So a lot of people are just seeing the NBA Christmas day schedule and some people feel that the schedule isn’t that bad. Then there are some people that do not understand some of these matchups. I am on the side of the people who are not happy. The schedule looks like they were picked […]
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In 2020, the LA Lakers won the NBA title, their 17th and the first since 2010. Founded in 1947 in Minneapolis, the Lakers were initially a member of the National Basketball League and won the 1948 NBL championship, before joining the NBA and winning five out of the next six championships. In 1960, the team […]
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2019-2020 All-Star forward just secured a big bag. New Orleans and Brandon Ingram agree to five years, 158 million dollar deal on Tuesday. Andrew Lopez of ESPN reports that Adrian Wojnarowski was given the information by Ingram’s agents Jeff Schwartz and Jordan Gertler of Excel Sports. The deal will give Ingram 27.2 million starting in […]
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Every offseason in the NBA is a frenzy. Between the draft, trades, signings, and front office changes, it can be hard to point out which acquisitions are the cause of success. This topsy-turvy season is no different, and I believe some of the most underrated additions will be key role-players. While there could be some […]
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Reports have surfaced that the Celtics may have some interest in bringing back guard Rajon Rondo. Boston traded for Rondo in the 2006 NBA draft and he was a key piece of the team that won it all in 2008. Rondo is a free agent and you’d have to think that Boston wants him to […]
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No, I did not hit my head after a night of drinking. No, I have not completed my slow decent into madness. Yes, quarantine may have gotten to me, but this could have happened! Let me take you back to the far off year of 1992. Slick Willy played his sax all the way to […]
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Listen, one of the most beautiful things about basketball culture is each city is different. You get the vibe as you’re watching the game: local fans in each city watch for different things, cheer on different highlights, and enjoy different aspects of the game. In Madison Square Garden in New York, fans appreciate the big […]
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Rob Parker, how I hate you. For those of you who know him, I am sorry. For those who have no idea who I am talking about, I envy you. Rob Parker has essentially made a career out of hating the Patriots. Kind of like Kellerman, but Rob Parker has definitively said “Brady’s done,” “they […]
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Now that the 2019-20 NBA season is over, LeBron James has justifiably donned his crown as the king of basketball, proving the driving force as the LA Lakers won the Championship for the first time in ten years. However, for every story of success this year enjoyed by the Lakers, spare a moment to consider […]
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The dust, or might I say confetti cannons, has finally settled after a tumultuous NBA season. As many hoped (and guessed), LeBron’s championships now equal four, and three organizations. LeBron is not tired, and will continue to play; even though many of us would love to see a new star emerge (maybe I’m in the […]
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Here is your heads up: this is an X’s and O’s heavy read. It has some pictures, requires a basic understanding of basketball schematics, and helps break down some trends the LA Lakers already have shown in play. No, it doesn’t involve talking to their staff or investigative reporting… but it does look at what […]
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The long awaited, much anticipated 2020 NBA Finals are set. LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers will face off against Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat. Many presumed the Lakers to be here with the dynamic duo of James and All-NBA big man Anthony Davis taking the court night in and night out. The […]
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There are a ton of fun storylines as the Miami Heat open up the NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers, including LeBron James vs. his old team, Anthony Davis vs. Bam Adebayo, and Jimmy Butler validating his choices last offseason. But, putting that aside for a second… What’s going to happen in game one? […]
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As the Heat head to the NBA Finals, there are a ton of story lines for sportswriters and fans to run with. It’s the first chance for Pat Reilly and Erik Spoelstra to win a championship since LeBron James left in 2014. LeBron James vs. the club he won his first title with. It’s Anthony […]
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