Los Angeles Lakers Midseason Review
February 14, 2020
What a season it has been for the Los Angeles Lakers to this point. While the team has played well,
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What a season it has been for the Los Angeles Lakers to this point. While the team has played well,
Devin Booker is set to replace Damian Lillard for All-Star Weekend
Aaron Hubert analyzes the Nuggets’ season at the halfway point.
After a rough five-game road trip, the Miami Heat are looking forward to the All-star break. In a battle of teams with identical 35-18 records, the Utah Jazz came out on top. Donovan Mitchell and the Jazz’s killer threes down the stretch were too much to overcome.
The New York Knicks are the most valuable team in the NBA, according to Forbes. Forbes says that the average value for an NBA team is $2.12 billion, which is up 14 percent from last year.
For the second time in as many games, All-Star center Joel Embiid was booed during player introductions by his own
Paul DeAngelis gives a rundown of the five Boston Celtics players who were selected for the shortlist for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Basketball Team.
There has not been much to be excited about this season if you are a Chicago Bulls fan. All-Star Weekend should have been a cause for celebration, and for the most part, it has been; it’s the first time in 35 that NBA All-Star Weekend has graced the Windy City.
The Olympic Games in Tokyo are set to take place this summer, and guess who might be participating for the United States basketball team?
After losing three consecutive games, the Miami Heat bounced back with a win against the Golden State Warriors. It wasn’t easy either. Leading by 19 at the half, the Heat watched the Warriors pull within four multiple times in the third period. However, the Heat pulled away in the fourth period to come out victorious. Miami is now 35-18 for the season.
A memorial has been set for Kobe and Gianna Bryant, and the date of the event holds a special meaning.
Report: The Nuggets discussed a trade for Zach LaVine or Jrue Holiday.
What a season it has been for the Los Angeles Lakers to this point. While the team has played well, the sudden and tragic death
Devin Booker is set to replace Damian Lillard for All-Star Weekend
Aaron Hubert analyzes the Nuggets’ season at the halfway point.
After a rough five-game road trip, the Miami Heat are looking forward to the All-star break. In a battle of teams with identical 35-18 records, the Utah Jazz came out on top. Donovan Mitchell and the Jazz’s killer threes down the stretch were too much to overcome.
The New York Knicks are the most valuable team in the NBA, according to Forbes. Forbes says that the average value for an NBA team is $2.12 billion, which is up 14 percent from last year.
For the second time in as many games, All-Star center Joel Embiid was booed during player introductions by his own fanbase. The last few weeks
Paul DeAngelis gives a rundown of the five Boston Celtics players who were selected for the shortlist for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Basketball Team.
There has not been much to be excited about this season if you are a Chicago Bulls fan. All-Star Weekend should have been a cause for celebration, and for the most part, it has been; it’s the first time in 35 that NBA All-Star Weekend has graced the Windy City.
The Olympic Games in Tokyo are set to take place this summer, and guess who might be participating for the United States basketball team?
After losing three consecutive games, the Miami Heat bounced back with a win against the Golden State Warriors. It wasn’t easy either. Leading by 19 at the half, the Heat watched the Warriors pull within four multiple times in the third period. However, the Heat pulled away in the fourth period to come out victorious. Miami is now 35-18 for the season.
A memorial has been set for Kobe and Gianna Bryant, and the date of the event holds a special meaning.
Report: The Nuggets discussed a trade for Zach LaVine or Jrue Holiday.
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