Posts Tagged ‘Michael Jordan’

Game 4 Should End Jordan Comparisons

June 13th, 2008 by Mike Kurylo

Yesterday’s Game 4 of the NBA’s Finals was one for the ages. The Celtics were down by 24 points, but rallied back for a 97-91 victory. The Lakers went into the game down 2 games to 1 in a series where Boston held the home court advantage. It was a game they needed to win. [...]

NBA News and Notes for April 29th (Updated 8:03 PM)

April 29th, 2008 by Brian Cronin

* The biggest news of the night has to be the Atlanta Hawks taking two in a row at home from the Boston Celtics, to go back to Boston tied at two games apiece!

Even Wikipedia Hates Isiah

December 16th, 2007 by Brian Cronin

After the fold, I will quote the current Wikipedia entry for Isiah Thomas. It is a pretty amusing piece of work, as this is supposedly written with a “neutral viewpoint.” See for yourself if you think it reads as neutral or not.

Do Stats Lie?

September 24th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

The mighty 1991 Nuggets? The Bears are led by Rex Grossman?

Trying to Avoid Sam Bowie

September 14th, 2007 by Brian Cronin

As you may or may not have heard, #1 overall pick, Greg Oden, of the Portland Trailblazers, had season-ending knee surgery Thursday. First off, from a fan’s perspective, this news is terrible, as I think the whole basketball community was looking forward to Durant/Oden in the 2007-08 season. But what does it really mean for [...]

Tip Off

June 21st, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

Tuesday on PTI, the lead story was about the upcoming NBA draft. The consensus is that either Oden or Kevin Durant will be taken first overall, and according to PTI hosts Wilbon & Kornheiser the Portland Trailblazers are uncertain who they’ll take with the first pick. This draft is thought to be the deepest one [...]

Striking Gold in the Alamo

January 4th, 2007 by Michael Zannettis

A League of Their Own The current prevailing opinion is that there are three clear cut NBA Championship contenders?Spurs, Mavs, and Suns?with the rest of the league on the outside looking in. We as objective analysts make our living proving popular opinion wrong?except when it?s exactly right on the money. The Spurs, Mavs, and Suns [...]