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KD Kinda, Sorta Admits He Left Team USA Because of George Injury

KD Kinda, Sorta Admits He Left Team USA Because of George Injury

Kevin Durant wants y’all to know he left Team USA this past summer for the reason y’all already think he left Team USA this past summer. Paul George’s injury spooked him. During an hour-long HBO Sports documentary entitled “The Offseason: Kevin Durant,” the now-injured Oklahoma City Thunder superstar basically admits that he left Team USA’s [...]

November 4, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Lance Stephenson’s Move From Pacers to Hornets Was Weird

Lance Stephenson’s Move From Pacers to Hornets Was Weird

Lance Stephenson did not want to leave the Indiana Pacers. But it seems they gave him no choice. Shams Charania penned a nice piece over at RealGM, wherein he provides insight into how Stephenson eventually left the Pacers for the Charlotte Hornets. We’ll start with this: Ewing, Jordan, Walker and a stable coaching staff formed [...]

October 23, 2014 admin Blogs 1

Don’t Blame Kobe for Lakers’ Downfall

Don’t Blame Kobe for Lakers’ Downfall

Blame for the Los Angeles Lakers’ devolution from title-toting titan to fallen giant is available in excess, ready to be dispersed unto anyone and everyone responsible for the trying—and perhaps lasting—times that lie ahead. This includes Kobe Bryant. But not only Kobe Bryant. Rushes to diagnose the Lakers’ uncharacteristic landslide have, quite predictably, oversimplified and [...]

October 22, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Kobe Reportedly Cost Lakers Star Free Agents

Kobe Reportedly Cost Lakers Star Free Agents

What if you were told that the reason the Los Angeles Lakers aren’t teeming with superstars not named Kobe Bryant right now is because of Kobe Bryant himself? Would you believe it? Probably. Perhaps most definitely. He’s notoriously hard to get along with—at least until last year—and the countless anecdotes we’ve been made aware of [...]

October 20, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Drastic Change Isn’t the Answer for NBA, Team USA

Drastic Change Isn’t the Answer for NBA, Team USA

Darkness, in the form of immense idleness, has set in over the NBA and basketball community at large. Any and all activity is basically suspended. For real. Summer league is long gone, training camps and preseason games remain a ways off and, now, following Team USA’s gold medal at the 2014 World Cup, there isn’t [...]

September 16, 2014 admin Blogs 2

Mark Cuban Told Chandler Parsons Not to Play for Team USA

Mark Cuban Told Chandler Parsons Not to Play for Team USA

Fresh off handing Chandler Parsons $46 million, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban didn’t want him playing for Team USA, risking injury and, more importantly, putting his investment in harm’s way. Go figure. Here’s what Parsons had to say after he threw out the first pitch at a Texas Rangers game, via The Dallas Morning News‘ [...]

September 12, 2014 admin Blogs 1

Paul George and the Need to Think Before Speaking, Tweeting

Paul George and the Need to Think Before Speaking, Tweeting

Paul George did a dumb thing. Yes, it was dumb. Very dumb. He took to Twitter with his thoughts on the Ray Rice and Janay Palmer situation. It’s a chilling debacle, one which should already know about. Rice punched his then-fiancee, now-wife and knocked her out cold. He was initially suspended two games, but then [...]

September 12, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Top 5 Trade Scenarios for Rajon Rondo

Top 5 Trade Scenarios for Rajon Rondo

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September 3, 2014 Rob Lists, R.S. De France 2

Adam Silver Calls Playing for Team USA a ‘Big Risk’

Adam Silver Calls Playing for Team USA a ‘Big Risk’

Adam Silver only speaks the truth. Less than a year into his tenure as NBA commissioner, Silver has not held back. From wanting to impose a new draft age limit to banning super-sized shitbag Donald Sterling for good, he’s shot straight from the hip, never shying away from the big decisions or questions. Talking about [...]

August 21, 2014 admin Blogs 0

Pacers Interested in Trading for Greg Monroe

Pacers Interested in Trading for Greg Monroe

Losing Paul George has apparently clouded the Indiana Pacers’ sense of logical and illogical. According Detroit Sports 105.1’s Matt Dery, the Pacers are still shopping Roy Hibbert and have their sights sets on the Detroit Pistons’ Greg Monroe: [tweet https://twitter.com/dery1051/statuses/498545446940585984] This is—one of my favorite, most frequently used words incoming—weird. Some people might even call [...]

August 12, 2014 admin Blogs 0