A season and a half ago, approximately eight years into his NBA career, J.J. Redick found a way to contribute in ways that expanded his role as off-the-bench, three-point sniper.
There’s no way Steph Curry can be the best shooter in NBA history already, can he?
Isiah Thomas was my favorite NBA player by far, of the 1980’s. Second on that list? Clyde Drexler.
It’s no secret that Dwight Howard isn’t very well-liked. In fact, he may be the most disliked NBA superstar in the history of the league.
Steph Curry was rightfully awarded the 2014-15 NBA MVP trophy yesterday in a lopsided vote that made all the talk about James Harden and Russell Westbrook seem ridiculous in hindsight.
I really wonder what DeAndre Jordan’s free-throw coach emphasizes during their sessions. Whether miss or make (usually miss), Jordan has a really bad habit of leaving the free throw line.
This story is about a week old now, but it’s worth posting. Steph Curry reportedly hit 77 consecutive three-point shots during a practice last week.
Recently, I saw a Dime Magazine Facebook post that pointed to an uproxx.com web address and not the dimemag.com domain.
With all the talk of the Golden State Warrior’s success this season, almost all of the talk has centered on Steph Curry.
As many shoes as I have gone through playing basketball. I’ve never been much of a sneakehead.
I am big on sportsmanship. You may not believe that after reading this post, but it’s true.
Any NBA player would kill to have a showcase reel for their entire season that Steph Curry put together against the Oklahoma City Thunder back in January
The Wisconsin Badgers is arguably the toughest college basketball teams in the tournament.
Breaking someone’s ankles or making an opponent fall with a quick change of direction has been overblown over the years.
When comparing a basketball player with another, usually those comparisons fall in line with race.
I was scrolling through my Facebook feed and there was a post about Jeremy Lin and Jordan Clarkson making NBA history.
If you grew up in the 1980’s obsessed with the NBA and owned a VCR then you had an NBA Superstars VHS tape sitting next to Caddyshack and Airplane!
Against the Golden State Warriors, the 6-3 Jeremy Lin chased down the 6-7 Draymond Green for a shocking block.
As a basketball fanatic, I’ve never been crazy about March Madness as some of my fellow basketball loving friends do.
It’s not as if we need any more evidence that Byron Scott has it out for Jeremy Lin, but his comments after the Laker’s loss to the New York Knicks on Thursday just proves that winning isn’t on his mind.
I recently talked about how scary Russell Westbrook must be to guard. A couple days after that post, Kyrie Irving went off for 57 points.
Russell Westbrook is a scary player in a league of supremely talented basketball players.
It’s no secret now that Larry Bird was a trash talker, but if you grew up in the 1980s watching Bird like I did, you wouldn’t have no clue.
Jeremy Lin had a standout game last night against the Celtics in the Laker’s 118-111 win.