Ranking The Current Boston Sports Teams
February 27, 2020
@pauldeangelis23 ranks the current state of Boston sports teams and gives his thoughts on each team’s current or upcoming seasons.
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@pauldeangelis23 ranks the current state of Boston sports teams and gives his thoughts on each team’s current or upcoming seasons.
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Simply inexcusable. The Miami Heat had a chance to back up Saturday’s home win over the Cleveland Cavaliers with a road win. They were on their way to doing that with a 22 point lead heading into the fourth period. But then, they lost the fourth quarter and eventually lost the game in Overtime. Now, Miami finds itself 13-18 on the road and only 1/2 game up over the Philadelphia 76ers for the fourth seed.
Grant Angelo breaks down four NBA players poised for a breakout second half.
On what was a special night, the Miami Heat came out victorious over the shorthanded Cleveland Cavaliers. The Heat opened the game on an 11-2 run converting their first four attempts. After leading by single digits in the first period, the Heat pushed their lead to 30 by halftime. From there, they never looked back. Miami is now 23-3 at home.
Here are my takeaways from the Heat’s win over the Cavaliers.
The New York Knicks have been awful the past two decades. They need to clean house starting at the very top, with James Dolan.
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@pauldeangelis23 ranks the current state of Boston sports teams and gives his thoughts on each team’s current or upcoming seasons.
The NBA is filled with young, up-and-coming stars. Here are the top 10 NBA players under 25.
Patrick Champion predicts who will be the Eastern Conference All-Star starters in next season’s NBA All-Star Game.
Simmons’ injury could spell disaster for the Sixers, writes Alex Jordan.
Kyle O’Connell gives his three sleeper teams for the NBA Finals.
The 2019-2020 Milwaukee Bucks might be aiming for more than just an NBA title.
NBA Power Ranking Week 18! With the playoff stretch ahead, each team has someone whom they will want to take a step up. Enjoy.
Simply inexcusable. The Miami Heat had a chance to back up Saturday’s home win over the Cleveland Cavaliers with a road win. They were on their way to doing that with a 22 point lead heading into the fourth period. But then, they lost the fourth quarter and eventually lost the game in Overtime. Now, Miami finds itself 13-18 on the road and only 1/2 game up over the Philadelphia 76ers for the fourth seed.
Grant Angelo breaks down four NBA players poised for a breakout second half.
On what was a special night, the Miami Heat came out victorious over the shorthanded Cleveland Cavaliers. The Heat opened the game on an 11-2 run converting their first four attempts. After leading by single digits in the first period, the Heat pushed their lead to 30 by halftime. From there, they never looked back. Miami is now 23-3 at home.
Here are my takeaways from the Heat’s win over the Cavaliers.
The New York Knicks have been awful the past two decades. They need to clean house starting at the very top, with James Dolan.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is an unrestricted free agent at seasons end. Should he entertain the idea of leaving Milwaukee? Alex Jordan doesn’t think so.
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