We’re not worrying about the end of the world on SheridanHoopsRadio. Brian Geltzeiler and Andy Roth will be joined by Chuck Cooperstein, Dallas Mavericks play-by-play man, and Ken Berger, NBA Insider for CBSSports.com. [Read more…]
NEW YORK — After 25 games, at 19-6, we can stop wondering if the Knicks are good enough to host a first-round playoff series. Knicks fans should start thinking much bigger than that, because the ‘Bockers haven’t been this good in a long, long time. [Read more…]
A number of clichés might be applied to Mark Cuban, but “flying under the radar” is not one of them. Cuban fielded a Dallas Mavericks team this year that had little if any reason to have high expectations. But, of course, he had grand plans. [Read more…]
If you watch the linked video a few times, you can see it — DeMarcus Cousins striking O.J. Mayo in the groin. To the naked eye, it is borderline imperceptible. [Read more…]
The time. The effort. The presence of mind. Jason Kidd didn’t need to become a great 3-point shooter to prolong his NBA career, he didn’t have to continuously work on his jimmy to get to the point he’s at now… [Read more…]
Brian Geltzeiler joins NBC Radio with Dan Schwartzman to discuss the recent Los Angeles Lakers troubles, Kobe’s 30,000 point milestone, the surging New York Knicks, and the possible return of Dirk Nowitzki for the Dallas Mavericks. [Read more…]
David Stern is disingenuous. How’s that for one of those million-dollar words that the NBA commissioner loves to use when talking to the hoi polloi about basketball? In slapping the San Antonio Spurs with a $250,000 fine for resting their trio of stars in a nationally televised game, Stern said in his customary, quite lawyerly fashion, “The result here is dictated by the totality of the facts in this case.” [Read more…]
How good was point guard Stephen Curry in Monday night’s win over the Dallas Mavericks, on the road, in overtime? Simply put, he has never played a better game in the NBA. Not even close. Lets take a look at what went down. The already-shorthanded Golden State Warriors got a brief scare in the fourth quarter when Curry went down after – wait for it – twisting his ankle when he landed on a Mavericks player’s foot while driving to the basket. He