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April 21, 2010 – Dr. Dime Over the years whenever I have watched the Mugsy Bogues’, Spudd Webb’s, and more recently Dan Dickau’s and Earl Boykins’ of the NBA, I wonder how they can overcome their height differential between them and their competitors. How do they make it to the highest possible level of play [...]

April 21, 2010 – Allen Moll While seemingly everyone and their mother in college basketball are declaring themselves early for the 2010 NBA Draft, the leader of Duke’s National Championship squad, Kyle Singler, has decided to return to the Blue Devils for his senior season. Fresh of winning the Most Outstanding Player of the ’10 [...]

April 20, 2010 – Kevin Burke Not much has gone right for the Knicks on the basketball court as of late. They have had a handful of losing seasons in a row and have been to the playoff once in the past decade. However, the one bright spot for them the past couple of seasons [...]

April 19, 2010 – The Hoop Doctors As the 2009-2010 NBA Playoffs kick off, every player involved is no doubt envisioning hoisting the championship trophy at the end of the season in triumph. The Orlando Magic’s Dwight Howard is no different. As a 2 seed in the east, many feel the Orlando Magic have a legitimate [...]

April 20, 2010 – Allen Moll As soon as he gets out of a halfway house, as punishment for his gun toting incident with a teammate in the Wizards locker room, Gilbert Arenas can go back to trying to find ways to spend his astronomical $16.1 million dollar paycheck from this past season. In fact, [...]

April 20, 2010 – Allen Moll In a much anticipated decision by NBA teams, sophomore big man Greg Monroe officially ended his career at Georgetown University by entering his name in this year’s NBA Draft and hiring an agent. Monroe has arguably been the most talented big man in the college ranks for the past [...]

April 19, 2010 – Dr. Dime Lebron James has become known for his defensive game. In particular he is becoming known as the king of ‘come from behind’ blocks. Sorry Tayshaun, your block on Miller was nice, but Lebron has been doing that nightly most of the year. But what does it take to pull [...]

April 19, 2010 – Kevin Burke In case you missed it, Kevin Garnett has been suspended for Game 2 of the Celtics 1st round tilt againt the Miami Heat. Late in Game 1, as Garnett was standing over his teammate Paul Pierce, who was on the floor nursing an apparent shoulder injury, The Heat’s Quentin Richardson came [...]

April 19, 2010 – Allen Moll No one in the NBA strikes fear in an opponent like Kevin Garnett. He is the Master of Disaster, the Beantown Bully, or whatever clever nickname you want to give him, but even in his 15th NBA season, absolutely no one does intimidation like Garnett. The Celtics may be [...]

April 19, 2010 – R.S. De France In a recent ESPN article, writer John Hollinger explored LeBron James’ potential to surpass Michael Jordan in terms of the best PER (Player Efficiency Rating) season in modern NBA history. As Hollinger mentioned, we cannot start comparing James to Jordan until James wins some titles.  However, while crunching [...]