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.
The Chicago-Detroit Hate Fest
The Detroit Pistons were the toughest team in the NBA. Could it last? Could they thwart Michael Jordan four years in a row? Nah.
Krause Built the Bulls, Took All the Credit, Was Despised and then Disappeared
Jerry Krause built the Bulls. Then he set the Bulls on fire.
April Is Cruel. So is Coronavirus.
April is the cruelest month. Karl-Anthony Towns is living that in real-time
Mark Cuban Doing the Right Thing. Chicago Bulls Doing the White Thing.
Mark Cuban believes coronavirus will make company bosses kinder to their employees. While in Chicago a white VP of Basketball Ops replaces a white VP of Basketball Ops
An O.J. Mayo Sighting
O.J. Mayo is currently banned from the NBA. His route to redemption has China as a proving ground and then, perhaps, reinstatement.
Stephon Marbury Is Trying To Save New York
The secret about Stephon Marbury: he’s a humanitarian
Austin Rivers Game Winner: Where Are His Teammates Now?
Austin Rivers played in the Duke-NC rivalry. In 2012, he hit a game winner. Then he declared for the NBA draft. Has he had the best career of all the players on the court that day?
Coronavirus-NBA Winners and Losers
Paul George was a question mark in the month of March. He was all banged up. If NBA games resume, George will be 100% healthy. The Clippers will be the title favorite.