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After watching two of the league’s best starting lineups duke it out in Indiana, let’s check in on the best and worst lineups around the league so far this season.
Five ideas that could help make the NBA even greater: Offensive Goaltending: Let’s get rid of it.
Over the years, Dirk Nowitzki has cemented his status as one of the most unguaradable players in NBA history.
I have this odd vision for the future of the NBA, and in it everyone looks like Kirk Hinrich.
Believe it or not, we’re nearly at the quarter mark of the NBA season already.
Let’s jump around the Western Conference with a few observations: Portland: 20 percent of the regular season is in the books, and the Trail Blazers hold the pole position in the Western Conference.
The New Orleans Pelicans roster was assembled with all the care of an inebriated person making gumbo.
At least in the standings, the San Antonio Spurs are as good as they’ve ever been.
When the Charlotte Bobcats change their name back to the Charlotte Hornets next year, you’ll see some familiar colors out on the floor.
Ask anyone that saw Oscar Robertson play in his prime, and they’ll gush about how dominant he was.
This has been a brutal week in the NBA for injuries, but telling that to the Golden State Warriors is like preaching to the choir.
Atlanta Hawks forward Paul Millsap isn’t known as a huge dunker around the league.
DeMarcus Cousins, as we all know, has a short temper.
According to multiple reports, Derrick Rose has torn the meniscus in his non-surgically repaired knee.
We’re still waiting on the official diagnosis of Derrick Rose’s knee injury, but there’s been plenty of interesting information floated out in the meantime.
When the Detroit Pistons tipped off against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday, Josh Smith was on the bench.
The frustrations in Washington are beginning to set in.
When Derrick Rose went down with an injury to his non-surgically repaired knee on Friday night in a game against the Portland Trail Blazers, it sent shockwaves throughout the NBA.
In his first season playing in the league, Blake Griffin crushed any and all expectations.
While the Golden State Warriors were giving the Detroit Pistons the proverbial business on Tuesday night, the Warriors’ announcing crew fawned over Andre Iguodala before asking, “who wouldn’t want to play with this guy?”