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NBA Rumors: Is it Time for LA Lakers to Blow It Up?

NBA Rumors: Is it Time for LA Lakers to Blow It Up?

The Los Angeles Lakers are struggling, but blowing this team up shouldn’t be an option. Though it’s tempting to look at the age of Los Angeles’ core and their subsequent record, and then conclude that this isn’t working, making any brash decisions on the fate of this convocation is still premature. Why? Because there’s still [...]

January 11, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Texas Two-Step Takes a Toll on Lakers

Texas Two-Step Takes a Toll on Lakers

As the season continues, so have the Lakers struggles. No longer merely plagued by lineup and coaching changes, the Lakers now have to learn how to play without Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol, who are out indefinitely. Injuries have kept Steve Nash and Dwight Howard from playing together and developing chemistry with each other and [...]

January 10, 2013 Rob Blogs, R.S. De France 1

Milwaukee Bucks: A New Style Some Consider to be ‘Ugly Basketball’

Milwaukee Bucks: A New Style Some Consider to be ‘Ugly Basketball’

In the 2007-2008 season, the San Antonio Spurs were perpetrators of a no-frills style of basketball. Their defense was the third best in the NBA, allowing just 90 points per contest. Offense was more of a formality, evidenced by their 88 possessions per game average (good for 28th in the league). Words like “ugly” or [...]

December 28, 2012 admin Blogs, Mohamed Abdihakim 0

Dallas Mavericks Smart to Play It Safe with Dirk Nowitzki

Dallas Mavericks Smart to Play It Safe with Dirk Nowitzki

The Dallas Mavericks are struggling. Like really struggling. Like they need Dirk Nowitzki to drop 25 a night bad struggling. But that’s no reason to rush the rehabilitation on his surgically repaired knee. Dallas was given a gift when Nowitzki made a surprise return against the San Antonio Spurs. Since then, he has continued to [...]

December 28, 2012 admin Blogs 0

Fine Wine and Twine: On Tim Duncan’s Age Defying Antics

Fine Wine and Twine: On Tim Duncan’s Age Defying Antics

Just what the hell is in Tim Duncan’s gatorade? The San Antonio Spurs are-yet again- surprising practically everyone with their 14-4 record. Gregg Popovich has, seemingly on a dime, switched the emphasis on Spurs basketball from that boring, lamentable half-court offense to what it’s been the past couple of seasons: an enviable mix of three [...]

December 4, 2012 admin Blogs, Mohamed Abdihakim 0

Spurs Shouldn’t Be Fined for Sitting Big Three vs Heat

Spurs Shouldn’t Be Fined for Sitting Big Three vs Heat

San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich is currently both an NBA outlaw and, well, one helluva coach. Prior to the Spurs’ road game against the Miami Heat, Popovich made the decision to send Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker, and even sharp shooter Danny Green, back to San Antonio to rest. This was a [...]

November 30, 2012 admin Blogs 0

Carmelo Anthony and NY Knicks Are Poster-Team for NBA Perfection

Carmelo Anthony and NY Knicks Are Poster-Team for NBA Perfection

There’s an age old adage that dictates defense wins championships. For the New York Knicks, though, it’s been perseverance that will allow them to contend for a title. New York is the NBA’s only undefeated team at the moment, a feat few could have fathomed for this Knicks squad that is not only the oldest [...]

November 16, 2012 admin Blogs 0

Rudy Gay and Memphis Grizzlies Are Legitimate NBA Powerhouse

Rudy Gay and Memphis Grizzlies Are Legitimate NBA Powerhouse

The Memphis Grizzlies are good. Like really good. Like torch the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder good. After losing to the Los Angeles Clippers on opening night, the Grizzles have won six straight games, establishing themselves as one of the NBA’s most formidable powerhouses in the process. Four of those games were won by [...]

November 15, 2012 admin Blogs 0

DeMarcus Cousins of Sacramento Kings and the Idiocy of the NBA

DeMarcus Cousins of Sacramento Kings and the Idiocy of the NBA

DeMarcus Cousins of the Sacramento Kings has been suspended by the NBA and I, as a result, find myself angry. Not angry at the historically volatile center, but at the league, at the Association itself. According to our own Allen Moll of THD, the big man was suspended by the league after confronting San Antonio [...]

November 12, 2012 admin Blogs 0

Rockets Are Not Playoff-Bound With James Harden and Jeremy Lin

Rockets Are Not Playoff-Bound With James Harden and Jeremy Lin

James Harden and Jeremy Lin have transformed the Houston Rockets into a playoff contender. A couple years from now. Despite an impressive three game stretch that has seen the Rockets go 2-1, Harden average 35.3 points and Lin dish out 7.3 helpers, Houston is not playoff-bound. Not this year. I love a lot of the [...]

November 5, 2012 admin Blogs 0