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Adidas has been doing horrible, horrible things to NBA uniforms since they acquired Reebok, the NBA’s previous apparel supplier, in 2006.  But what they’ve done to the Golden State Warriors’ latest alternate jersey trumps all their previous crimes of on-court … Continue reading →

Welcome, everyone, to the weekly NBA247365.COM video podcast, episode three!  For this edition I, Stephen Coston, will be joined by a couple of guests.  Returning once again is NBA247365.COM/ESPN True Hoop Network contributor Jacob Frankel (@jacob_frankel), and making his first … Continue reading →

Good morning, basketball fans, and welcome to the third installment of “The Best of the D-League.” As always, Scott from CrabDribbles.com is here to present to you a summary of the D-League’s standout performances along with the top five plays … Continue reading →

Back in the summer of ’05, Charlie Villanueva was selected seventh overall by the Toronto Raptors.  A versatile combo forward out of UConn, Villanueva was brought north of the border to join budding superstar Chris Bosh in a promising frontcourt … Continue reading →

I still don’t like the trade from a business standpoint, but Rudy Gay proved his basic on-court worth to the Raptors in a 100-98 overtime victory in Indiana.  Though Gay experienced just mixed success (9-25 from the floor) going one-on-one … Continue reading →

Reggie Miller is one of the greatest shooting guards of all time. This, we know. He’s responsible for countless breathtaking moments and must-see classics. But now he is a broadcaster, and he wastes the majority of his breath spewing ill … Continue reading →

Basketball fans enjoyed two pleasant surprises as this year’s Slam Dunk Contest participants were announced.  Firstly, the NBA caught us all off guard by going with six contestants.  This used to be the norm (as many as nine have dunked … Continue reading →

In their first road test since Rajon Rondo’s injury, the Celtics were able to come back from 10 down at the start of the fourth quarter to beat the Raptors 99-95 and extend their win streak to five games.  The … Continue reading →

I’m not exactly sure what Dwyane Wade has to do with the selection of Slam Dunk Contest participants, but apparently something because James White is promising to win* if Wade picks him as a contestant.  About a week ago, a … Continue reading →

With four minutes and 22 seconds to go in the first quarter of Milwaukee’s eventual loss to the Nuggets, Samuel Dalembert checked in.  Seven minutes and 26 seconds later, Dalembert had 14 points.  Come halftime, he had 21.  On the … Continue reading →