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What an NBA Division Re-Alignment Could Look Like

What an NBA Division Re-Alignment Could Look Like

August and the NBA don’t together. News is typically slow this time of year, leaving fans and scribes to look for topics of interest and note. When the Kevin Love rumors aren’t flowing and the San Antonio Spurs offense isn’t running like a well-oiled, time-tested machine, that’s a ridiculously hard task. Benny Kriefall of Minnesota [...]

August 15, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Showtime or No Time?

Showtime or No Time?

If the press could manage to be more optimistic about a team with a 40-year old point guard, a 36-year old shooting guard, and a new coach, who hasn’t had a winning record since 2009, I haven’t seen it (at least not lately). New Head Coach of the Los Angeles Lakers Byron Scott: Welcome home! [...]

July 30, 2014 Rob R.S. De France 0

Celtics Sign Evan Turner, Because of Course They Did

Celtics Sign Evan Turner, Because of Course They Did

Evan Turner has found a new home. SHUT FREE AGENCY DOWN. Or don’t. Whatever. It’s up to you. If you want to see what happens with Eric Bledsoe and Greg Monroe, keep it going. Anyway… Turner has come to terms with the Celtics, per the Boston Herald‘s Steve Bulpett: [tweet https://twitter.com/SteveBHoop/statuses/491323198030364674] Part of their mid-level [...]

July 22, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Kevin Love’s Boston Visit Fuels Insane Celtics Speculation

Kevin Love’s Boston Visit Fuels Insane Celtics Speculation

June is here and you know what that means: unfounded NBA rumors are in the air. Disgruntled Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Kevin Love—who has basically requested a trade even though he really hasn’t—was in Boston recently, so naturally that means he’s poised to join the Boston Celtics by way of trade or 2015 free agency. Love [...]

June 4, 2014 admin Blogs 1

Kevin Garnett Expected to Remain With Brooklyn Nets

Kevin Garnett Expected to Remain With Brooklyn Nets

Kevin Garnett’s career is not over yet. Watching Garnett this season was difficult. Sometimes, you couldn’t even watch him, and not just because he missed 28 regular-season games. He simply played that bad. His jump shot wasn’t there, his mobility was so-so and the fire fans have come to know, expect and love or hate [...]

May 23, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Thoughts on 2014 NBA Draft Lottery

Thoughts on 2014 NBA Draft Lottery

So that was fun…for some teams. The 2014 NBA draft lottery is over. Finished. Kaput. Next stop, the NBA draft. Well, first we need to finish the Conference Finals. And crown an NBA champion. Then it’s on to the NBA draft. Here are some thoughts for each lottery team, along with their draft position, on [...]

May 21, 2014 admin Blogs 0

The Clippers’ Curse Continues

The Clippers’ Curse Continues

On the heels of another delusional tirade by banned Clippers owner Donald Sterling, the Clippers lost 104-98 to the Oklahoma City Thunder. How? How does the team with the best floor leader (Chris Paul), the best coach (Doc Rivers), and best frontcourt (Griffin/Jordan) lose a playoff series? In the critical game 5, the Clippers blew [...]

May 17, 2014 Rob R.S. De France 1

The Face of Racism in the NBA

The Face of Racism in the NBA

“Racism is a much more clandestine, much more hidden kind of phenomenon, but at the same time it’s perhaps far more terrible than it’s ever been,” Author and former Professor Angela Davis said during an interview in 1999. On the heels of the racially charged and offensive comments made by Nevada Cattle Rancher Cliven Bundy, [...]

April 30, 2014 Rob R.S. De France 0

Lakers, Magic, Bucks and Jazz ‘Really Like’ Dante Exum

Lakers, Magic, Bucks and Jazz ‘Really Like’ Dante Exum

Dante Exum is a wanted man. Excuse me, I mean wanted kid. The electric 6’6″, 18-year-old Australian guard is one of the most highly coveted prospects of this year’s NBA draft. Though he still figures to go behind Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker, and perhaps Joel Embiid, he’s listed as a top-five pick in most [...]

April 25, 2014 admin Blogs 0

NBA Power Rankings: Let the Playoffs Begin (Finally)

NBA Power Rankings: Let the Playoffs Begin (Finally)

Folks, you made it. Congratulations. The NBA regular season is over. It’s done. Finished. Finito. And good riddance. Don’t get me wrong, this season was crazy. Downright exciting. But it also sucked. It sucked so freaking hard. More than it’s sucked in the past few years. Did it rival the 2011-12 lockout-truncated season? Shit, I [...]

April 17, 2014 admin Power Rankings 1