Despite the exceedingly long wait, the next NBA season is nearly upon us. Next thing you know, we will be reading stories about training camps from the different teams.
For NBA fans who enjoyed last year’s in-season tournament, there’s good news because it looks like it’s here to stay.
The first post-Woj bomb hit last night with the New York Knicks and Minnesota Timberwolves agreeing on a blockbuster trade.
With NBA training camp and preseason vastly approaching, now is the time to start identifying the contenders for each conference.
NBA action returns soon. It’s less than two months away and we can’t wait. One thing we can do, though, is study the different team schedules to find anything interesting.
The full NBA schedule was recently announced, which meant that fans immediately studied the dates of when their teams would play popular rivals. They also looked at their team’s road trips and home stands.
10 years ago, Adam Silver had his first NBA Draft as commissioner, the Cleveland Cavaliers brandished their third No. 1 pick in a four-year span, and a “yet-to-be-famous” Serbian was taken with the 41st pick.
Whenever players have a bad game or are in a slump, they will immediately want to make up for it by playing better next time. Well, we can round up a bunch of NBA players who cannot wait for the season to start. Why? Because they’ll want to redeem themselves from how bad their year ended last season.
NBA fans keep saying that the most recent playoffs lacked aura. Is that true? Why would fans say something like that?
It has been over a week since the Boston Celtics won their 18th title. This core has been through a whole lot. They have also faced extremely unfair coverage through the years.
Before the NBA Finals began, people already realized that it would be all about Kyrie Irving, who plays for Dallas, facing his former team. That was immediately followed by the thought of Boston’s Kristaps Porzingis playing against his old squad, too.
Chris sits down with the crew to celebrate the Celtics winning the NBA Finals. They discussed the Finals, made toasts for different Celtics, and drafted the best games of the year.
Despite the exceedingly long wait, the next NBA season is nearly upon us. Next thing you know, we will be reading stories about training camps from the different teams.
For NBA fans who enjoyed last year’s in-season tournament, there’s good news because it looks like it’s here to stay.
The first post-Woj bomb hit last night with the New York Knicks and Minnesota Timberwolves agreeing on a blockbuster trade.
With NBA training camp and preseason vastly approaching, now is the time to start identifying the contenders for each conference.
NBA action returns soon. It’s less than two months away and we can’t wait. One thing we can do, though, is study the different team schedules to find anything interesting.
The full NBA schedule was recently announced, which meant that fans immediately studied the dates of when their teams would play popular rivals. They also looked at their team’s road trips and home stands.
10 years ago, Adam Silver had his first NBA Draft as commissioner, the Cleveland Cavaliers brandished their third No. 1 pick in a four-year span, and a “yet-to-be-famous” Serbian was taken with the 41st pick.
Whenever players have a bad game or are in a slump, they will immediately want to make up for it by playing better next time. Well, we can round up a bunch of NBA players who cannot wait for the season to start. Why? Because they’ll want to redeem themselves from how bad their year ended last season.
NBA fans keep saying that the most recent playoffs lacked aura. Is that true? Why would fans say something like that?
It has been over a week since the Boston Celtics won their 18th title. This core has been through a whole lot. They have also faced extremely unfair coverage through the years.
Before the NBA Finals began, people already realized that it would be all about Kyrie Irving, who plays for Dallas, facing his former team. That was immediately followed by the thought of Boston’s Kristaps Porzingis playing against his old squad, too.
Chris sits down with the crew to celebrate the Celtics winning the NBA Finals. They discussed the Finals, made toasts for different Celtics, and drafted the best games of the year.
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