The Chicago Bulls are on a 4-game losing streak, consisting of games against the Grizzlies, Celtics, Warriors, and Nets. With the Cavaliers and Bucks coming up, it is fair to assume this losing streak could continue, as the team will likely be without LaVine and Ball. The last time a team won the championship and […]
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Ben Simmons, a multi-time All-Star and Defensive Player of the Year candidate is far and away the most accomplished player under 25 available this off-season. Since winning the 2018 Rookie of the Year, Simmons has been one of the league’s most polarizing players. He switches from being a poor shooter to one that refuses it… […]
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This wasn’t a Rockets’ Round-Up I was really preparing to write until October, somewhere before “predictions on the upcoming season” and after the inevitable “alternate jersey reveal” (though they really should go with DJ Screw). But, after a Shams tweet on Tuesday, the news of the week is clear to all Houston Rockets fans: Houston […]
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The New York Knicks have been in desperate search of a franchise point guard for over two decades now. Ever since Mark Jackson started all 82 games at PG for the Knickerbockers and averaged 7.4 assists per game during the 2001-2002 season, the team has endured very underwhelming production out of the slew of NBA […]
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Just when I thought I could sit and relax, I get a report saying that Celtics big man Tristan Thompson could be on the move before the deadline. Thompson signed with Boston this past off-season on a two-year deal worth $19million with an option for 2021-22. To me this feels more like Danny is setting […]
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Alright, alright I know the Celtics aren’t the favorites to win it all. As painful as that is to admit, it’s just the truth. Keeping in mind that the Celtics are still a very good basketball team, there are some areas where Boston still needs to improve. Danny Ainge has the league’s largest trade exception […]
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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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