So Mark Cuban wants to move his Mavericks, the Spurs, the Rockets and the Pelicans to the Eastern Conference, replacing them in the West with the Bucks, the Bulls, the Pacers and the Pistons. And as he predicted after making that suggestion to New York and Dallas reporters as he did one of his StairMaster workouts Wednesday night, his idea will turn into “headline porn.” As a publisher, I get what he means. If I publish “The 10 Hottest NBA Cheerleaders” it
PODCAST: Kobe Bryant among Top 5 players of all time
Kobe Bryant is now within 219 points of surpassing Michael Jordan (32,292) on the career scoring list. I covered all five of Kobe’s championships, along with the final three of Jordan’s six. I was a little kid when I watched Oscar Robertson play in person, and I grew up watching Kareem Abdul-Jabbar dominate the NBA, both with the Bucks and the Lakers. I have only faint memories of watching Wilt Chamberlain play on TV, and I never saw Bill Russell play —
Sheridan: Why are Cavs so “Fragile?”
It all starts with LeBron James in Cleveland, and when the Chosen One comes out and says he is playing for a “fragile” team, panic buttons start to be pressed. We’ll see what kind of buttons coach David Blatt pushes Monday night against Orlando after saying he expects to tinker with his starting lineup, but this comes down to a bigger question: Why is LeBron James playing in November mode this November? It was understandable the last couple of seasons in
How can we use sports as a motivation for tackling the obesity crisis?
With one in five American adolescents now clinically obese and many suffering serious health problems as a result, it’s clear that there is a serious crisis that needs to be addressed. Parents often feel helpless as they try in vain to change their children’s eating habits, persuade them to exercise or get them to take drugs such as Lipitor, which
Can Miami Heat handle the LA Clippers?
Just a few weeks into the National Basketball Association 2014 season, Miami Heat are now looking to take on the LA Clippers on 21st November. After failing to win the NBA finals two years in a row, the Heat are still feeling particularly sore about the final result of the 2013 season. The season before last, the team came up against the San Antonio Spurs and managed to walk away victorious with 95 points to the Spurs’ 88. However, in the
Drug use in sports: Strategies to tackle the problem moving into the future
Everyone wants to see their team win, from players and coaches to spectators. Without a desire to win, it is not worth the coaches preparing the players for the game, the supporters spending their hard-earned cash on tickets or even the team attempting to play at all. However, winning a game through sheer hard work and talent is one thing, winning by cheating is quite another. One of the worst forms of cheating in modern sport is a player taking performance
Sheridan: MVP Rankings, Edition I: Ode to Vancouver
It is too early in the season to start ranking the MVP candidates. Or is it? Hey, how many chances to you get to say the Grizzlies and Raptors are on course to meet in the NBA Finals? It would be like one big Canadian reunion. There will be Vancouver nostalgia columns run amok. (The Grizzlies moved from Vancouver to Memphis in 2001). Well, if that is going to be the case, we may as well beat everyone to the punch. My
Sheridan: Nothing “Un-American” About Michele Roberts’ Posturing
Michele Roberts is a smart person. You don’t go from being a public defender to major law form partner to becoming the first female head of a major professional sports union without having a healthy combination of savvy, smarts and substance. So what was she doing last week when she told ESPN that the NBA’s collective bargaining agreement, with its maximum salaries, age limit and rookie salary scale, is “un-American?” (And by the way, that “un-American” comment clearly struck a nerve with
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