Posts Tagged ‘LeBron James’
Katz Korner: Previewing the NBA playoffs for 2013
Jordan Katz previews what’s ahead for the 2012-2013 NBA season and beyond!
by Jordan Katz on October 29th, 2012 Leave a comment »
Haters are gonna hate
In his debut column, Jose Torres has a clear point to make. Embrace the hate.
by Jose Torres on July 4th, 2012 Leave a comment »
Durant-James rivalry reshaping NBA landscape
Following the Miami Heat’s championship clinching victory last Thursday, LeBron James and Kevin Durant engaged in a lengthy and heartfelt embrace near the half-court line. As they spoke in each other’s ears, onlookers could only wonder what the two superstars could be saying to each other following their mesmerizing Finals showdown. Wishfully thinking, I was hoping they were saying something along …
by Antoni Nerestant on June 25th, 2012 2 Comments »
Are we witnesses? The evolution of LeBron James
My name is Nkwa Asonye and I am a witness. Nah, not really. But I’ve changed my mind about him considerably. Coming into this NBA season, my disdain for LeBron James was on full tilt. I loved repeating his infamous “Not two, not three, not four” and ending with “ZERO!” It was gratifying that I could go back to my “same …
by Nkwa Asonye on June 21st, 2012 1 Comments »
STAT (Standing Tall and Tradeable)
Giovanni Mio reviews the possibility of seeing Amar’e Stoudemire traded from the New York Knicks, and what they could get in return.
by Giovanni Mio on January 31st, 2012 1 Comments »
NBA Season Preview
It’s the season not many thought would ever happen. The NBA owners and players have came together, resolved their issues (somewhat), and have signed an agreement for a 66 game regular season. Many may remember the 1998 lockout which saw the season start in February and after the wildly popular NBA season last year, all I can say is thank …
by Jordan Katz on December 22nd, 2011 Leave a comment »
The NBA Trade Deadline Impact
Whether it is from science, business, or watching a fantasy movie it seems like most people are looking for one thing. It’s called equilibrium. This “equality of distribution” is a force in the sports world, because it keeps things interesting. Nobody wants to see the New England Patriots, or the New York Yankees, stacking up ring after ring. Likewise, nobody …
by Jared Greenspan on February 28th, 2011 Leave a comment »
Dissecting The 2011 NBA All-Star Selections
Ok, Ok, Ok. I know I said the next thing I would do is work on more mid–season awards. I swear, my Defensive Player of the Year award is in the proofreading process, and “Sixth Man” is on the way. But tell me, what are the point of midseason awards if I ignore the most obvious one: The All-Star Game? …
by Jared Greenspan on January 30th, 2011 1 Comments »
NBA Post-Year: 2010 Awards
Hey guys! Expect some more full fledged articles soon, but with NBA.com just issuing its mid-season “report cards”, I feel like certain components of the NBA season need to be addressed. Some are obvious, some aren’t. Some are team oriented, some are player oriented. Regardless, here they are – starting with player awards candidates. Most Valuable Player 1. Dirk Nowitzki – …
by Jared Greenspan on January 23rd, 2011 1 Comments »
Dan Gilbert Responds to LeBron Leaving
Cavaliers majority owner Dan Gilbert has responded to LeBron James’ decision to leave for the Miami Heat. Here is is from NBA.com: “Dear Cleveland,All Of Northeast Ohio and Cleveland Cavaliers Supporters Wherever You May Be Tonight; As you now know, our former hero, who grew up in the very region that he deserted this evening, is no longer a Cleveland …
by Jon Alba on July 8th, 2010 3 Comments »