The Atlanta Hawks for the first time since 2017 made the playoffs. Meanwhile, The New York Knicks broke the third-longest active streak of years that a franchise had missed the playoffs.
With the NBA regular season concluded, Nikola Jokic is the consensus MVP, and he certainly has a convincing case. However, given the incredible season that Steph Curry has presented, a case for his own MVP candidacy must be made.
Night two of the NBA Play-In tournament features a pair of Western Conference matchups. Plenty of star power will be on display, especially in the second game of the ESPN doubleheader.
Predicting the All-NBA teams is always a daunting task but this season the field is larger than ever before. Selecting only six guards for All-NBA honors seems unfair with all the quality play we are getting from the position.
With the NBA regular season now in the books, all eyes turn to the play-in games. In the Eastern Conference, we have the Boston Celtics going up against the Washington Wizards and the Charlotte Hornets against the Indiana Pacers.
In their first must-win game in the Chase Center, Stephen Curry put on a show. Receiving “MVP” chants throughout the night, Curry answered the call and showed more emotion than Warriors fans have seen in the last two years.
Saturday’s matchup may have been a first-round preview of the NBA playoffs. The Miami Heat entered the game without their best player in Jimmy Butler. Without Butler, it ended up being an even tougher task.
The 2020-2021 NBA regular season is about to end and it’s time to see if teams are experiencing drafter’s remorse. What is drafter’s remorse? It’s the mental anxiety or regret that a team will feel after drafting a player. Did the team make the right choice? Was the next player taken a better option?
Early this week the Boston Celtics had announced that all-star guard Jaylen Brown will miss the remainder of the 2020-2021 NBA season. Jaylen Brown tore a ligament in his left wrist and will need surgery thus ending his breakout season.
The NBA regular season is coming to a close and some teams have already been eliminated from playoff contention. They will look towards the draft, where the 2021 class is filled with potential stars and high-upside players.
Although their time together was limited, Wade and O’Neal had a great partnership in Miami. It was very different from O’Neal’s time in Los Angeles where the NBA superstar center clashed with Kobe Bryant.
The end of the NBA regular season is just about a week away and the race to the playoffs is really heating up. This year, things are a bit different, however. The play-in tournament has really changed everything.
The Atlanta Hawks for the first time since 2017 made the playoffs. Meanwhile, The New York Knicks broke the third-longest active streak of years that a franchise had missed the playoffs.
With the NBA regular season concluded, Nikola Jokic is the consensus MVP, and he certainly has a convincing case. However, given the incredible season that Steph Curry has presented, a case for his own MVP candidacy must be made.
Night two of the NBA Play-In tournament features a pair of Western Conference matchups. Plenty of star power will be on display, especially in the second game of the ESPN doubleheader.
Predicting the All-NBA teams is always a daunting task but this season the field is larger than ever before. Selecting only six guards for All-NBA honors seems unfair with all the quality play we are getting from the position.
With the NBA regular season now in the books, all eyes turn to the play-in games. In the Eastern Conference, we have the Boston Celtics going up against the Washington Wizards and the Charlotte Hornets against the Indiana Pacers.
In their first must-win game in the Chase Center, Stephen Curry put on a show. Receiving “MVP” chants throughout the night, Curry answered the call and showed more emotion than Warriors fans have seen in the last two years.
Saturday’s matchup may have been a first-round preview of the NBA playoffs. The Miami Heat entered the game without their best player in Jimmy Butler. Without Butler, it ended up being an even tougher task.
The 2020-2021 NBA regular season is about to end and it’s time to see if teams are experiencing drafter’s remorse. What is drafter’s remorse? It’s the mental anxiety or regret that a team will feel after drafting a player. Did the team make the right choice? Was the next player taken a better option?
Early this week the Boston Celtics had announced that all-star guard Jaylen Brown will miss the remainder of the 2020-2021 NBA season. Jaylen Brown tore a ligament in his left wrist and will need surgery thus ending his breakout season.
The NBA regular season is coming to a close and some teams have already been eliminated from playoff contention. They will look towards the draft, where the 2021 class is filled with potential stars and high-upside players.
Although their time together was limited, Wade and O’Neal had a great partnership in Miami. It was very different from O’Neal’s time in Los Angeles where the NBA superstar center clashed with Kobe Bryant.
The end of the NBA regular season is just about a week away and the race to the playoffs is really heating up. This year, things are a bit different, however. The play-in tournament has really changed everything.
The #Titans have released CB L'Jarius Sneed, which saves the team $11.4M in cap space. That means he's a Free Agent, and the #Chiefs need a starting cornerback.
Should KC bring him back for another SB Run? @TalkPrimeTime @ChiefsInsider @HenseToddJR3
🚨 BREAKING: The Big 12 is ditching the LED glass court!
Per @PeteThamel, the "state-of-the-art" experiment in KC is over. The league is transitioning back to a hardwood court for the rest of the tournament.
❌ The Reason: Safety first! Players and coaches reported the glass
@deionkburks #Chiefskingdom
🚨 Huge news from @MikeGarafolo
The #Chiefs and LB Drue Tranquill have restructured his contract to create $2.5 MILLION in cap space!
📉 The Move: Base pay drops from $6M to $3.5M, with $3M fully guaranteed.
Brett Veach is clearing every dollar possible to keep this spending
