Russell Westbrook is a very passionate player and he typically generates one of two emotions from enthusiasts: love or hate. Even if you’re a firm Westbrook apologist, the type of behavior seen in the video below is extremely inappropriate during a nationally televised game. Read more »
The Brooklyn Nets — or rather Reggie Evans — was pumping the Brooklyn Nets up to be more than adequate opposition for the defending world champions. Read more »
JaVale McGee of the Denver Nuggets has been sidelined for a few games due to an injury, but that doesn’t matter, because he is still an outstanding teammate without even stepping foot onto the court. Read more »
Danilo Gallinari was vocally upset after Denver’s narrow win over the Indiana Pacers Monday night and it was evident during Wednesday’s game against the Houston Rockets. Gallinari was determined and his aggressive face reflected a player that wanted to spill blood against Houston. Read more »
Trades happen, often times, at a drop of the hat, and sometimes it has to do with fiscal reasons which is where the Memphis Grizzlies stood with Rudy Gay. Read more »
Matt Barnes was ejected during the second quarter of the Wednesday night matchup of the L.A. Clippers and Minnesota Timberwolves after grabbing Greg Stiemsma’s neck. Read more »
The Los Angeles Clippers ended up beating the Minnesota Timberwolves Wednesday night, but not without a little physicality late in the 4th quarter. Read more »
You may remember the Foot Locker commercials over the summer starring Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Love, Russell Westbrook and James Harden, which included my favorite commercial “Tear-Away.” Read more »
The 28-18 Denver Nuggets had a bevy of expectations placed on their strong shoulders in the off-season; after all, they were able to trade for Andre Iguodala and things were expected to magically cohere together. Read more »
Despite the Los Angeles Lakers resembling more of a team by employing basic basketball tactics like ball movement and feeding the big men, but some things don’t change. Read more »
