Jaylen. Kareem. LeBron. St. Kobe. And More: Notes From the Riots
In a withering panorama of violence from city to city, and across the country LeBron James dared to ask “Why doesn’t American Love Us”
Mark Cuban’s Plan Impacts The Lottery. Does That Even Matter?
Leave it to Mark Cuban to interject excitement, drama, and flavor into an NBA season that may be six weeks away
Mark Cuban Is Winning
Mark Cuban is one of the few winners of Covid-19. His straight talk, his honest prescriptions, his critique of the current administration has upped his national profile and given him legitimacy.
Scottie Is Blue
Scottie Pippen was expecting more from Michael Jordan in The Last Dance documentary. Instead, he got less.
After The Last Dance Hasn’t Been Kind to Jordan the GM
Still waiting for Michael Jordan the GM to be a front office GOAT.
Phil Jackson, Duke Basketball, and why Kyrie Irving Matters
Duke Basketball engenders a lot of emotion. Either it’s an overrated college to the NBA pipeline program. Or, it’s the cream of the crop.
Giannis, the Warriors, and Desperation
Giannis Antetokounmpo keeps reappearing in the Warriors dreams. He’s a perfect Kevin Durant replacement. Except he wants to bring a title to Milwaukee.
Shawn Marion Wants You to Know He’s A Hall of Famer
Shawn Marion was a versatile NBA player and a strong defender who didn’t crave the spotlight. He’s an NBA champion who is famously known for his ugly shot.
The ’96 Draft Was A Study In Elite Talent and GM Mistakes
The 1996 NBA draft ushered in elitism, athleticism, and dominance.
NBA Gambling Gone Pete Rose Wrong: Players on the Take
The financial ramifications of Covid-19 creates a gambling lure. It’s a quick way to recoup lost wages. The NBA is open to gambling on games but there is a dangerous cost. So, be very careful Adam Silver.