If you can only sit down to watch one NBA game a night, this is the list for you. Each night has one excellent game for you to enjoy. The Timberwolves have a tough week with three big games. Each game features a team in the playoff race. As teams inch closer to the All-Star […]
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The Cavaliers are on a course they don’t want to be on. They’ve lost 9 of their last 12 and their falling way behind the Celtics for the top seed in the East. Trade Season is upon us, so we take a look at potential partners for the Cavs. 1. The Dream Cavaliers receive: C
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Welcome to The Weekend Watch, this weekend is jam-packed with games from all sports. The first major of the tennis season is in full swing down under. The PGA Tour is in La Quinta, California. The NHL has a Sunday afternoon game. Five big college basketball games on Saturday. NBA is back on primetime Saturday
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The NBA has done a great job over the last couple of years having a great slate of games on Martin Luther King Day. This year was no exception. The Golden State Warriors took on the Cleveland Cavaliers for a Christmas Day re-match. Chris Paul returned to Los Angeles to take on his former team, the
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This weekend you have seven must-see games. Saturday is jammed packed with three Top 25 college basketball games. The Big 12, arguably the best basketball conference this year, boasts two of the games. The NFL playoffs start back up with a great NFC game between the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles. Then Sunday, the best
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Ginobili’s Greatest Games Manu Ginobili, four-time NBA champion with the San Antonio Spurs, is still out on the court hitting clutch shots and winning games at the grand old age of 40. The Olympic Gold winning guard with Argentina recently rolled back the years with his second game-winner of the season, laying up two crucial
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Lonzo Ball has been one of the biggest story lines so far in this young NBA season. After being a star as a one-and-done prospect at UCLA last season, with a million storylines being devoted to his father, Ball was taken by the Lakers with the second pick overall in the 2017 NBA Draft. The
Lonzo Ball’s Rookie Year: Three Pros and Cons Read More »
The Los Angeles Lakers almost completed a twenty-three point comeback the other night in their game against the Pelicans. Despite their miraculous run towards the end, they fell short losing by seven points, 119-112. Lonzo Ball nearly had a triple-double with eight rebounds, eight points, and thirteen assists. However, that wasn’t the exciting factor about the
Lakers Preview: Front Court Must Score to Secure a Victory Read More »
So far in this fresh 2017-2018 NBA season, some teams have already lost games. For a few other teams, they have lost even more with their star players being out of the season. One, for example, is forward Gordon Hayward of the Boston Celtics being injured in the first game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Another
Brooklyn Nets without Jeremy Lin for the rest of the 2017-2018 NBA season Read More »
After a long five months of preseason moves, trades, and draft picks, the 2017-2018 NBA season is finally underway. Many teams went through a big transformation, but you could make the argument that the two Los Angeles teams; the Clippers and Lakers have gone through the most changes. Here is your Clippers Lakers preview for
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