Could Bronny James score a bucket against his father, LeBron? Kevin Garnett certainly doesn’t think so. – Criss Partee Read More
The first Magic Johnson and Larry Bird matchup in the 1979 NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship Game is the most viewed college basketball game of all time. Being that more than 35 million people watched, certainly a few of them have wondered over the years what happened to the Indiana State Men’s Basketball Program. – Stephen Knox Read More
It has been a rough, yet eye-opening season for Washington Wizards guard, Jordan Poole. His first few months in the nation’s capital have been what most would call humbling. Poole was recently benched, which is a major hit to the ego of any player. On Sunday, Poole broke out with a huge game, scoring a season-high 31 points. After the game, it looked and sounded like the totality of the season had finally struck a chord with Poole. – Criss Partee Read More
DNP Lord Joel Embiid is the poltergeist still haunting the MVP race and Philadelphia’s title aspirations. When Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic or Shai Gilgeou-Alexander are eventually crowned, Embiid’s name will hang over the successor. Before the Philly center was jettisoned from the MVP race, he was lapping the field. Embiid was on pace for his second scoring crown, leading the league in PER by a significant margin and doing all that in significantly fewer touches per game than Jokic in Denver. – DJ Dunson Read More
It’s tough to know when to know when to throw in the towel on an era, but the bruised and bloodied Trae Young era Atlanta Hawks are beginning to look like they should throw in the towel. The Hawks are now six years into Young’s tenure as their cornerstone and all they have to show for the rollercoaster are those memories from their 2021 Eastern Conference Finals run to show for it. At the onset of the following campaign, Young expressed a level of apathy for the regular season that exposed an overconfidence he hadn’t earned. – DJ Dunson Read More
LeBron James has a right to feel any type of way about the attention his son, Bronny, receives. The young man doesn’t even go by LeBron Jr. anymore because the surname attached to his life and Southern Cal basketball jersey is enough pressure by itself. – Stephen Knox Read More
One guy did it in his first season in Ann Arbor — before going on to win a pair of regular-season and conference tournament championships, along with appearing in two national title games. The latest guy is doing it in what might be his last season in Ann Arbor — with one regular-season championship and no Final Fours on his resume. The only thing John Beilein and Juwan Howard have in common is that they’ve both had 20-loss seasons at Michigan. – Carron J. Phillips Read More
As part of their attempt to emancipate themselves from the Lakers and rebrand their image, Steve Ballmer took the LA Clippers out on a shopping spree and unveiled the images of their new logo and uniforms to ESPN’s Zach Lowe. – DJ Dunson Read More
Could LeBron James be on steroids?
After Kevin Garnett seemed to accuse Lebron James of using steroids, LeBron dropped 34 points on the Clippers and said he felt he had ‘super powers’
Zion Williamson’s tantalizing game made him a household name after one season at Duke where he established a new NCAA record for 2-point field goal percentage. Up until this juncture in his career, Williamson has been a gas-guzzling, flying tank in a league stacked with electric convertibles. As a rookie, he was already the NBA’s heaviest and strongest player. Once he dove into the paint, his frame and explosiveness were a powerful enough combo to collapse even the sturdiest post defenders. – DJ Dunson Read More
