Buckle up for what should be one of basketball’s most volatile periods of the year. We have the men’s NCAA tournament keeping us busy while we monitor the ever-changing landscape of the NBA standings. As if those two were not enough, big names in the women’s NCAA tournament are captivating us, too.
Some NBA plays are so iconic that we are forced to label them. “Dunk of the Year,” “Block of the Year,” and “Game-winner of the Year” are among some of the most recognizable superlatives.
Chris and Matt invite Celtics Blog reporter Noa Dalzell onto the show to discuss her experiences working for the Celtics, the Celtics’ season, and which NBA teams the Celtics should be most concerned about.
Chris, John, and Matt sit with their friend, Timmy, to discuss the Lakers vs. Warriors game from Saturday night, whether the NBA should be concerned when LeBron James and Stephen Curry retire, and a breakdown of the March Madness Tournament.
The NBA season is winding down. Although we have a good idea of which teams are contenders, several others are reminding us to not count them out.
Injuries aside, this week should be a good one in terms of competition. Here are some NBA games that should occupy our minds.
Chris, John, and Matt discuss the controversy regarding the Manasquan High School game, concerns with the Celtics, and the NBA in the 1990s.
In the NBA this week, the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers will combine to give us at least five quality games. We break down their Western Conference opponents because how they perform will definitely have an impact on the standings. Additionally, there is one “race” out in the East that can be quite amusing to watch.
Chris and John sit down with their friend, Peter, to talk about the NBA standings, the MVP race, and Luka Doncic.
We’re less than two months away from the NBA playoffs and it seems as though everything is falling into place. The real contenders have emerged while the pretenders are slipping further down the standings.
For many of us, the excitement of a new week in the NBA hits no greater height than seeing our teams move up a spot or two in the league standings. While the majority of us are just happy and content to see our teams make the postseason, others have set their sights on higher goals. They want their teams to be No. 1.
The rest of the NBA season promises to be filled with competitive battles all the way to the postseason. The teams who underperformed have already made their trades or replaced their coaches. Those who overperformed will have to rely on their momentum and push forward with the assets that they maintained. All these teams now believe that they have a chance to succeed.
Buckle up for what should be one of basketball’s most volatile periods of the year. We have the men’s NCAA tournament keeping us busy while we monitor the ever-changing landscape of the NBA standings. As if those two were not enough, big names in the women’s NCAA tournament are captivating us, too.
Some NBA plays are so iconic that we are forced to label them. “Dunk of the Year,” “Block of the Year,” and “Game-winner of the Year” are among some of the most recognizable superlatives.
Chris and Matt invite Celtics Blog reporter Noa Dalzell onto the show to discuss her experiences working for the Celtics, the Celtics’ season, and which NBA teams the Celtics should be most concerned about.
Chris, John, and Matt sit with their friend, Timmy, to discuss the Lakers vs. Warriors game from Saturday night, whether the NBA should be concerned when LeBron James and Stephen Curry retire, and a breakdown of the March Madness Tournament.
The NBA season is winding down. Although we have a good idea of which teams are contenders, several others are reminding us to not count them out.
Injuries aside, this week should be a good one in terms of competition. Here are some NBA games that should occupy our minds.
Chris, John, and Matt discuss the controversy regarding the Manasquan High School game, concerns with the Celtics, and the NBA in the 1990s.
In the NBA this week, the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers will combine to give us at least five quality games. We break down their Western Conference opponents because how they perform will definitely have an impact on the standings. Additionally, there is one “race” out in the East that can be quite amusing to watch.
Chris and John sit down with their friend, Peter, to talk about the NBA standings, the MVP race, and Luka Doncic.
We’re less than two months away from the NBA playoffs and it seems as though everything is falling into place. The real contenders have emerged while the pretenders are slipping further down the standings.
For many of us, the excitement of a new week in the NBA hits no greater height than seeing our teams move up a spot or two in the league standings. While the majority of us are just happy and content to see our teams make the postseason, others have set their sights on higher goals. They want their teams to be No. 1.
The rest of the NBA season promises to be filled with competitive battles all the way to the postseason. The teams who underperformed have already made their trades or replaced their coaches. Those who overperformed will have to rely on their momentum and push forward with the assets that they maintained. All these teams now believe that they have a chance to succeed.
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