Hosts Brian Geltzeiler and Andy Roth will be joined by SheridanHoops.com’s own Charley Rosen to discuss Phil Jackson’s comments about never wanting to return to coaching. The Sun Sentinel’s Ira Winderman will join in later in the program to talk about the Heat’s loss to the Trail Blazers last night. Then, Evan Abrams (@Betropolitan), who was featured on Chad Millman’s blog on ESPN.com, will come on to answer some questions about NBA betting trends. Finally, we’ll close the show Chris
Brian Geltzeiler joins John Harris on Yahoo Sports Radio to discuss the recent Brooklyn Nets, Los Angeles Lakers and Houston Rockets. [Read more…]
It turns out, Robert Sacre isn’t the only player that turns into a wild cheerleader for the Los Angeles Lakers. Unable to play due to a hip injury, Lakers forward/center Jordan Hill got on twitter and showed plenty of emotion for his team, in not so many words: [Read more…]
Brian Geltzeiler joins John Granato and Sean Pendergast on 1560 The Game to discuss the recent Lakers/Rockets game, the continued Lakers struggles, the surging Houston Rockets, and the saga that is Royce White. [Read more…]
Paul George has always had it in him. That’s why despite going to Fresno State, a relatively small school that’s part of the Mountain West Conference, and deciding to turn pro after just his sophomore season, the Indiana Pacers selected him 10th overall in the 2010 draft. [Read more…]
There are train-wrecks in life and then there are WRECKED trains. The Los Angeles Lakers by some grand design that is not their own—call it fate or whatever you want—are having a wrecked train type of season. Lakers beat writer Dave McMenamin tweeted out the following update from head coach Mike D’Antoni before Tuesday night’s tilt against the Houston Rockets. [Read more…]
Phil Jackson will NOT be back as a coach this season. He said so himself Tuesday. “I have no intention of ever coaching again,” Jackson told SheridanHoops.com in a brief statement. [Read more…]
The story that never went away last year is back .. like a zombie. Turns out Dwight Howard to the Nets was not dead, just dormant. [Read more…]