With the regular season in the rear-view, the Los Angeles Lakers were ready to prove all doubters wrong. Perceptions for this title favorite were more varied than expected. Plenty of oddsmakers, insiders, and fans gave them the appropriate respect. Though even with Anthony Davis and
The “NBA Bubble” resulted in a viewing experience unlike anything ever seen. Title favorites such as the Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Clippers wilted under traditional postseason pressure compounded by the strange, new circumstances. That gave way to unprecedented runs by gritty teams like the
The Milwaukee Bucks stood together in unity in a continued stand against police brutality and boycotted Game 5 of the NBA Playoffs against the Orlando Magic. The move comes following the shooting of Jacob Blake by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the second police shooting in
With the season finally restarting after the COVID-19 hiatus, there is also speculation on who the champion will be. Some of the favorites coming in include the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers out of the West. The Milwaukee Bucks and Toronto Raptors are
The NBA is back in full swing thanks to the bubble and a little bit seems right with the world again. With all of this in mind, one question that gets overlooked and needs to be asked is which second fiddle is the best in
This week on episode 42 of the CrownHoops podcast, Jordan Daly, Stacey Collier, and Ben Okazawa talk about the Orlando Bubble that is set up for the NBA’s return, look at some recent free agent signings (J.R. Smith, Joakim Noah, etc.), discuss how the NBA
