National Basketball Association

Remember Us?

The 2014-2015 NBA season was a tough one for the Oklahoma City Thunder as they succumbed to injuries. And in spite of not having the services of point guard Russell Westbrook or small forward Kevin Durant for lengthy periods of the season, the Thunder were still able to win 45 games. Typically 45 wins should [...]

Porzingis Mania Is Running Wild

This past summer at the 2015 NBA Draft, I like many people questioned the decision by the New York Knicks to draft power forward Kristaps Porzingis. The Knicks came into the NBA Draft owning the fourth overall pick, and after winning just 17 games in the previous NBA season, New York was in need of [...]

By | 2015-12-23T19:40:45+00:00 December 23rd, 2015|Categories: National Basketball Association|Tags: , , |0 Comments

Sneaky Good

As we're in the midst of the holiday season, the action in the NBA is heating up. With roughly one-third of the regular season in the NBA complete, the San Antonio Spurs find themselves with a record of 24-5, but they are actually flying under the radar with all of the attention around the league [...]

The Long Road Ahead

With roughly a quarter of the 2015-2016 NBA season in the books, the Los Angeles Lakers have unofficially been eliminated from postseason contention. The Lakers record of 3-21 is a harsh reality of the current state of this once proud franchise as they've now been reduced to the role of a rebuilding on looker as [...]

Nowhere To Go But Up

To call the Philadelphia 76ers pathetic would be giving them a compliment. With a current record 1-22, the 76ers are well on their way to a fourth consecutive losing season, but it is the fashion in which they are doing it. The Sixers win total has decreased in each of the last five years and [...]

The New Spurs Cornerstone

Heading into the 2011 NBA Draft, small forward Kawhi Leonard was a bit of a sleeper prospect. After being as named Mr. Basketball for the State of California in 2009, Leonard attended San Diego State University. In Leonard's two years at San Diego State, he was a two-time, First-team, All-Mountain West Conference player and he [...]

By | 2015-12-10T09:56:22+00:00 December 10th, 2015|Categories: National Basketball Association|Tags: , |0 Comments

Brooklyn’s Bubble Has Burst

When the Nets left New Jersey in favor of Brooklyn, New York in 2012, they brought with them a ton of excitement. The Nets won 49 games in their first season in Brooklyn and the future appeared to be bright for them. And although the Nets have made the playoffs in each of the last [...]

The Sacramento Circus

The Sacramento Kings have been a professional basketball franchise for nearly 70 years and the majority of their existence has been spent in futility. In 1951, the Kings won their first and only NBA Championship as they were known as the Rochester Royals. But in those days, the NBA only consisted of 11 franchises as [...]

A Disrespected Champion

The term respect is something that most people strive for in life. Aretha Franklin had a hit song about respect while some folks fight for it on a daily basis. In sports, teams compete to be the champion of their respective league each year as they seek all of the praise and respect that typically [...]