The Los Angeles Clippers came into the season projected as a favorite to win the NBA Finals. After acquiring Kawhi Leonard and Paul George in the offseason, it is no wonder many expected them to give the Los Angeles Lakers a run for their money.
NBA records are some of the greatest accomplishments fans will ever witness. Not only do they add to the glory of an NBA player, but also go down in history. As the saying goes, records are made to be broken. That sentiment is usually true,
Montrezl Harrell is one of the free agents who will be courted by a few different teams this season. A quality hustle player who can rack up the rebounds night in and night out despite being relatively undersized for his position. He has improved massively
Basketball is a sport with some of the greatest athletes the world has ever seen. The history of this game is rich, and we have witnessed many talented players come and go over the years. During their careers, several legendary players have set the standard for
LeBron James is arguably a top-two player of all time. When it’s all said and done, he’s going to be on the NBA’s Mount Rushmore. LeBron James has already accomplished more than some players will achieve in a 20-year career and he’s not even finished
NBA jersey numbers go with sports in general just like peanut butter goes with jelly. The NBA has had a ton of talented players grace their league ever since its introduction. We have seen great players wear numbers ranging from 00 all the way to
When it comes to the late and great, John Havlicek, he tends to get overshadowed by other Boston Celtics’ legends. After all, the plethora of stars that have come through the storied franchise is insane. It ranges from Bill Russell and Bob Cousy to Larry
The Sacramento Kings have sure had a rough go within the past decade. From being mismanaged to stars leaving or being traded, the team is dying for some form of success. The team has tasted legitimate success since the early 2000s when they had the
Coming into the NBA season, no one expected Christian Wood to have the breakout year he has had. Not only has the 6′ 10′ big man been a rare bright spot for the Detroit Pistons, but the four-year UNLV product is also starting to hit
Maryland star Len Bias was supposed to be better than Michael Jordan. The 6’8” forward was drafted second overall by the Boston Celtics in the 1986 NBA Draft with sky-high expectations after a standout senior season. At 22, Bias died of a cocaine overdose suffered in