With the NBA trade deadline about a month away (March 15), the teams around the league looking for upgrades in certain positions or trying to add the missing piece to the championship puzzle will be working the phones to try and get something done via trade. One big-name that has been talked about a lot recently in terms of possibly being on the trade block is two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash of the Phoenix Suns. Continue Reading…
#1 Miami Heat (21-7)
As long as the Big 3 in South Beach stay healthy from here on out, there will be no stopping the Miami Heat from reaching the NBA Finals for a second straight season. A big test will come on Monday night when the Heat face the Milwaukee Bucks for the third time this season and will try to avoid a three-game losing streak against Brandon Jennings and company. Continue Reading…
This season the New York Knicks have gone from a legitimate NBA title contender before the season began to arguably the most disappointing team in the league well into February. With the addition of free agent signees Baron Davis and Tyson Chandler alongside stars Amare Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony, the consensus around the league was that the Knicks would be a serious force to be reckoned with and a team to watch in the Eastern Conference. Continue Reading…
This shortened season in the NBA has been all about trade rumors involving Dwight Howard, the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder as the favorites and the fall of veteran teams like the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics. With all this going on in the league, the one team that has been able to fly under the radar and do well in the process is the San Antonio Spurs. Continue Reading…
Over the past week or so, the New York Knicks have seen Carmelo Anthony go down with a groin injury (1 to 2 weeks) and Amare Stoudemire suffer the sudden death of his brother (returns Monday). This couldn’t have happen at a worse time for the Knicks as New York has struggled all season long and as a result their head coach Mike D’Antoni’s job has been on the line. Continue Reading…
One of the most talked about teams in the NBA this season has been the Los Angeles Lakers. With the storied franchise losing arguably the greatest NBA head coach of all-time in Phil Jackson to retirement and trading away reigning Sixth Man of the Year Lamar Odom (Dallas Mavericks) for virtually nothing (trade exception), Kobe Bryant and company have struggled to get back to form this season as one of the best teams in the NBA. Continue Reading…
The one big-name player that has been mentioned in almost every blockbuster trade scenario in the NBA this season has been none other than Dwight Howard of the Orlando Magic. With Howard believing that he doesn’t have a chance to win a championship in Orlando and would love to play in a bigger market, the best center in the NBA today would like to be traded before the NBA trade deadline on March 15. Continue Reading…
#1 Miami Heat (18-6)
For the second week in a row the Miami Heat have been dubbed the best team in the NBA in the power rankings and that could be the way it stays throughout the entire season if LeBron James continues to play at an MVP level. Continue Reading…
Back in the 80’s, the two teams that went back and forth as NBA champions and had arguably one of the biggest rivalries in sports was the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics. The two players that were the faces of the franchises back then were none other than Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. These days both Bird and Magic are highly involved and highly respected in terms of their opinions in the NBA and recently the Celtics legend made an interesting statement.
The Los Angeles Clippers came into this shortened NBA season as a team that had completely changed the outlook of the struggling NBA franchise with the acquisition of superstar point guard Chris Paul. With Paul coming to L.A. and not to the team that everyone thought he would, the Clippers went from perennial bottom feeder to playoff contender. Not only was Chris Paul a great addition alongside Blake Griffin, but the Clippers were also able to sign veteran Chauncey Billups. Continue Reading…
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- Denver Nuggets Hire Brian Shaw to Become New Head Coach
- Kobe Bryant Believes Chris Paul, Dwight Howard Aren’t Going Anywhere
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- Adam: I agree with anyone that Lebron cannot be compared to Michael Jordan but when someone says he has not reached...
- a.rey: I appreciate your opinion, but I’m guessing you’ve never been to Virginia Beach. All you really...
- Matt: What rumor?? This is wild speculation on your part. Is there a source that has suggested this?
- Joe: Whoever wrote this isn’t very knowledgable. First off it’s Hasselbeck not Hasselback and he wanted...
- Ramon: The magic is got to do what is best for the magic.why should they care about were Howard wants to be,because...
- chase: We DO NOT want him back here in Memphis! We rode that ship for a long time and it has sailed long ago. We love...
- mathew: i hope he goes to rockets!
- May: How dare you label state this article as: “May be Forced to Retire if Not Granted House Arrest”. It...