Posted by Andrew on July 22, 2008
Despite the down time between NBA free agency and the Summer Olympic Games, we can always count on NBA star Gilbert Arenas to provide us with something to talk about. Recent comments made by the Washington Wizards guard, fresh off signing a new $111 million deal, imply that his eccentric ways may be coming to an end.
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Posted by Andrew on July 16, 2008
When the Los Angeles Clippers acquired Marcus Camby from the Denver Nuggets Tuesday night, the impact was felt on the other side of the league. That’s because the financial hopes and dreams of some of this summer’s top restricted free agents, most of which play in the Eastern Conference, suddenly came to a nightmarish end.
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Posted by Andrew on July 13, 2008
When former University of Arizona recruit Brandon Jennings announced his intension of spending a year playing professional ball overseas instead of collegiately for Lute Olsen, everybody appeared to have an opinion — including us. However, despite what you may think, I was actually really glad one of the country’s top prep players finally decided to start earning a paycheck rather than spending a year in college, whining about the NBA’s age limit.
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Posted by Andrew on July 10, 2008
The Philadelphia 76ers signing of Elton Brand, among several other moves that have been made by various teams during the first month of the NBA off-season, has suddenly made the Eastern Conference formidable once again.
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Posted by Andrew on July 9, 2008
We’ve evaluated the 2007 NBA Draft and given you our Potential Draft Steals, so now let’s take a moment and look at which players are most likely to be considered a “bust” five years down the road.
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Posted by Andrew on July 8, 2008
Now that the much anticipated NBA Draft has come and gone and summer league games have begun, let’s take a moment to look at a few players that may have slipped through the cracks on draft night.
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Posted by Andrew on July 7, 2008
Only a week after agreeing to terms with one of the leagues top free agents and appearing to be one of the NBA’s off-season winners, the Los Angeles Clippers are now in a state of shock, and find themselves the victims of free agent market rather than the beneficiaries. As if Clippers fans didn’t already have it hard enough.
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Posted by Andrew on July 4, 2008
It’s now official: an NBA franchise will be in Oklahoma City next year. It’s actually been official for a few days now, but I decided to wait until the dark cloud had been removed before I sat down to share some thoughts about it.
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Posted by Andrew on July 3, 2008
Message to all those Cavaliers fans out there: as if you weren’t already paranoid enough about LeBron leaving once he becomes a free agent, judging from his comments earlier this week, we might as well start the countdown until he leaves. After all, he sure isn’t putting an end to the speculation that he could end up playing in New York in 2010.
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Posted by Andrew on July 2, 2008
When the Golden State Warriors won 48 games this past season, yet failed to make the playoffs, they became the best lottery team in league history. However, with the verbal agreement the Los Angeles Clippers have made with former-Golden State point guard Baron Davis, look for them to replace the Warriors as one of the most exciting borderline playoff teams out West.
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