Older fans will read the phrase “French Connection” and wonder why it sounds familiar. It might be because it was a famous Gene Hackman movie decades ago. Well, this article has nothing to do with that ground-breaking film. This, instead, is about connecting teams in the Southeast Division of the NBA to the French Republic.
Who are the most influential NBA players at each position in the latest 20 years?
Paul DeAngelis makes his selections for his All-Decade NBA team (2010s).
The regular season has ended, and the playoffs are finally among us, and there was a ton of drama up until the last game. There was lots of competition to get both into the playoffs and get seeding which made the season end incredibly fun to watch. There’s a lot to unpack about a couple of things that transpired during the season and the upcoming playoffs. To guide you in what to expect in the playoffs, a few of our wordsmiths have come together to talk about it. Without further ado, let’s get into it.
Here are my four takeaways from the Heat’s 105-99 victory over the Dallas Mavericks.
The Dallas Mavericks have dropped to a below average team since their championship victory in 2011. Their once star players have either left or gotten too old and it’s obvious that the Mavericks need a new, younger core to their team. Through seasons of tanking, the Mavericks now have a bright future. Will the Mavericks take advantage of their new assets? Can Dallas compete in an extremely competitive Western Conference this season?
Every year, dozens of new players enter the league and new stars rise to prominence. As these new players rise to fame though, the older players are downgraded, a shadow of their prime. All of these players were at one point superstars in the league, but today they get paid a fraction of what the once were as their stats deplete. As the 2018-2019 season approaches, here’s a list of five overlooked players who are far beyond their prime but deserve more recognition for how great they once were.
Older fans will read the phrase “French Connection” and wonder why it sounds familiar. It might be because it was a famous Gene Hackman movie decades ago. Well, this article has nothing to do with that ground-breaking film. This, instead, is about connecting teams in the Southeast Division of the NBA to the French Republic.
Who are the most influential NBA players at each position in the latest 20 years?
Paul DeAngelis makes his selections for his All-Decade NBA team (2010s).
The regular season has ended, and the playoffs are finally among us, and there was a ton of drama up until the last game. There was lots of competition to get both into the playoffs and get seeding which made the season end incredibly fun to watch. There’s a lot to unpack about a couple of things that transpired during the season and the upcoming playoffs. To guide you in what to expect in the playoffs, a few of our wordsmiths have come together to talk about it. Without further ado, let’s get into it.
Here are my four takeaways from the Heat’s 105-99 victory over the Dallas Mavericks.
The Dallas Mavericks have dropped to a below average team since their championship victory in 2011. Their once star players have either left or gotten too old and it’s obvious that the Mavericks need a new, younger core to their team. Through seasons of tanking, the Mavericks now have a bright future. Will the Mavericks take advantage of their new assets? Can Dallas compete in an extremely competitive Western Conference this season?
Every year, dozens of new players enter the league and new stars rise to prominence. As these new players rise to fame though, the older players are downgraded, a shadow of their prime. All of these players were at one point superstars in the league, but today they get paid a fraction of what the once were as their stats deplete. As the 2018-2019 season approaches, here’s a list of five overlooked players who are far beyond their prime but deserve more recognition for how great they once were.
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