NBA Players Poised to Break Out
February 23, 2020
Grant Angelo breaks down four NBA players poised for a breakout second half.
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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.
The goal coming out of the All-star break was to play better on the road. That didn’t start off well with the Miami Heat losing to the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday. Unable to stop Trae Young, the Heat fell to the Hawks 129-124. The loss puts the Heat road record to 13-17 for the season. If Miami wants to make noise in the playoffs, they have to find a way to play better on the road.
Here are my takeaways from Thursday’s loss to Atlanta.
Kyrie Irving will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery, writes Alex Jordan.
Paul DeAngelis gives his list of draft targets for the Boston Celtics, who have three first-round picks in 2020.
Heading into the post-All Star break stretch, the Boston Celtics lineup doesn’t have any glaring holes. As a result, Danny Ainge stood pat at the trade deadline, but there’s a good chance Boston will look to make an addition via the buyout market before March 1.
The New York Knicks are losing on the basketball court, but Knicks owner James Dolan got a win on Wednesday when a lawsuit brought by former Knick Charles Oakley was dismissed by a Manhattan federal judge.
Patrick Champion takes a look at the culture change that has propelled the Celtics into the third seed in the East.
Celeste Sabin recaps NBA All-Star Saturday Night.
Joe Heller examines this upcoming week in sports history.
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.
The goal coming out of the All-star break was to play better on the road. That didn’t start off well with the Miami Heat losing to the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday. Unable to stop Trae Young, the Heat fell to the Hawks 129-124. The loss puts the Heat road record to 13-17 for the season. If Miami wants to make noise in the playoffs, they have to find a way to play better on the road.
Here are my takeaways from Thursday’s loss to Atlanta.
Kyrie Irving will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery, writes Alex Jordan.
Paul DeAngelis gives his list of draft targets for the Boston Celtics, who have three first-round picks in 2020.
Heading into the post-All Star break stretch, the Boston Celtics lineup doesn’t have any glaring holes. As a result, Danny Ainge stood pat at the trade deadline, but there’s a good chance Boston will look to make an addition via the buyout market before March 1.
The New York Knicks are losing on the basketball court, but Knicks owner James Dolan got a win on Wednesday when a lawsuit brought by former Knick Charles Oakley was dismissed by a Manhattan federal judge.
Patrick Champion takes a look at the culture change that has propelled the Celtics into the third seed in the East.
Joe Heller examines this upcoming week in sports history.
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