While we are here in the offseason, writers are coming up with content to keep people intrigued. Where is he going? What moves can they make? Will the Knicks ever get better? To answer all these questions, all I’d really have to say nowhere, nothing, and never, but that isn’t really much fun. Instead, I’m […]
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Stagnant, steady, or stronger? There are plenty of NBA teams that didn’t seem to notice it was the off-season. Where do these moves, or lack there of, leave them heading into next season? Stagnant: Chicago Bulls I guess the Bulls are trying to stay bad. Is that the goal for the new staff? Are they […]
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You know what? As bad as I have been criticizing the Knicks, they have a shot to win the East. Yeah, I said it. The reason is that the East has been in shambles for the last 20 years. Ever since THE SECOND BEST PLAYER EVER, Michael Jordan retired the East has been a mess. […]
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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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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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Miami and Boston went into game 6 knowing that one thing was true. Someone was gonna lose. That knowledge culminated in a game that was close down to the last few minutes where Bam’s best was enough to send the Celtics home. An Unfortunate Recap Both teams got off to a cold start, hitting just […]
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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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The Celtics found themselves in the second half of Game 6 trying to keep their season alive. Boston was able to keep the game close despite having a horrible start to the game. They came out of the break firing on all cylinders which lead to a big run at the start of the second […]
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What a performance by Heat rookie Tyler Herro last night. He torched the Celtics for 37 points breaking the Heat rookie record which was previously held by Dwayne Wade. Jayson Tatum was a little late to the party but was able to put up a good game considering he went scoreless in the first half. […]
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After their Game 2 loss to the Miami Heat, Boston Celtics fans were upset. They were down 0-2, which is a hard thing to come back from in “the bubble.” They had been up by double digits in the second half of both games. Their young Head Coach had troubles with a fairly basic 2-3 […]
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What a game. Really, last night was an entertaining game it was back and forth through four quarters. Nine lead changes, trading scoring runs, and defensive stands. It is safe to say that this series is going to be a dog fight. But what else did we expect, it’s the Eastern Conference finals. Offensive Mishaps […]
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