The Toronto Raptors are on a 5-game winning streak and back to 3rd in the East. Of course, they’re not getting much pub; what did you expect?
NBA Jam was THE game in the early 90s. Reyan Ali wrote a book about it and provided an amazing history of the game. Check it.
Some will call Kawhi Leonard the best player in the NBA. You can argue that but we can’t deny that he still has room to improve. THAT is scary.
Damian Lillard went off again on Monday night. As if 60 points wasn’t enough in a game for him last November, the dude went out and topped that with 61 against the Warriors.
It’s Monday so we have Stupid Power Rankings! We take 10 things from the NBA (or maybe not just the NBA) and rank them accordingly.
Becky Hammon convinced Gregg Popovich challenge a crucial play in the Heat/Spurs contest. They won the challenge because Becky Hammon is awesome and should be an NBA head coach soon.
Zach LaVine has scored 40 points or more three times this season and has made many clutch plays. Even with his not-so-great defense, he has a case for an all-star berth.
The Atlanta Hawks won for the first time in San Antonio since 1997. 1997 was quite a long time ago.
Brandon Ingram scored a career-high 49 points against the Utah Jazz. People say that he made the leap this season but he was already playing like this in his last few weeks with the Lakers.
Markelle Fultz’s resurgence continues. He put up a triple-double for the Magic in a win over the powerhouse Lakers.
The Grizzlies have won their 6th straight and no rookie has been better than Ja Morant.
The Magic are just that: average. But slow progress is better than no progress. They made the playoffs last season after a six-year absence.
Yeah! Stupid Power Rankings are here! I take 10 things from the NBA (or not) that happened this week and rank them accordingly.
The Utah Jazz have gone from a disappointment early in the season to the hottest team in the league. They’re currently riding on a 9-game winning streak.
Kyle Kuzma is not “trash”, per se. But he is a capable scorer that is starting to show what he can do in his adjusted role with the Lakers.
People get really heated over NBA all-star voting. I get it but I also don’t get it. Yet I get it. I think I just confused myself.