Gerald Green

Details surrounding Gerald Green’s hospitalization are starting to emerge. The Miami Heat announced on Wednesday that Green had been “admitted into the hospital,” but did not provide any additional context. By Thursday night, however, more information was available. According to USA Today‘s Jeff Zillgitt, Green was unconscious and bleeding at the time of the 911 [...]

This season, Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal told USA Today that himself and Wall are, “definitely the best backcourt in the league.” But, after his dismissal from the Warriors, former Head Coach Mark Jackson called Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry the, “greatest shooting backcourt in the history of the game.” Since then, the question of [...]

In much of the 1990s & early 2000s, Reebok was the premiere basketball sneaker brand in the NBA. With a dwindling pro hoops roster, it would be fair to call Gerald Green the flagship player for the Vector brand. The high-flying Green took to the hardwood recently to debut the ‘OG’ colorway of the Reebok [...]

Playing for the Phoenix Suns must be nice. No, not because most of the players are making bank. Or because head coach Jeff Hornacek will babysit for free. Or because the arid climate compels you to go commando. Or because Goran and Zoran Dragic (probably) argue and celebrate and curse in Slovenian. The Suns just [...]

People have criticized the NBA All-Star Dunk Contest over the years for not having enough star power to captivate the world’s attention. With names like Darrell Armstrong, Jonathan Bender, and Chris Morris, the dunk contest hasn’t even captivated the attention of the basketball world. Even with contestants like Kobe Bryant, Vince Carter, Shawn Kemp, and [...]

May 2, 2012 – The Hoop Doctors Normally after the season closes we put together a Top 10 Dunks of the Season highlight video. But as we were looking at the highlights we realized it was far too difficult to pick just 10 dunks. We also noticed a trend that many of those top dunks [...]

March 13, 2012 – The Hoop Doctors The past week in the NBA has been more of the same greatness we have been treated to throughout the entire lockout shortened season. High flying dunks, amazing dimes, buzzer beaters, and unfortunately some injuries to key players. Was Gerald Green’s windmill alley-oop the dunk of the year? [...]