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Steve Nash's MVP Workout

A great article by Stefan Swiat on Steve Nash’s incredible athletic gifts: Players are often branded with unfair stereotypes by critics that mask their prejudices with conventional wisdom. One of the prevalent knocks on Steve Nash by critics is that as an athlete, he is considered ordinary. Unf...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  February 20, 2008

The Boston Celtics DOMINATE New York

The Celtics just beat the Knicks 104-59. Yeah, One-oh-Four to Fifty Nine. I don’t know why I watched the whole game, but I did. Seriously, who sits through such a horrible display of basketball for so long? If it weren’t for Nate Robinson’s halfcourt three-pointer as the game clock ...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 29, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving

I’m thankful that I get to see the Harlem Globetrotter’s tonight. Should be fun. Happy Thanksgiving to all the American’s out there and anybody else who may be chowin’ down on some turkey tonight.
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 27, 2008

Changes at HoopsBlogging

I’ve decided to change the way HoopsBlogging serves it’s readers. Instead of a (typically) daily post or news article, I’m going to change it to a longer, more thought out weekly post. I’ve decided this for two reasons: Lack of Time I don’t want to report news, I want t...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 27, 2008

Kevin Durant = Adam Morrison?

Basketbawful points out that the media is unfairly favoring Kevin Durant this year, mostly based on hype. Last year at this time, Adam Morrison was being heavily criticized for similar efforts as Durant: I know it seems like I’m giving this kid a hard time, but honestly, he’s not playing ...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 14, 2008

"Trade Me Day" in New York

NBA teams are learning how to get their fans more involved these days. First, Golden State put on the “We Believe” campaign, with thousands of Warriors fans wearing yellow t-shirts. Next came the Mavs and Texas National Guard “Green Out.” Now, the New York Knicks are ready to ...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 13, 2008

TJ Ford's Injury and the Classless Atlanta Fans

As you probably know by now, TJ Ford was hit across the head by Al Horford on a layup attempt yesterday and crashed to the floor, where he laid motionless for what seemed like an eternity. TrueHoop has done a very complete article on the event… what everybody has failed to mention, however, is ...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 09, 2008

Ready, Aim, Fire

Stephen Jackson pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon as he came out firing against the Phoenix Suns last night, leading Golden State to a 129-114 win. Jackson shot the lights out, going 13 of 21 for 32 points. Since returning from suspension, Jackson has brought hope to teammates and fans t...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 09, 2008

Is Steve Nash UnCanadian?

Steve Nash recently stated that he will not play for Team Canada this summer, even if they manage to qualify for the Olympics without him. Not only is this a slap in the face to Canadian fans everywhere, but it’s also a slap to his own reputation. To really understand the pain and rejections th...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 05, 2008

Lamar Odom: Good Kid, Dumb Player

Late in the Lakers 19-point loss against Boston on December 30, Lamar Odom was angry. He was not only pissed off at the fact that he had to wear short-shorts for the entire first half, but he outraged over the fact that he’s had a disappointing basketball career due to nagging injuries. So wha...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  January 03, 2008

Bling Blogs - The Incredible Hulk

Bling Blogs" is a collection of links that are worth their weight in gold. Greg Oden has been working out…a lot. Jason Quick of The Oregonian states: “A high-ranking Blazers source told me that Oden today still has the same body-fat percentage (7.8 percent) as he did when the Blazers dra...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 16, 2007

Boston Celtics ARE That Good

The Boston Celtics are 7-0, yet they still can’t manage to gain the respect that they deserve. Coming into this season, they were perhaps the most hyped team of the century. Sure, the Lakers had Kobe, Shaq, Karl Malone, and Gary Payton all playing at the same time - but they didn’t have t...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 14, 2007

Gilbert Arenas Sucks

I love Gilbert Arenas as much as anybody else out there, but instead of showering him with praise and well-wishes as he recovers from his recent knee surgery, I’ve decided to talk about how much he sucks. First off, let me explain the reason behind this article: Nacho Hibachi responds to critic...
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 13, 2007

Oden's Big, Bad Problem

Late last week, Jason Quick of the Oregonian put together a story entitled “Big, bad Oden.” In this article, Quick reported that Greg Oden had put on 30 pounds of muscle! Thirty pounds! Message board postings were filled with skepticism regarding the added muscle and I personally also rec
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 08, 2007

Stephon Marbury Around The 'Net

The basketball world is buzzing with the news of Stephon Marbury leaving the Knicks this morning while in Phoenix. Here are some links that might help you understand the craziness behind the man who dubbed himself Starbury: Frank Isola, NY Daily News: “Isiah looks for Marbury backup and success
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 08, 2007

Mark Cuban at Blog World - Part 1

Well, I wasn’t quite able to transcribe the whole speech yet, but I was able to put together the first ten minutes. I’ll continue transcribing so that you can read everything that Mark Cuban said at the Blog World Expo in Las Vegas. —– Jim Kukral: Speaker Introduction Mark has
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 08, 2007

Lamar Odom Plays By His Own Rules

It seems as though Lamar Odom is sleepwalking out there sometimes. Seriously, what was he thinking in the following two plays? At least he wasn’t part of this next one, also from this season:
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 07, 2007

Sean Williams Is The Man

David Waldstein of NJ.com reports: For the first time all year Frank took Jason Collins out of the starting lineup and replaced him with Jamaal Magloire, and he also gave rookie Sean Williams his first start, too as Bostjan Nachbar (previously starting for Nenad Krstic) sat down. Williams responded
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 07, 2007

Chris Wilcox's All-Star Snub

Chris Wilcox thinks that it’s crazy he didn’t get mentioned on the All-Star ballot this year, I think that it’s crazy he even cares. The Seattle Times ran a story this morning on the snub: When told he was not among the 24 Western Conference forwards chosen for the All-Star ballot,
Via HoopsBlogging  |  December 03, 2007

"Trade Me Day" in New York

NBA teams are learning how to get their fans more involved these days. First, Golden State put on the "We Believe" campaign, with thousands of Warriors fans wearing yellow t-shirts. Next came the Mavs and Texas National Guard "Green Out." Now, the New York Knicks are ready to step up to the plate.
Via HoopsBlogging  |  November 23, 2007

Gilbert Arenas Sucks

I love Gilbert Arenas as much as anybody else out there, but instead of showering him with praise and well-wishes as he recovers from his recent knee surgery, I've decided to talk about how much he sucks.
Via HoopsBlogging  |  November 22, 2007

Steve Nash: You Have To Practice

Found via NBA.com
Via HoopsBlogging  |  November 21, 2007

Kevin Durant = Adam Morrison?

Durant's numbers aren't much better than Adam Morrison's from last year. So why is he so hyped? Because the NBA is a business, that's why.
Via HoopsBlogging  |  November 20, 2007

Oden's Big, Bad Problem

Even though Oden's Weight Gain 4000 act seems improbable, Portland insiders are saying that it is true - but not necessarily good.
Via HoopsBlogging  |  November 19, 2007

Chris Wilcox's All-Star Snub

Chris Wilcox thinks that it's crazy he didn't get mentioned on the All-Star ballot this year, I think that it's crazy he even cares.
Via HoopsBlogging  |  November 16, 2007
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