The Cleveland Cavaliers became an expansion franchise in 1970. Though they made the playoffs a few times, they didn’t become a factor until the mid-late 80’s. Unfortunately they kept running into Michael Jordan led Chicago Bulls who undeniably had their number. Their fortune changed in 2003 when they drafted local product LeBron James. He proceeded […]
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We continue ranking the top five players of all time for every franchise. I will take a look the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bucks franchise has some good seasons winning the NBA championship in 1971. They have 13 Division titles and two Conference titles. So after compiling all the seasons here is the top five players
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So last night the Phoenix Suns struck a deal with the Houston Rockets acquiring power forward Ryan Andersen and rookie point guard De’Anthony Melton for point guard Brandon Knight and big man Marquese Chriss. In doing so, the Suns essentially sit without a quality starting point guard. Knight was slated to start for Phoenix and
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As I continue to breakdown the East, we get to what I call the weakest division in the NBA. While they are guaranteed at least one playoff team, that maybe it. The Southeast also likely has the two worst teams in the East, if not in the league. Like the previous post, the team’s will
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Last week I started breaking down the Eastern Conference, starting with the Atlantic Division. Today I will break down the Central Division. I will show the teams in the order I expect them to finish. The top two teams should be Indiana and Milwaukee but after that it should be a right race for final
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Projected being: want to start taking a look at each division as we get closer to the start of the NBA season. Today I will look at what appears to be the strongest division not only in the East but in the NBA. The three top contenders in the East all reside in the Atlantic Division.
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This has been a crazy NBA off-season where we saw Kawhi Leonard traded to Toronto and Lebron James signing with the Lakers. Those are the big fish that moved teams. Several others teams made moves to add depth while others looked to clear salary. In what seems to be a mild summer before the crazy summer 2019 is looking
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The moment LeBron James left the Cavaliers for the Lakers, the prevailing thought was a fire sale of the current veterans and a full rebuild. However this week that looks to be exactly the opposite of what owner Dan Gilbert and GM Koby Altman want to do. They moved quickly to lock up Kevin Love
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When Kawhi Leonard told the Spurs he wanted to be traded, the Raptors seemed like an unlikely scenario. Fast Forward to this week and Leonard in now a member of the Toronto Raptors. Instead of breaking down the trade, I like to look at how the depth charts and rotations will look once you add
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So it is no secret winning the LeBron James free agency sweepstakes makes you the winner in free agency. However many are not very happy about how the rest of the roster is being shaped for this upcoming season. Some very peculiar signings, like Lance Stephenson and Rajon Rondo, who are both neither good three
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