The week of March 9th-16th should hence forth be known as Phil Jackson Week. In the world of basketball at least. Because as the Zen Master continues to dominate the daily headlines, well, that’s sure what it feels like. [Read more…]
Archives for March 2014
Sixth Man Rankings: The Knicks’ current win streak should be taken with skepticism
The Knicks have won five straight games and now sit just 3.5 games from the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference. The fans of Gotham are finally excited about the Knicks for the first time this season. The Bucks come to New York on Saturday, and if the Knicks can pull out an expected victory, they’ll close the gap between them and the Hawks even further. Right now, ESPN.com has the Knicks’ playoff odds at 15%. With the Knicks having five
DraftStreet Fantasy Spin: Friday, March 14, 2014
We are just over a week away from a massive $150,000 guaranteed pool DraftStreet NBA contest. The winner of the NBA Big Score will win $50,000 out of a total prize pool of $150,000, with the top 400 finishers winning at least $100. All it takes to enter is a DraftStreet account and $55. If you don’t have a DraftStreet account, you can sign up using this link. Friday finds a full plate of NBA games and plenty of options
Scotto: Isaiah Thomas Dishes on Free Agency; Could Command Full Mid-Level Exception
Isaiah Thomas entered the league as “Mr. Irrelevant” after being selected 60th overall in the 2011 NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. In his third season, he’s now become a candidate for the league’s Most Improved Player award (although colleague Kels Dayton seems to disagree). Thomas’ breakout season couldn’t have come at a better time with restricted free agency looming this summer. With that in mind, Thomas and I discussed his development, Sacramento’s new culture and his free agency plans in an
5 Fast Facts from Last Night’s Games — Durant Approaches MJ, Dunleavy Bleeds, ATL Wins
Thursday, March 13, 2014 featured just three games of NBA action. Nevertheless, a superstar approached a feat last achieved by Michael Jordan, a contender further solidified its legitimacy and an embattled duo came together in style. Here’s everything that you need to know about last night’s action. [Read more…]
Tweet of the Night: Wilson Chandler reacts after watching Steve Nash’s “The Finish Line” episode
Los Angeles Lakers point guard Steve Nash has been working with Grantland this season for a mini-documentary series called “The Finish Line”. It’s about what he has gone through physically and emotionally in another lost season due to all the injuries that have plagued and prevented him from making a difference for the team on the court. Episode 3 aired on Thursday, and this one had some interesting quotes from Nash. Players aren’t usually this frank when it comes to how
SH Blog: Kobe Bryant calls out Lakers’ leadership, former D-League player says MJ is overrated
Kobe Bryant has been sidelined for much of this season due to a couple of devastating injuries, and the Los Angeles Lakers have toiled in the bottom of the conference as a result. Of course, that’s not to say that all would have been well and the Lakers would have been a playoff team if Bryant played, but their record would certainly be better than 22-42 – 1/2 game better than the Utah Jazz who have been in tank mode
Tweet of the Day: Steph Curry Sad To See WR Steve Smith Go
As of Tuesday this week, the National Football League began its new league year and, with it, offseason free agency began. A flurry of moves have already happened and the free agent frenzy is only beginning. An unfortunate side effect of free agency is seeing beloved players get cut—especially when it is unexpected and seemingly unwarranted. As popular as the NFL is, its reach goes well beyond everyday people—fans and media alike. Many celebrities, including All-Star NBA athletes are included among NFL
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