Primetime games between teams with genuine championship aspirations generally breed phenomenal results. On rare occasions, those outings end with a lopsided score and a number of disappointed fans. There was a fair balance of both on Tuesday, November 4. The 2014-15 NBA season resumed with a bang. There were monstrous individual performances, early-season statement wins and a number of players who out-shined seemingly superior competition. Here’s how it all transpired. [Read more…]
Archives for November 2014
Photo of the Day: The Dallas Mavericks Version of Run DMC
Chandler Parsons seems to be enjoying the short amount of time he’s spent in Dallas as a member of the Mavericks. Even though he’ll be paying for dinner on their road trips, he’s been fitting in quite well in his new digs. Parsons, along with Dirk Nowitzki and Monta Ellis, has Dallas starting off the season on the right foot, who sit at 3-1 on the year after the one-point loss to San Antonio on the first night of the
Lionel Hollins commands Brooklyn Nets’ respect
Brooklyn Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov has never met his new head head coach, but Lionel Hollins already has the respect and attention of both players and management. “We have a very strong experienced coach,” Prokhorov told reporters before Monday night’s home opener against Oklahoma City, a game in which the Nets would win by 31. In speaking with various Nets players and a coaching peer, it’s apparent that Hollins’ demanding, honest, no-nonsense style sits well with the players and is a nice
SH Blog: Kevin Durant blames Paul George injury for Team USA exit, Pau Gasol looks for orchestra
There are eight games on tonight’s NBA docket, including a showdown of the unbeaten Rockets and Heat. But the league’s top drama is set to unfold on HBO. In the Tuesday night debut of an hour-long HBO Sports documentary, “The Offseason: Kevin Durant”, the injured Oklahoma City superstar lets the world know exactly why he left the US national team this summer just before the World Cup. And despite his statements at the time, it doesn’t appear that fatigue or any other specific medical
Sheridan: Biggest Surprises of Week One in the NBA
If somebody told you Kyle Korver would begin the season by making 8 of his first 10 3-point attempts, you’d probably shrug your shoulders and say: “Yeah, he could do that.” But if someone told you Korver’s 80 percent shooting from long-range would only leave him second in the league’s 3-point shooting statistics behind Tony Parker, you’d say — in your best French accent — “Excuse Moi?” Parker has opened the season 6-for-6, and he’ll match his marksmanship against Korver’s
EuroHoops Update: Spanoulis and Teodosic lighting up Europe. Saric? Not so much.
Welcome to my inaugural EuroHoops update column. You will be getting these once per week, and I will be keeping you abreast of all the guys who may one day be headed to the NBA, or those who already have been there and won’t be going back … like the first guy we are checking in on. [Read more…]
Fantasy Spin: Lakers Among Daily Plays
Not a DraftKings player yet? Get a free entry to win up to $5,000 — or one of more than 4,000 other cash prizes— in the $35,000 Layup, closing at 7:00 ET. [Read more…]
Tweet of the Night: Jordan Crawford is less than thrilled with the play of Trey Burke
Former Golden State Warriors backup guard Jordan Crawford is no longer in the NBA after finding a home in China in the offseason. He still has great interest in what’s going on in the league, though, and tweets about various NBA activities from time to time. On Monday, he set his eyes on the game between Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz. After seeing Chris Paul notch a triple-double with 13 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists against Trey Burke, who had
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