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After Ray Allen broke Reggie Miller’s 3 point record last Thursday in the loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, he was finally put into the spotlight. The moment was entirely set on him. A item, Allen has never been accustomed to, although it is well over due and deserved
For 15 seasons, Allen has only delivered consistency, yet he is never talked about, or if he is, it is on a rare occasion. And upon that, it is in passing. He has never been claimed to …
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Ever listen to this song by OAR called a ‘Crazy Game of Poker’? It’s fantastic. The song and lyrics is self explanatory. It’s catchy and one of the best summer songs.
Yep, there are two parts
Denver’s GM Masai Ujiri most likely loves this song
The Carmelo Anthony talks have been extreme and rash, hopeful and heartbreaking, but most of all, frustrating.
The Denver Nuggets have taken the edge in the trade battle. NBA vs. CBA talks are right around the corner and Anthony is …
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The Atlanta Hawks has always been quiet the passed few years even though they have improved their winning pct. each season. In 2008, the team shocked the NBA world taking the Celtics to 7 games in the opening round series, cementing their future as a team to be taken seriously. The following two seasons, the Hawks put up back to back 45 plus win seasons including 53 a year ago. The team barely beat Milwaukee (The Bucks lost the series more than Atlanta won it) and was …
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I have avoided this for almost half of the season. I didn’t want to mention him until I truly had to.
Well, ladies and gents, Lebron James has done something so ridiculous, so utterly retarded, I had to add my opinion on it.
The Miami Heat are the hottest team in the NBA with Lebron James and Dwyane Wade both leading possible MVP candidacies respectively. They could even vouch for the first teammates to win CO-MVP’s. Why not? The two are unstoppable in the fast break …
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The NBA season is getting exciting as every game takes on more meaning. The trading deadline is right around the corner. The college basketball season gets into competitive conference play demonstrating future star talent for the upcoming draft. But most importantly, every NBA fan realizes if their team is a contender or pretender, a playoff hopeful or lottery bound. And to stress upon that statement, we hear about Kevin Garnett’s calf injury (which never was serious to be begin with, every media front made it bigger …
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In my previous post, I talked about the Dallas Mavericks and their 10 game winnings streak. Well, I predicted it would go to at least 11, hard thing to do when they faced off against the Nets at home and Prokhorov and Cuban are fighting like 7 year old bullies in the school yard. Anyway, I’m going up North this time to talk about the best team in the East, and arguably the NBA: the Boston Celtics.
After their thrilling last second heroics against Philadelphia to push the winning …
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Every week it seems I am writing about the Southwest division. (next week, I may write about the Rockets, honestly, they are turning it around and Aaron Brooks returns later this week) Hey, why not? they have the two best teams in the Western Conference (at the moment) and arguably the best point guard. Every division game is exciting and important, even in the first quarter of the season.
The previous two weeks, I have written about the Spurs dominance. They get a week off after losing to …
