Posts Tagged ‘Steve Nash’

NBA News and Notes for May 16th

May 16th, 2008 by Brian Cronin

The Spurs have forced the first Game 7 of the second round, beating the New Orleans Hornets 99-80. The home team now has won a staggering 20 out of 21 games in the second round. Last year, the home team was 13-10.

Ah… The Bittersweet Taste of Ambivalence

May 12th, 2008 by David Crockett

As you are no doubt aware by now, the Knicks have hired former Phoenix Suns head coach Mike D’Antoni to be their new head coach (4 years/$6 million per). Opinions are flying in from pundits, bloggers, fans, and onlookers. Opinions, it should come as no surprise, cover the spectrum. Some are excited. Others are disappointed. [...]

NBA News and Notes for April 30

April 30th, 2008 by Brian Cronin

Wow, a lot of big news in the NBA today! The biggest is that both Mike D’Antoni and Avery Johnson are going to be on the coaching market. This makes Donnie Walsh look pretty good for not making a coaching decision already, as it’s not every year that two former Coaches of the Year fall [...]

Coach of the Year Needs a Do Over

April 19th, 2008 by David Crockett

Coach of the Year is my least favorite NBA award. I tend not to get terribly upset by MVP balloting, as most of the time the choice is among numerous deserving candidates. Although I am firmly in the camp that believes MVP awards by definition should go to the “Most Outstanding Player”, I cannot begrudge [...]

The Worst Article Of 2007

December 3rd, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

Folks it’s about that time of year again, to announce the worst article of 2007. While there were many fine candidates throughout the year there’s one article that was published just 2 days ago that has surpassed all others. I’m proud to say that this work is right up there with previous winners such as [...]

Do Stats Lie?

September 24th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

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

Where would you rank Steve Nash among the NBA’s best players?

August 2nd, 2007 by Brian Cronin

So I was discussing the Garnett trade with a friend, and part of the discussion was how KG coming to the East helps change the dynamics a bit of the Top NBA players, most of whom play out West. So we did a quick run through of who we thought WERE the top NBA players, [...]