With just under three weeks and approximately 10 games remaining in the 2020-21 NBA season, the playoffs are so close we can almost taste them. The dessert to this filling, at times grueling, five-course meal of an NBA season can’t come soon enough. And just when you thought you didn’t have room for dessert, your […]
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Babe wake up, new WNBA jerseys dropped! The day is here. Nike and the WNBA have officially revealed their 25th Anniversary collection of uniforms for all twelve teams. Each collection features three designs, all aptly named. Heroine, Explorer, Rebel. The Heroine Edition is the team’s home white. A uniform color absent in the WNBA since […]
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Another trade deadline has come and gone, and only a few prominent players were rumored to be on the move. It was shaping up to be relatively uneventful, but it’s best to expect nothing and be pleasantly surprised. I, for one, was pleasantly surprised. Amidst all the action, I have three trades that I believe […]
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The Orlando Magic have agreed to trade All-Star center Nikola Vučević and forward Al-Farouq Aminu to the Chicago Bulls in exchange for Wendell Carter Jr., Otto Porter, and two first-round picks. Here’s the deal: The Bulls land Nikola Vucevic and Al Farouq Aminu for Otto Porter, Wendell Carter Jr., and two first-round picks. Huge addition […]
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The NBA trade deadline is less than two weeks away. Meaning, it’s officially Woj vs. Shams Szn. The rumors are plentiful, and will soon bloom into real transactions. Transactions that can make, break, or have literally no effect on, the rest of your team’s season. How are you feeling about YOUR team before the NBA […]
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NBA All-Star weekend in the year 2021 has been significantly shrunk down and condensed due to the ongoing nature of the Covid-19 pandemic. And rightfully so. What would be a full weekend of events has been downsized to one Sunday of the main, player-focused competitions. The Skills Challenge, 3-Point Contest, Dunk Contest, and All-Star game. […]
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The reigning, back-to-back MVP is trying to defend his crown, and posting the necessary numbers to do so, but the NBA world doesn’t seem too interested. There has been a surprising lack of coverage on Giannis Antetokounmpo so far this season and I’m trying to think out loud as to why that might be. With […]
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Zach LaVine tore his ACL in February of 2017. Four months later, he was the centerpiece in a trade that would send Jimmy Butler to Minnesota and LaVine to Chicago. A trade signaling the rebuild was on in Chicago. Eleven months later, he returned to the floor for his first game as a member of […]
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The New Orleans Saints find themselves in an ideal situation for a number two seed during a year in which they are not rewarded with a bye through the NFC Wild Card Round. Instead, they find themselves hosting the Chicago Bears. An inconsistent team that backed into the playoffs after a Week 17 loss to […]
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The Chicago Bulls entered last season with expectations much higher than warranted for a team of this caliber. Everything is relative, as their expectations were merely a possible eighth seed and hitting the over on their lowly season win-total. Hindsight really is 20/20 (Jim Boylen you loser). This season, the Chicago Bulls enter year four […]
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The Bulls… Are… BACK! And I’m fully ready to, yet again, invest an unhealthy amount of time into a mediocre basketball team. This past weekend, the Chicago Bulls laced up their shoes and played an actual NBA basketball game for the first time since March. Due to the nature of the times, the NBA preseason […]
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The Los Angeles Clippers have officially waived Center Joakim Noah. The 13-year NBA veteran and longtime Chicago Bull is “likely headed toward retirement” per his agent Bill Duffy. Clippers are waiving center Joakim Noah — and his agent, Bill Duffy of @BDA_Sports, tells ESPN that Noah is “likely headed toward retirement.” One of his era’s […]
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The opening of the free agency window for the NBA was as frantic as year’s past. Player movement remains at an all-time high as contenders try to remain contenders, and lottery teams look to crawl out of the basement. Then there’s the Bulls. Bulls Get Their Guys in Valentine, Temple Without a marquee free agent […]
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Chicago Bulls new general manager, Artūras Karnišovas, made his first selection as the architect of the franchise. And he didn’t start with a grand atrium or a koi pond in said atrium. He began with the base. A six-foot, eight-inch, 225-pound, stable base by the name of Patrick Williams. The NBA Draft is an exciting […]
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