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2nd Half of the NBA Season and Beyond
The lockout took away 16 regular-season NBA games, creating a grueling schedule with no practice time and more importantly, essentially no recovery time. Despite the negative consequences of last years’ selfish negotiations that no basketball fan could understand combined with the numerous critics … Continue reading
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Responding to NBA Draft Picks in 5 Words or Fewer
That draft was intense. It only took 4 picks for it to pretty much get ridiculous, which is about what we all expected. I’ve listed the results below with what I believe to be the correct transactions via trade, and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, Drafts, NBA Basketball
Tagged Alec Burks. Phoenix Suns, Bismack Biyombo, Boston Celtics, Brandon Knight, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Chris Singleton, Cleveland Cavaliers, Cory Joseph, Denver Nuggets, Derrick Williams, Detroit Pistons, Donatas Motiejunas, Enes kanter, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, Iman Shumpert, Indiana Pacers, JaJuan Johnson, Jan Vesely, Jimmer Fredette, Jimmy Butler, Jonas Valanciunas, Jordan Hamilton, Kemba Walker, Kenneth Faried, Klay Thompson, Kwahi Leonard, Kyrie Irving, Marcus Morris, Markieff Morris, Marshon Brooks, Mikola Mirotic, Milwaukee Bucks, Minnesota Timberwolves, Monta Ellis, NBA, NBA Draft, NBA Draft 2011, NBA Draft analysis, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks, Nikola Vucevic, Nolan Smith, Norris Cole, Norris Cole hair, Norris Cole hi-top fade, Oklahoma City Thunder, Philadelphia 76ers, Portland Trailblazers, Reggie Jackson, Sacramento Kings, San Antonio Spurs, Tobias Harris, Toronto Raptors, Tristan Thompson, Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards
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2011 NBA Mock Draft: Part 1, the Lottery
It’s hard to imagine that I’ve only had this blog running for a few months and I’m already getting to do my second mock draft. Basically, I created SpreeGoogs to publish my own mock drafts, but at this rate, I’m … Continue reading
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Let’s Pretend I’m Making Decisions for the Cavaliers on Draft Night…
Why would I draft Kyrie Irving with the first overall pick? Here’s what we know: The Cavs need as many good players as they can get because they suck. To use NBA JAM terminology, they’re probably aiming to get a … Continue reading
2011 NBA Draft Top 11 Prospects: Part 1
We’re a week away from the 2011 NBA draft, and I know I’m so thrilled I’m sweating. Drafts mean I generally sit around at my computer watching highlights of players and reading profiles about them and then watching the highlights … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 NBA Draft, American Gladiators, basketball, best players in 2011 NBA draft, BYU, Chris Paul, Chris Singleton, Dennis Rodman, Deron Williams, Derrick Rose, Duke, Gary Payton, Gerald Wallace, Jamaal Mashburn, Jimmer Fredette, JJ Redick, Kawhi Leonard, Kenneth Faried, Kyrie Irving, Mark Price, Marshon Brooks, Mitch Richmond, Morehead State, NBA, NBA Draft, NBA draft prospects, NBA JAM, NBA Jam: Tournament Edition, Providence, Reggie Evans, Ron Artest, San Diego State, Scottie Pippen, Shawn Marion, Trevor Ariza
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2011 NCAA Basketball Tournament: Important Observations 45-46 UNC/Washington, Duke/Michigan
Two exciting games so far, let’s hope this keeps happening today. 45. North Carolina 86, Washington 83 — Officials in basketball make more subjective calls than those in other sports and they have a much bigger impact at the end … Continue reading
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Tagged Duke, Kyrie Irving, Michigan, North Carolina, Washington
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2011 NCAA Basketball Tournament: Important Observations 23-27
*Unnumbered but still important observation from this afternoon’s games — If you’re going to nap during a set of basketball games, you may think you have beaten the system by recording the important ones so you can watch them when … Continue reading
Picking the 2013 NBA All-Star Reserves
Everyone breathe out, the NBA All-Star starters were announced this week, and luckily, the fans didn’t vote Jeremy Lin into the game. From here, the rest of the team is selected by the coaches, so he won’t make it. You … Continue reading →
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