The 2012-2013 NBA season will kick off tomorrow night (WHOO-HOO!!!). This is a season of change in the NBA. There was some player movement for a lot of teams, from free agency to trades – namely a certain trade that… Read More ›
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Not Feeling the James Harden Trade
The Oklahoma City Thunder traded James Harden to the Houston Rockers for guards Kevin Martin and Jeremy Lamb, two first-round picks and a second-round pick. While it appears the Thunder made off with a heist for Harden, I did not… Read More ›
David Stern Leaves a Mixed Legacy
NBA Commissioner David Stern announced that he will be retiring after leading the NBA for 30 years. He will step down during the 2013-2014 season. The league will be in the hands of deputy commish Adam Silver. I must say… Read More ›
2012 NBA Preview: Western Conference
Southwest Division San Antonio Spurs* Memphis Grizzlies* New Orleans Hornets* Dallas Mavericks* Houston Rockets Analysis: The Spurs are still the class of the division, though the Grizzlies are closing in quickly. Memphis is really a younger, more athletic version of… Read More ›
2012 NBA Preview: Eastern Conference
Atlantic Division Boston Celtics* New York Knicks* Brooklyn Nets* Philadelphia 76ers* Toronto Raptors Analysis: This division will easily be the most competitive in the Eastern Conference. Hell I could easily see four playoff teams coming out of this division. I… Read More ›
Nike and LeBron Should Be Ashamed of those High-Priced Shoes
Nike made dubious news in announcing their $315 LeBron X shoes. Turns out the shoes may be worth only $290. Gee, I stand corrected. The fact of the matter is there is no business that Nike or any shoe company… Read More ›
Sorry Jim Boeheim, but Jordan Is Better than LeBron
Syracuse basketball coach/Team USA assistant coach Jim Boeheim is an absolute beauty. He is as colorful as it gets in sports. His dry, sarcastic humor on shows such as “Pardon the Interruption” and the “Jim Rome Show” makes for hilarious,… Read More ›
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