The Sacramento Kings took advantage of the absence of Eric Bledsoe/PHO and rallied late in the fourth quarter to beat the visiting Suns. It was a key win after the demolition suffered at the hands of the Grizzlies in their last home game, during which most of the starters were benched. The Heat and the Rockets easily handled the visiting Hawks and Celtics respectively. Their star players’ minutes were reduced, much to the chagrin of fantasy players counting on the
10 Fast Facts from Last Night’s Games — Wall Goes 16-to-1, Bradley’s Dreadful Night, Love’s Dominance Continues
The 2013-14 NBA regular season continued on Tuesday, Nov. 19 with five games featuring 10 teams. Superstars were in action, returning players made statements and one player had a night he should hope to never duplicate. Here’s everything you need to know about last night’s action. [Read more…]
SH Blog: Kobe Could Return In November; Pierce Says Nets Are Angry; Nash May Contemplate Retirement
We all knew it would be sooner rather than later. It always is with Kobe Bryant. As improbable as it was for him to tear his Achilles in April and return by the first month of the NBA season, here he is, practicing like he never left. In today’s story of the day, Kobe Bryant discusses why a November return is not out of the question. So really, why should we question him? [Read more…]
Tweet of the Day: Shaq Talks Jack Taylor of Grinnell College
After having scored 180 points in his first two outings of the Division III college basketball season—including his second career game of over 100 points, Grinnell College guard Jack Taylor has people talking yet again. In 2012, it was his 138-point game that turned heads and created a media swirl. Sunday, in a game against Crossroads College, Grinnell scored 109 points. Hall of Fame center Shaquille O’Neal took notice of Taylor’s recent outing, taking to Twitter Tuesday morning to ask fans if
Sprung: Freedom, chemistry behind Trail Blazers’ early success
BROOKLYN – Portland Trail Blazers coach Terry Stotts doesn’t run any crazy offensive scheme. He just tries to get the most out of his talented players. Often this season, that has meant letting his shooters shoot with the rest taking care of itself. So far, that has been a major key to the success of the NBA’s hottest team. It seems simple, but in a sporting landscape where coaches like to exert influence or control, sometimes giving individuals freedom can get
Fantasy Spin: Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Blowouts were expected but none came. Portland overcame terrible first quarter defense and pulled away from the Nets in the second half on the strength of superior outside shooting. In Oklahoma, the Thunder rallied to win the expected shootout against the Nuggets. The Bulls and Mavericks played down to the level of their opponent, and secured a narrow win over the Bobcats and 76ers respectively.In the nightcap, Zach Randolph/MEM and Marc Gasol/MEM led the Grizzlies to an impressive road win
10 Fast Facts from Last Night’s Games — Curry’s Injury Scare, CP3’s Historic Feat, Portland’s Hot Start
Monday Night Football was held in Charlotte, North Carolina, and NBA basketball transpired all over the country. In the latter games, critical developments transpired from short-term, long-term and historical perspectives. Here’s everything you need to know about what transpired. [Read more…]
Tweet of the Day: Charlie Villanueva — The NBA’s Gaming Santa
Ho ho ho!! Season’s greetings and all of that. As Thanksgiving draws near, it brings with it early Christmas music, commercials and sales. And with the Christmas season right around the corner, new video game consoles are hitting the shelves—and being pulled just as quickly from them. For the video game player who is also a Detroit Pistons fan, Charlie Villanueva is your Santa Claus this year. He is giving away four PlayStation 4 consoles. All you have to do is follow him
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