This weekend is jammed packed with sporting events. Down Under, the first tennis major will finish up with two excellent matches. The PGA Tour continues their California swing at Torrey Pines. College Basketball features the Big XII/SEC challenge and a matchup of two Top 5 teams. The Senior Bowl is taking place in Mobile, Alabama. […]
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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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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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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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The 2017 NBA off season has been one of the craziest off seasons in history. Kyrie Irving is a Celtic, Carmelo Anthony might join the Houston Rockets, Chris Paul is a Rocket! Paul George and Jimmy Butler moved out west. George joined the MVP Russell Westbrook on the Thunder, and Butler joined Karl-Anthony Towns and
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In 2011, the Los Angeles Clippers formed a “Big 3” that was supposed to challenge the NBA. Many predicted them to cause havoc for opponents and win a lot of games as a result. They were supposed to compete with the Miami Heat’s own Big 3. This has not happened, and the Clippers are now
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The NBA’s Western Conference has been the more dominant conference for a long time, but the win-loss columns really show it this year. Here is the NBA Playoff picture for The West (part 2). Be sure to check our other previews: Eastern Conference (#8-5) Eastern Conference (#4-1) Western Conference (#8-5) NBA Playoff Picture: The West (Part Two)
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