As the Coronavirus spreads across the globe, the world of sports has been put on hold. Last week, we saw March Madness get canceled and the NBA season postponed. With no end in sight to a world without sports, we can look to the past to get our fix. Although the 2010’s decade has concluded, […]
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With the NBA season well underway and the trade deadline quickly approaching, playoff contenders will look to bolster their roster for the stretch run. There will also be those teams who simply want to salary dump for their rebuild. Heck, there will be teams admitting their free-agent signings were mistakes (looking at you New York
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Rodney Hood was flawless from beyond the arc, going one hundred percent making all of his three-pointers along with twenty-six points. This victory comes the day after the organization fired Tyronn Lue. They moved on from Lue, despite him coaching the Cleveland Cavaliers to three NBA Finals. Cleveland wasn’t winning any games and not playing
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As the NBA season approaches, we are counting down the top five players for every franchise. Here, we take a look at the top five players in Minnesota Timberwolves franchise history. The T’Wolves are an interesting franchise. They have only had a couple of prime time players who played there for an extended amount of
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Lebron James carries Cleveland to Victory Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in game one were disappointing, others would say embarrassing. They had a different mindset coming out of the gates for game two. Despite the stellar performance by James, Cleveland still almost allowed this game to reach overtime. This almost happened because of the
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The Cleveland Cavaliers had a tumultuous month of January, some would even call it disastrous. They lost 13 of 19 from Christmas day, to the end of January. Lebron didn’t look like himself, and the locker room was in disarray. To make matters worse they lost Kevin Love, to a broken hand, for 8 weeks.
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With the trade deadline this week, many teams are looking to improve their rosters or shed expiring contracts. Two big trades have already happened. The Clippers sent Blake Griffin to the Pistons and the Bulls shipped Nikola Mirotic to the Pelicans. Many teams have played over fifty games this season. Teams are competing for playoff
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It’s not very often that we see an injury epidemic sweep over the NBA landscape. This has been the “Year of the Injury” across all sports. High profile athletes to the likes of Aaron Rodgers, J.J. Watt, Odell Beckham Jr., John Wall, Gordon Hayward, Jeremy Lin, Michael Pineda, David Wright and more missed time due to
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Cleveland has a history of crumbling sports franchises. However, it’s looking like a Cavaliers finals return is in the makings this season. Cleveland isn’t a city built for believing. It’s industrial scenery, full of empty factories and warehouses scattered throughout the limits, certainly doesn’t inspire hope to the residents living there. Nor does it inspire
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