The Miami Heat will begin their four-game road trip on Sunday against the Portland Trailblazers. They will be without their starting guard Victor Oladipo, who’s sidelined with a right knee injury. With Oladipo sidelined, it opens up minutes for Kendrick Nunn.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been without LeBron James and Anthony Davis for the past 11 games. Over that span, they are 5-6 and have dropped to fifth in the Western Conference. With the playoffs approaching, the Lakers need to get healthy if they want to repeat as NBA Champions.
Two Celtics players were already expected to make a jump this season and have exceeded those expectations.
The current NBA season is now one hundred days old. It is actually 106 for those who are counting, but there were no games on Dec 24 and there were five days of zero games during the All-Star Break. Let’s call it a hundred ‘gamedays’ from the first day of the season up to April 6.
The Phoenix Suns are currently sitting in the second overall spot in a loaded Western Conference. Normally, it would be easy to classify a second-seed as a contender.
Well here we are, it’s the Final Four of the 2021 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. After a crazy couple of weeks loaded with upsets and brackets being busted, we now see who will make the championship. Time to preview the matchups while also giving my best bet for both. With the baseball season underway, I will also be giving a few bets for day three of the regular season. Betting odds are taken from Jazz Sportsbook. Please gamble responsibly.
A great weekend has set us up for an even better Elite Eight slate. We have some great matchups and the lines are looking very promising for day one.
I don’t think there’s ever been a time where you could ever put the Denver Nuggets into the conversation for winning the trade deadline. Well, this year, they are firmly in that conversation, if not the front runner.
With the eastern conference trade deadline winners already covered, next up is the western conference. There were some solid moves made, good moves made and potential game-changing moves made in the west.
The NBA trade deadline passed yesterday afternoon following an avalanche of trades made in the final hours of the NBA’s trade season. Both conferences in the association saw contenders get stronger and sellers get weaker.
After going down to the wire with the Toronto Raptors for Kyle Lowry, the Miami Heat quickly pivoted back to the Houston Rockets and acquired Victor Oladipo.
Danny Ainge has made a huge splash to start off this year’s trade deadline for the Boston Celtics. As first reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Orlando Magic are sending shooting guard Evan Fournier to the Boston Celtics in exchange for two second-round picks.
The Miami Heat will begin their four-game road trip on Sunday against the Portland Trailblazers. They will be without their starting guard Victor Oladipo, who’s sidelined with a right knee injury. With Oladipo sidelined, it opens up minutes for Kendrick Nunn.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been without LeBron James and Anthony Davis for the past 11 games. Over that span, they are 5-6 and have dropped to fifth in the Western Conference. With the playoffs approaching, the Lakers need to get healthy if they want to repeat as NBA Champions.
Two Celtics players were already expected to make a jump this season and have exceeded those expectations.
The current NBA season is now one hundred days old. It is actually 106 for those who are counting, but there were no games on Dec 24 and there were five days of zero games during the All-Star Break. Let’s call it a hundred ‘gamedays’ from the first day of the season up to April 6.
The Phoenix Suns are currently sitting in the second overall spot in a loaded Western Conference. Normally, it would be easy to classify a second-seed as a contender.
Well here we are, it’s the Final Four of the 2021 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. After a crazy couple of weeks loaded with upsets and brackets being busted, we now see who will make the championship. Time to preview the matchups while also giving my best bet for both. With the baseball season underway, I will also be giving a few bets for day three of the regular season. Betting odds are taken from Jazz Sportsbook. Please gamble responsibly.
A great weekend has set us up for an even better Elite Eight slate. We have some great matchups and the lines are looking very promising for day one.
I don’t think there’s ever been a time where you could ever put the Denver Nuggets into the conversation for winning the trade deadline. Well, this year, they are firmly in that conversation, if not the front runner.
With the eastern conference trade deadline winners already covered, next up is the western conference. There were some solid moves made, good moves made and potential game-changing moves made in the west.
The NBA trade deadline passed yesterday afternoon following an avalanche of trades made in the final hours of the NBA’s trade season. Both conferences in the association saw contenders get stronger and sellers get weaker.
After going down to the wire with the Toronto Raptors for Kyle Lowry, the Miami Heat quickly pivoted back to the Houston Rockets and acquired Victor Oladipo.
Danny Ainge has made a huge splash to start off this year’s trade deadline for the Boston Celtics. As first reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Orlando Magic are sending shooting guard Evan Fournier to the Boston Celtics in exchange for two second-round picks.
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