The Orlando Magic opened their season at home Wednesday night against the Miami Heat– their first home game since the passing of longtime owner Richard DeVos. The Magic have missed the playoffs each of the previous six years since trading Dwight Howard. With three minutes left in the first quarter, I (along with most of […]
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The Golden State Warriors captured another NBA title in the 2017-2018 season. In the 2018 NBA off-season, there were a ton of splashes via trades and free agency. This was one of the more exciting off-seasons we have ever seen. We have seen Kawhi Leonard and Demar DeRozan switch teams, and Demarcus Cousins joins an already stacked
The Minnesota Timberwolves are the 2nd coming of the 2007-2016 OKC Thunder. In 2016, The Timberwolves were viewed as the NBA team that would dominate the NBA in the next few years. It is now almost 2019, and that looks to hardly be the case. The Wolves young core of Andrew Wiggins, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Zach
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A new season with a new beginning is an understatement when it comes to changes to the Los Angeles Clippers. Before last season, the Clippers traded point guard Chris Paul to the Houston Rockets and started a rebuild. Going into last season, Los Angeles still had their old look with center DeAndre Jordan and power
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Hello die-hard basketball fans, the 2019 NBA regular season is fast approaching. The 73rd season will begin on Tuesday, October 16th. The opening contests on that day are the Eastern Conference rival 76ers vs Celtics and the Thunder vs. Warriors. It’s taking place in the middle of the NFL season and MLB postseason. Of course,
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The Chicago Bulls are entering their 53rd season in the NBA. Chicago has made 35 playoff appearances with six championships during their existence. Of course, those six championships were won over an eight-year stretch in the 1990’s. The 1995-96 Bulls held the NBA record for most wins in a season (72) until the 2015-16 Golden
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The Houston Rockets came into existence in 1967-68 as the San Diego Rockets. They spent their first four years in California before making the move to Houston for the 1971-72 season. The Rockets reached their first NBA Finals in 1980-81, despite only having a record of 40-42. They eventually lost in six games to the
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As the NBA season approaches, we are counting down the top five players for every franchise. Today we will be looking at the top five players for the Detroit Pistons. The Pistons were founded in 1941 in Fort Wayne, Indiana where they were called the Fort Wayne (Zollner) Pistons as a member of the National
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As the NBA season approaches, we are counting down the top five players for every franchise. Today we will be looking at the top five players for the Denver Nuggets. The team was founded as the Denver Lark in 1967 as a part of the American Basketball Association. Before their first season, they changed their
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Amazingly, this franchise is already entering its 11th year in Oklahoma City. The Thunder have a rich history however, that dates back to the 1967-68 season when they were the Seattle SuperSonics. The franchise reached the pinnacle early in it’s Seattle days, winning its only title during the 1978-79 season. That team was led by
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