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Best 2013 NBA Draft Second Round Picks?

by Sebastian Egerton-Read • July 1, 2013

Successful basketball franchises are often built through free agency, very high draft picks or major trades. However, there are also organizations that rely heavily upon drafting well throughout. They rely upon picking up future role players in the second round. Those roles players can play absolutely huge roles when it comes to the long regular […]


Can Anthony Bennett Really Succeed With The Cleveland Cavaliers?

by Sebastian Egerton-Read • June 29, 2013

The Cleveland Cavaliers shocked the basketball world when they selected UNLV forward Anthony Bennett with the first overall pick in the 2013 NBA draft. Bennett instantly became the highest drafted Canadian player in the history of the NBA. The question now for the 6-foot-8 power forward is whether he can enjoy success in the NBA.


Is Phil Jackson Really Done Coaching in the NBA?

by James Folsom • May 10, 2013

Is Phil Jackson really done coaching in the NBA? It did not appear so earlier this year when it looked as if he was clearly interested in coming back to coach the Los Angeles Lakers after they fired Mike Brown five games into the season. But now, after turning down the Brooklyn Nets job earlier […]


A Way Too Early Look at 2018 NBA Playoffs

by James Folsom • May 8, 2013

This year’s NBA playoffs are just getting to the good part and you want to talk next year? Why not? The teams who are still playing will all be back next year anyway. Half of this year’s playoff teams are home now, and those will be the ones who may not be back. So who […]


NBA Head Coaching Changes: Who Will End Up Where?

by James Folsom • April 30, 2013

Every time a sports season ends, many coaches whose teams underachieved lose their jobs. It’s just part of the game. Coaches are hired to be fired in most cases. The NBA season is over for most teams so now is a good time to look at the vacant jobs and speculate on who may take […]


Tracking the Florida Gators 2004 Class in the NBA Playoffs

by James Folsom • April 24, 2013

The Florida Gators were the last team to win back to back NCAA Tournaments in 2006 and 2007. There were three NBA lottery picks from that team, Al Horford, Joakim Noah and Corey Brewer. All three of those players were part of the 2004 signing class along with Taurean Green. They were all roommates during […]


Analyzing Round One of the NBA Eastern Conference Playoffs

by James Folsom • April 19, 2013

The regular season is done and finally we know now what the first round match-ups are. Let’s look at each Eastern Conference series and give our predictions. Miami Heat vs Milwaukee Bucks- This is the number one vs number eight match-up, an like many of these it is a mismatch. he Heat finished the regular […]


Will Injured Derrick Rose Ever Return to the Bulls?

by James Folsom • April 1, 2013

The big question in the Chicago Bulls season has been whether or not superstar point guard Derrick Rose will come back from his injured knee suffered in last season’s playoffs. He has been rumored to be close ever since the All-Star break back in February. Yet here we are with a only a handful of […]


NBA Playoff Projections: A Different Look Than Last Time

by James Folsom • March 15, 2013

There has been a lot of shifting since the last time we took a look at possible playoff scenarios. Now that we are about a month away, we can also make some predictions based on what we think will happen the rest of the regular season. Since the races are so tight we have to […]


What NBA Coaches are on the Hot Seat?

by James Folsom • March 9, 2013

As the NBA regular season winds down, we know there will be coaching change made. There are every year. So let’s take a look at ones who likely won’t be back for the start of next season: Doug Collins, Philadelphia 76ers- The Sixers were a playoff team a year ago. They won’t be this year. […]