The Doc Rivers Riddle
A wise man learns from others’ mistakes. An average man learns from his own mistakes. A fool never learns.
D’Antoni Is Jumping Ship. Or, Is He Abandoning It?
When superstars leave a contender everyone whines and vomits and spews venoms. But when coaches leave a contender, radio silence.
The Jason Kidd Wagering Is A Bust
When searching for a head coach, Frank Vogel was the Lakers 3rd option. Forcing Jason Kidd on Vogel was seen as a way to usher Kidd in at the expense of Vogel’s medicority. But a funny thing happened on the way to the Kidd-Laker coronation. Vogel is skilled at coaching in the playoffs.
James Harden Redemption
James Harden is defining his position in a unique way. Small ball is what he does best and with grand flourish.
Budenholzer Has Huge Flaws But Keeping Giannis In Town Is Job #1
When is winning semi-important? When Giannis is about to become a free agent.
Steve Nash the Tutor
Steve Nash and the Warriors. Nothing. More. Needs. To. Be. Said.
I Like Steve Nash In Brooklyn. But I’m Not A Black Coach That Just Got Ignored
Steve Nash was the ultimate leader as a NBA superstar. But history says, great players make horrible coaches. Inexperienced coaches though have become great coaches.
Rooting for the Bucks To Choke? So Are the Warriors and Friends
Giannis is in a very difficult second round series with the Milwaukke Bucks. If he loses, his Milwaukke legacy may be in serious jeopardy.
Jamal Murray Just Repped Fannie Lou Hamer and No One Noticed
Fannie Lou Hamer, a victim of police brutality, was sick and tired of being sick and tired. Jamal Murray is also sick and tired of being sick and tired.
Three Is An Unlucky Number
The death of Uncle Cliffy continues the heartbreaking year for the NBA. For Blazers fans it’s even worse. Clifford Robinson, Kevin Duckworth, and Jerome Kersey all died prematurely.