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Foot Locker February/March VIP Media Event Recap

Foot Locker February/March VIP Media Event Recap

Photos courtesy of DarkwingProductions.net & B3nBerry Meeting at Foot Locker headquarters on W. 34th were different media members all invited to be a part of the Foot Locker February/March VIP Media event. After receiving a personalized bag full of Foot Locker goodies, we boarded a Brooklyn-bound bus and were dropped off right in front of [...]

February 5, 2013 admin Exclusives, Kicks 0

Danny Granger’s Return Makes Indiana Pacers Legitimate Contenders

Danny Granger’s Return Makes Indiana Pacers Legitimate Contenders

Danny Granger can be the answer for an Indiana Pacers team without a whole lot of questions. I’ve penned a number of thoughts on the star forward since he was shut down before the start of the season with a knee injury. Most have been responses to trade rumors that I simply don’t agree with. [...]

February 4, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Boston Celtics Not Better Off Without Rajon Rondo

Boston Celtics Not Better Off Without Rajon Rondo

The Boston Celtics are undefeated since losing Rajon Rondo, which does anything but speak volumes about the point guard’s value to the team. Without Rondo, the Celtics are 4-0 and have snagged victories over the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Clippers, two authentic contenders. Naturally, after such immense, albeit brief, success, the narrative in Boston [...]

February 4, 2013 admin Blogs 3

Miami Heat Rumors: Is Ray Allen on Verge of Retiring?

Miami Heat Rumors: Is Ray Allen on Verge of Retiring?

Ray Allen remains one of the NBA’s best shooters, but we may not get the opportunity to bear witness to such talents for much longer. Though the 37-year-old Allen signed a three-year pact with the Miami Heat, the next two are both player options. Contracts never prevent players from retiring in the first place, but [...]

January 24, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Glass Half Full For Lakers in Losses to NBA’s Elite?

Glass Half Full For Lakers in Losses to NBA’s Elite?

In a season that started with the promise of four All-Stars joining together on a championship quest, the Los Angeles Lakers stumbled through their first big test of the season. Despite their troubles, the Lakers problems are fixable. Losses are just that, but the Lakers going 0-4 against some of the best teams in the [...]

January 21, 2013 admin R.S. De France 0

Timofey Mozgov Ideal Fit for Miami Heat?

Timofey Mozgov Ideal Fit for Miami Heat?

Add the Denver Nuggets’ seldom used Timofey Mozgov to the never-ending list of centers the Miami Heat may opt to pursue. According to Chris Tomasson of Fox Sports Florida, the Nuggets have placed Mozgov on the chopping block and the Heat are among the teams who might make a play for his services: An intriguing [...]

January 15, 2013 admin Blogs 1

Pacers Rumors: Trading Danny Granger Still Makes No Sense

Pacers Rumors: Trading Danny Granger Still Makes No Sense

These Danny Granger trade rumors just won’t go away for the Indiana Pacers and I, for the life of me, cannot figure out why. I understand the Pacers have the third-best record in the Eastern Conference. I understand that they’ve won a franchise record nine in a row at home and two straight over conference [...]

January 11, 2013 admin Blogs 5

Andrei Kirilenko On Defending Lebron James

Andrei Kirilenko On Defending Lebron James

Andrei Kirilenko has had a pretty darn good return to the NBA thus far. Rejoining via the Timberwolves, “AK47” has been up to his old statistical tricks. Kirilenko is now averaging 13.9 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 3.9 apg, while also contributing 2 steals and 1.5 blocks per game. On two consecutive games, Kirilenko has had to [...]

December 21, 2012 admin Blogs, Mohamed Abdihakim 0

Atlanta Hawks and Josh Smith Are Finally a Match

Atlanta Hawks and Josh Smith Are Finally a Match

Josh Smith has been a budding young star on an Atlanta Hawks team that has been consistently mediocre for nearly a decade. But that’s officially all changed. Atlanta’s explosive power forward is set to become an unrestricted free agent after this season, and through last year, all indications were that he would spurn the Hawks [...]

December 14, 2012 admin Blogs 0

Joel Anthony Could Be Miami Heat’s Savior

Joel Anthony Could Be Miami Heat’s Savior

Joel Anthony doesn’t look like much, but to the Miami Heat, he means everything. Though the big man has never been much of an offensive player (2.6 points per game for his career), he is a rim-protecting savant, someone who the Heat actually utilized more than slightly last season. But that was then and this [...]

December 11, 2012 admin Blogs 1