A few nights ago I was out with a group of friends, a couple of whom I hadn’t seen in quite awhile. Inevitably the conversation shifted towards LeBron James (as it seemingly always does) and the aftermath of this year’s free agent spending frenzy.
Jamal Crawford Or Al Horford? Which Atlanta Hawk Will Get an Extension?
On Friday NBA Primetime reported that Jamal Crawford could part ways with the Atlanta Hawks if the club decides to not give the sharp-shooter an extension. Crawford, who is entering the final year of his contract, will make $10 million during the upcoming season. According to ESPN, Crawford approached the Hawks during the first few days of July [...]
Carmelo Anthony to be shipped to the New Jersey Nets?
This offseason kicked off with the LeBron hype. The big debate was surrounded upon whether or not James would leave his hometown team. After we all witnessed his “decision”, saw Joe Johnson sign this offseason’s fattest contract (in which he was surprisingly hesitant to do so), and watched as Chris Paul’s trade demands were shutdown [...]
Chicago Bulls To Build Statue of The Greatest Bull, Scottie Pippen
Ah the sweet taste of crack cocaine in the morning. Is there anything better in this world? Screw Folgers, my crack pipe is the best part of waking up. It doesn’t rhyme as well as the old Folgers’ commercial, but it’s certainly more…what’s the word I’m looking for? Delicious. That’s it. Mmmm. Sweet, sweet crack. [...]
Yao Ming Returns, Houston Rockets Prepare For Upcoming Season
Yao Ming’s devastating foot injury during the 2009 NBA Playoffs (that made him contemplate about retirement) forced the 7’6″ center to sit out for the entire 2009-10 season. During Yao’s season long absence Houston acquired shooting-guard Kevin Martin via trade. In addition, the Rockets starting point-guard, Aaron Brooks, won the NBA’s Most Improved Player Award while [...]
Good to be King? LeBron James’ Five Worst Moves This Offseason
To say LeBron James’ off-season has been tumultuous and controversial is like saying the ending of Inception might leave you a bit confused. Basically, it’s just stating the obvious. It started on July 8 with “The Decision.” From there, we’ve seen a domino effect where every action and every word James has spoken has been scrutinized. [...]
Will LeBron James’ Controversial Offseason Affect a Change in NBA Rules?
September 3rd, 2010 
Eric Felkey 
Jamal Crawford Or Al Horford? Which Atlanta Hawk Will Get an Extension?
September 1st, 2010 Brandon Ribak On Friday NBA Primetime reported that Jamal Crawford could part ways with the Atlanta Hawks if the club decides to not give the sharp-shooter an extension.
CLNS is Live with A. Sherrod Blakely Monday Night
August 29th, 2010 Nick Gelso 
Carmelo Anthony to be shipped to the New Jersey Nets?
August 28th, 2010 Brandon Ribak This offseason kicked off with the LeBron hype.
The big debate was surrounded upon whether or not James would leave his hometown team.
NBA: The Expendables
August 27th, 2010 Ross Boulware The Expendables has been the number one movie in America two weeks in a row. The synopsis is it’s a select few of gifted men who have very specific skills making them qualified to be elite mercenaries capable of taking on impossible missions.
Chicago Bulls To Build Statue of The Greatest Bull, Scottie Pippen
August 26th, 2010 Ken Gayton Ah the sweet taste of crack cocaine in the morning. Is there anything better in this world? Screw Folgers, my crack pipe is the best part of waking up. It doesn’t rhyme as well as the old Folgers’ commercial, but it’s certainly more…what’s the word I’m looking for? Delicious. That’s it. Mmmm. Sweet, sweet crack.
Yao Ming Returns, Houston Rockets Prepare For Upcoming Season
August 25th, 2010 Brandon Ribak Yao Ming’s devastating foot injury during the 2009 NBA Playoffs (that made him contemplate about retirement) forced the 7’6″ center to sit out for the entire 2009-10 season.
Good to be King? LeBron James’ Five Worst Moves This Offseason
August 24th, 2010 Eric Felkey To say LeBron James’ off-season has been tumultuous and controversial is like saying the ending of Inception might leave you a bit confused. Basically, it’s just stating the obvious.
Richard Hamilton or Tayshaun Prince, Who will go?
August 22nd, 2010 Ross Boulware Tracy McGrady and the Detroit Pistons have put their guards in a motor city traffic jam.
The NBA’s Worst Retired Numbers
August 21st, 2010 Calvin Chamberlain On February 5th, 1994, the Detroit Pistons retired the number 15 jersey of one Vinnie “The Microwave” Johnson. Where were you when you found out? Perhaps you were sitting at your computer, reading this article when you read the joyous news. Perchance you may have asked yourself why the Pistons would retire the number of a player who averaged 12 points a game and rarely started for them, or maybe you’re just a sentimental slop who thinks he can eat a bowl of cereal on love and Vinnie was a fan favorite who contributed to a few titles. You cant. Trust me, I’ve tried it. You need a spoon.
John Wall, Gilbert Arenas: Is the Franchise big enough for the both of them?
August 20th, 2010 Ross Boulware The No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft, John Wall, and three-time NBA All-Star, Gilbert Arenas, careers have now crossed paths.
Knicks or Nets; Who Will Be Better This Season?
August 19th, 2010 Charles Glover Jr Living in New York, the Knicks have always been the frontline basketball team. Even when the Nets went to back-to-back championship series in 2002-2003 there was more emphasis about what was wrong with the Knicks than what was right with the Nets. This dynamic continues to persist. While the Knicks gutted their roster the past couple of seasons and hoped to build through free-agency, the Nets rebuilt through the draft and smart trades. As it stands, both teams stand to be better than they were last year (which isn’t saying much) but who is going to be the best in the metropolitan area.
