The NBA has suspended operations for the time being. No games will be played after Wednesday due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.
With the Coronavirus Pandemic happening, the NBA will play games in empty arenas soon. The Warriors’ next home game on Thursday has already banned fans.
Norman Powell got injured again on Monday night. But we can’t deny that, despite the injuries, Powell is having an excellent season.
It is Monday so we have our Stupid Power Rankings. We took 10 things from the NBA (or not) and rank them accordingly. Don’t like them? Make your own stupid rankings!
Lakers defeat the Clippers in a Sunday matinee. It’s been a hell of a weekend for the Lakers.
Playoff teams lost games that they were supposed to win. The Nuggets lost to the Cavs. The Rockets lost to the Hornets. And the Sixers lost to the Warriors.
Lakers defeat the Bucks in a huge game. The Lakers split their season series with Giannis and company.
Stephen Curry is back and I couldn’t be happier. Those that wanted him to rest and sit out the season probably don’t like basketball.
The Bucks are now 53-9. They still haven’t lost consecutive games this season.
Caris LeVert scored 51 points to help the Nets defeat the Celtics in overtime.
The Knicks did win their game against the Rockets but the bigger headline is how they’re treating their biggest fan, Spike Lee.
Zion Williamson can play as many as 37 regular season games this year. Is this enough for the Rookie of the Year award?
It is Monday so it is time for Stupid Power Rankings! I take 10 things from the NBA (usually) and rank them accordingly! Don’t like them? Make your own rankings!
Allen Crabbe was released by the Minnesota Timberwolves. Anthony Tolliver was also let go by the Sacramento Kings. Part of the NBA’s normal is bad teams releasing contributing players for good teams to pick up.
The Clippers have won three straight. Paul George and Pat Beverley are back. And their last win was a statement.
The Indiana Pacers are probably not looked at as contenders even if they’re only 1.5 games behind the Heat and the Sixers.