Sheridan Hoops

A better basketball site. For intelligent readers, from veteran writers.
Keep scrolling down. Good stuff here.

Tweet of the Day: Isaiah Thomas

by

Gotta go thru the dark to see the light!! Success comes thru failure, FAITH is everything I will never stop believing in this TEAM... #TMC
February 22, 2012 3:19 am via EchofonReplyRetweetFavorite
@Isaiah_Thomas2
Isaiah Thomas
No, this is not the Isaiah Thomas you’re used to; Not the former general manager and coach of the Knicks, nor the All-Star point guard for the Pistons. This is the breakout rookie for the Sacramento Kings who has been tremendous since becoming the starting point guard. After posting 23 points, eight rebounds, and 11 assists in his first start, he followed up with 24 points on 5-for-8 shooting from 3-point range, and five assists. Although the Kings fell

Read more...

Fantasy Spin: Sunday, Feb. 12

by

Highlight Performance: Kevin Love MIN– There is simply nothing this man cannot do from a basketball standpoint. Standing at a relatively small 6”10, the All-Star power forward is an absolute rebound machine, as well as a deadly scorer from every spot on the court. Last night was a perfect example, as he scored 32 points, and ripped down 21 rebounds. He became the franchise leader with his 6th 30-20 game of the season, passing Kevin Garnett. When Love is on, he’s

Read more...

Tonight’s best game: Sacramento at Minnesota

by

When DeMarcus Cousins looks across the court Tuesday night, he will not see Kevin Love. That’s because Cousins has finally found a fellow player who controls his emotions worse than he does. Love is sidelined by a suspension, which means Cousins could have a big game when the Sacramento Kings visit the Minnesota Timberwolves in Tuesday’s best NBA game. Both Love and Cousins showed their frustration in recent games. However, it was Cousins who kept his emotions in check, while Love lost

Read more...

Bernucca column: 10 guys on the spot

by

Free agency starts Friday, and we can guarantee that by Sunday night, your head will be spinning. Coming out of the last lockout in January 1999, teams made a staggering 100 deals in the first two days. There were 67 transactions on the first day and another 33 on the second day. And that total doesn’t include waiving players or renouncing rights to create cap room. Unless you become a shut-in, spend the entire weekend in front of your computer and continually

Read more...

Recent Posts

Categories

Archives