Our unfiltered thoughts on the past week in sports…
With the way they’ve played lately is it possible John Calipari, head coach at Kentucky, could finally win the NCAA tournament with a team of his fabulous freshmen?
Duke’s late game heroics are thrilling but how far will playing like that get them in the NCAA tourney?
Our unfiltered thoughts on the past week in sports…
This play will be heavily featured in any future Kevin Durant montages…sucks to be Brendan Haywood.
Dallas looks to be in control of the Western Conference Finals but does anyone outside of Texas have them winning it all?
Joakim Noah pulled a Kobe and yelled a gay slur at a fan but he immediately apologized after the game. Good move to a bad action. Looks like some sensitivity training is needed. Read the rest of this entry »
Our unfiltered thoughts on the past week in sports…
We’d like to begin by wishing Cam Netwon a happy belated birthday. His cake is just as extra as he is.
Who do we have to talk to to get rid of the talking basketball and “fast” rapper commercials during NBA games?
You have to give it up for the Memphis Grizzlies for getting as far as they did in the NBA playoffs. Then you have to take some away for how the played in Game 7.
Let’s hope Russell Westbrook doesn’t see what kind of company he’s keeping with that triple-double in Game 7. The last thing the Thunder needs is for him to get too full of himself…again. Read the rest of this entry »
In 1999, Michael Jordan retired (we are going to just pretend that whole debacle of a comeback with the Washington Wizards never happened, ok) and a big deal was made about who among the current crop of NBA players would replace him. Many acted as if the NBA would shrivel up and die without his presence. Considering Jordan was the preeminent player of his time (and to some the best NBA player ever) his absence left large shoes to fill. Many thought the heir apparent was Kobe Bryant who was three years into his career and seemed to pattern his entire game after Jordan. Kobe never quite lived up to those lofty expectations but built his own great career and 12 years later, the NBA is undergoing yet another changing of the guard. Read the rest of this entry »
The NBA has been a whirlwind the past few days with so many big names and small names changing teams that it will take a few days for everyone to sort out who went where. The landscape has changed and seemingly the balance of power in the league has shifted east. When the East is interesting, the league is interesting so this has to be a good thing right? So once the dust settles who will be the big winner in all of this? Read the rest of this entry »
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