Category: basketball

Watch The Ugliest Air Ball Ever – Video

An air ball so ugly,  it made the one of the announcers ask, “did the goal move?” The same announcer then begged the baker to “put that roll back in the oven!” It clearly wasn’t ready. The baker in this case was none other than Brooklyn Nets’ Cory Jefferson, as he lobbed a three pointer… Continue reading Watch The Ugliest Air Ball Ever – Video

For Knicks’ Fans, We Get Local Bragging Rights – Yawn!

The New York Knicks had a disappointing season, loosing games they should have won and waiting until the last minute in too many games to mount their impossible comeback. But when it came to playing the Brooklyn Nets, the Knicks were apparently up for the challenge. And there is a reason for that… bragging rights.… Continue reading For Knicks’ Fans, We Get Local Bragging Rights – Yawn!

‘Tupac’ Seen at Celtics-Warriors Game – PIC

This is for all who still believe Tupac is alive. This picture was taken on march 6 at a basketball game between The Celtics and The Warriors. The Warriors had no problems controlling just about every aspect of the game, and a restless crowd found the famed rapper sitting in the audience. With nothing else… Continue reading ‘Tupac’ Seen at Celtics-Warriors Game – PIC

Manhattan and Brooklyn Will Share 2015 NBA All-Star Weekend

It was well rumored, but the rumor will finally be being confirmed to be true. According to this tweet from  NY Post Marc Berman, the official announcement that the 2015 All-Star weekend will be split between Madison Square Garden in Manhattan and The Barclays Center in Brooklyn, will be made by the NBA in a… Continue reading Manhattan and Brooklyn Will Share 2015 NBA All-Star Weekend

A Sad Month In The NBA

Part of me cried a little today. Today marks the retirement of Tracy McGrady, this month marked the retirement of Allen Iverson as well. Goodbye Tracy McGrady. Goodbye Allen Iverson Allen Iverson aka “The Answer”, a former first round pick for the Philadelphia 76ers, lived up to his high draft pick. Allen is historically one of the 76ers greatest… Continue reading A Sad Month In The NBA

Lakers Aim To Make A Big Signing…

…next year that is. Yes, the 2013-2014 NBA season for the Los Angeles Lakers seems more like a throw away season. The Lakers have lost their “next in line” player in Dwight Howard, have an aging Gasol, Kobe, and Nash, and have no cap space to sign any big name player this free agency. Heck,… Continue reading Lakers Aim To Make A Big Signing…

Rolling The Dice With Andrew Bynum

Bynum was pursued by the Mavericks and Cavaliers this free agency The Cleveland Cavaliers have officially signed Center Andrew Bynum to a two-year deal worth a total of $24.5 million. While this sounds like a risky deal for Cleveland, it’s actually a brilliant pick up. A new team requires a new hair style The details… Continue reading Rolling The Dice With Andrew Bynum

The Rockets Aim For Three

The NBA free agency period has only been open for two days now and while no serious star has moved yet, there is plenty of word of the stars realigning very soon. A report coming from Sam Amick of USA Today says that if Dwight Howard were to sign with the Houston Rockets, the team… Continue reading The Rockets Aim For Three

The Brooklyn Nets Have To Win

Last night during the 2013 NBA Draft the Brooklyn Nets acquired the Celtics two biggest names, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett along with veteran shooter Jason Terry; in return the Boston Celtics got three first round picks (’14, ’16, and ’18), Kris Humphries (expiring contract), Gerald Wallace, Kris Joseph, Marshon Brooks, and Keith Bogans. Here’s… Continue reading The Brooklyn Nets Have To Win

The Clippers Have Arrived

..well actually the Clippers were quite a force for the past two seasons really but now they’ve just landed an amazing coach, Doc Rivers, from the Boston Celtics. Yes, after eight days and what seemed like constant “on then off again” trade talks, the deal has been reached between both teams to let Doc Rivers… Continue reading The Clippers Have Arrived

The King Stands Alone In His Court

The Big Three (From left to right: Chris Bosh, Dwayne Wade, and Lebron James) were meant to be dominate for years to come In today’s world of basketball a superstar cannot take his team to the Finals, or even deep into the playoffs for that matter, anymore. No longer will we see superstars like Allen… Continue reading The King Stands Alone In His Court