preview, Sean Woodley chats with three CC writers; Bart Doan (Pistons), Joe Manganiello (Hawks) and Jared Mintz (Heat) as well as Justin Rowan of FeartheSword.com (Cavs). Listen at the Soundcloud link below, subscribe on iTunes and stay tuned for the final edition of CC – The Podcast’s […]
0 comments by Bryan Gibberman
LaMarcus Aldridge, DeAndre Jordan and Greg Monroe — everyone is aware of the big name free agents looking to potentially switch teams as the NBA’s crazy season is upon us. What we’re going to look at here are some of the lower tier players available that can help a team at a reasonable price. They’re […]
0 comments by Jared Mintz
After a few days of analyzing all 60 NBA draft picks, it’s time to analyze how the Eastern Conference did during last Thursday night’s 2015 NBA Draft. I think I may have been a little more complimentary toward the Western Conference, but hey, there’s a reason that half of the NBA has created a historically […]
0 comments by Sean Woodley on 6/29/2015
In the fifth installment of the Crossover Chronicles off-season preview, Sean Woodley talks with Ross Bentley of Sportzedge.com (Mavericks), CC writer John Cannon (Warriors), CC writer Joe Manganiello (Rockets) and William Lou of The Score (Jazz). Listen at the Soundcloud link below, subscribe on iTunes and stay tuned for the final edition of CC – […]
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0 comments by Joseph Nardone on 6/28/2015
Sometimes being a revolutionary means the person doing the innovative maneuvers has to face much criticism. Traditionalists questioning a new stratagem. Conventional thinkers cast doubt on any other theory yet to be proven as a law normally practiced. You get the drill: Being first is often not worth the push-back. Tradition, despite often redefining itself and […]
0 comments by Jared Mintz on 6/26/2015
Now that the 2015 NBA Draft has come and gone, it’s time to pretend we have any idea how these picks will pan out, and grade all 60 picks from Thursday night! Since the Western Conference had the first pick – which Minnesota nailed with Karl Anthony Towns – let’s grade them first. Stay tuned […]
0 comments by Sean Woodley
Attempting to analyze late-first round draft picks is always a tricky proposition. In the weeks leading up to the big day, the conversation surrounding most prospects revolves around their strengths and how they will translate to the professional game. Any mention of a prospect’s weaknesses typically comes with the “if they can figure [insert deficiency […]
0 comments by Sean Woodley
Sean Woodley is joined by CC writer Joe Manganiello to break down all things NBA Draft including the Knicks adding Kristaps Porzingis and Jerian Grant, the curious selection of Frank Kaminsky by the Hornets, the good fortune of the Miami Heat and Golden State Warriors and so much more. Listen at the Soundcloud link below […]
0 comments by Bryan Gibberman
Here is a look at how the lottery played out in the 2015 NBA Draft team by team. 1. Minnesota Timberwolves: Kentucky center Karl-Anthony Towns What does it mean? The T’Wolves have one of the more interesting young cores in the NBA. Towns brings some necessary spacing from one of the big positions because of […]
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0 comments by Joe Mags
For the first time in 30 years, the New York Knicks made a selection in the top 5 of the NBA draft. Unlike 1985 when they drafted Patrick Ewing — the consensus top prize that year, and perhaps the most universally renowned college basketball prospect of all-time — taking Kristaps Porzingis with the fourth pick […]
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 6/25/2015
The 2015 NBA Draft is over, and now the days of analysis and assessment begin before the whirl of free agency starts on July 1. Naturally, many more moves on the chessboard await, but one has to be at least a little concerned about teams which used draft night to load up at positions that […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey
Check out this cool trick shot that Dennis Schroder made on the playground. This kind of makes you wonder how good he was/is at soccer…. #Repost @dennismike93 with @repostapp. ・・・ Yo @jeromeboateng !!! What You got next #SchrodersSwagTeam #DS17 #FG #FlexGanG #TheGoldenPatch #NiceWithIt A video posted by Atlanta Hawks (@atlhawks) on Jun 25, 2015 at […]
0 comments by Bryan Gibberman
The Charlotte Hornets’ makeover seems to be nearing completion, while the Portland Trail Blazers’ could just be starting. Hornets general manager Rich Choo understood he couldn’t go into next season with a lack of spacing and has made legitimate headway in righting the issue. First, he dealt off Lance Stephenson to the Los Angeles Clippers […]
0 comments by Jared Mintz
“The ball is tipped, and there you are…” Wait, no, that’s not the right song… “It’s the final countdown!” Ah, there it is. Forgive me as I do my best to double dip into the worlds of professional, international (which I must add, is also professional) and college basketball, but nothing brings the three together […]
0 comments by Sean Woodley on 6/24/2015
In Part 4 of our off-season preview series, Sean Woodley chats with CC writer Bryan Gibberman (Knicks), Russell Peddle of NumberFire.com (Thunder), Joseph Casciaro of The Score (Raptors), Oleh Kosel of TheBirdWrites.com (Pelicans), as well as return guest Tony Xypteras (Celtics) and CC writer Bart Doan (Pacers). It’s a long one. Listen at the Soundcloud […]
