It's now been 63 days (May 12, 2020) since the NBA was shut down. Rumors are continuing to flow around Twitter and the league about how, when, where or even if the NBA will return for this season, but 63 days in, and the only update so far is that practice facilities are potentially being... Continue Reading →

Every NBA fan has their favorite 'types' of players. I'm talking stuff like a passing point-guard, or a slasher, or a big guy who can shoot. A type of skillset which defines a type of player, and the things that entice fans to want to watch that player. Take Damian Lillard, for example. I'd describe... Continue Reading →

As we close in on the All-Star break, I decided to take a step back, and re-visit some of the things I've loved this season so far. The Milwaukee Bucks have taken a sizable leap (as has Giannis), and look like the best team in the league right now, as they continue to steamroll the... Continue Reading →

The 2019 NBA Finals ended up causing an immense domino effect around the league. It ultimately gave Brooklyn Kevin Durant, forced the Warriors into a much-changed roster, the Clippers landed the duo of Kawhi and Paul George, and many other high profile free agents also changed suit. But for the city of Philadelphia, Toronto's championship... Continue Reading →

Kawhi Leonard's overnight bombshell has changed the outlook of the Western Conference; LAC now sit on top. Most predicted Kawhi to join the Lakers. A small amount had him staying in Toronto, and an even smaller group had him at the Clippers. But I can tell you that no one, and I mean no one,... Continue Reading →

The Nets won the free agency sweepstakes, but what needs to go their way, for a championship to come to Brooklyn? The Kevin Durant saga finally reached an exciting conclusion, as KD announced Sunday night ( just after Woj broke it first and ruined his Instagram Live decision ) that he would be heading to... Continue Reading →

Anthony Davis is finally headed to LA, but what else needs to be on Los Angeles' checklist? In the end, it only took Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram, Josh Hart, 4 first-round picks and 2 Laker pick-swaps to convince David Griffin to let Anthony Davis realize his Hollywood dream. A decent haul for the Pelicans no... Continue Reading →

Giannis Antetokounmpo was no scrub of an MVP by any means, but was he really more valuable than James Harden? The Giannis Antetokounmpo story is a brilliant one, and this MVP looks to be just the start of the 'Greek Freak's' long and dominant career. He's long and athletic, with a work ethic and humbleness... Continue Reading →