The NBA has evolved significantly since the 3-point line first appeared in 1979-80 season. Many players used their long-range shots as another weapon to their repertory, but nowadays, every player should have a decent the 3-point shot in order to become a successful player. Andre Drummond Serious About Taking Three’s Next Season That’s the case […]
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Kobe Bryant is universally viewed as one of the best players in NBA history. This is rightfully so, as Bryant has been one of the best scorers in NBA history and is a 5x NBA champion (2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010). What many people overlook, is that Kobe really is an overrated NBA player. Putting
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We can all agree that the Golden State Warriors have forever changed the NBA. But along with that, they have changed how we look at the NBA. Golden State’s dominance in the past five years is one of the greatest sports runs in history. This has caused many NBA fans to look to the future.
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Brandon Ingram has the potential to be one of the best players in the NBA. The six foot nine swingman out of the University of Duke has been compared to Kevin Durant because of his long (7′ 3″) wingspan and thin body. He improved dramatically from his rookie year. His rookie year was a struggle
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“The Snake” After leaving the Oklahoma City Thunder, Kevin Durant shocked most NBA fans by signing with the Golden State Warriors. This sent shock waves throughout the basketball world, immediately causing an uproar of hate on social media. Of all days, he chose to announce his independence from OKC and Westbrook on the 4th of
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The Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers are playing against each other in their fourth consecutive NBA Finals, and the Warriors are the clear favorite. The Warriors’ roster is much better than the Cavaliers’ roster, because there are two MVPs on the Warriors, in Kevin Durant and Steph Curry, and only one on the
For the fourth consecutive year, the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors will face off in the NBA Finals. They are the first teams in history to meet up against each other for more than two straight years. Cleveland Cavaliers This season and the rosters were a little different for the two clubs. For
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LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers must show no Love to the Boston Celtics as they are without Kevin Love for tonight’s crucial Game 7. LeBron James at home has been dominant, while on the road he has had his challenges. During this series, the home team has won every game. Hence, the Cavaliers have
Ben Simmons made history in game four of the playoffs in the first round. Ben Simmons triple-double makes him, “the first rookie to record a playoff triple-double since Magic Johnson (1980),” according to a tweet by Bleacher Report. This playoff triple-double places Simmons in history with other prominent players. This wasn’t any easy task to
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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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