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ArizonaSports.com: No sooner than you can start to wonder, “is Michael Beasley finally getting his shit together?,” he goes and gets busted for doing 26 miles over the limit in an unregistered vehicle with a suspended license and a gun … Continue reading →

@BreakTheHuddle goes into the laboratory to painstakingly study each of the NBA’s franchise nicknames. On January 24th, the New Orleans NBA franchise unveiled plans to change their team nickname from the Hornets to the Louisiana-inspired “Pelicans”. Reactions from around the … Continue reading →

In case you hadn’t gathered, ^that’s LeBron’s shot chart from Miami’s 99-94 win over Charlotte.  It should probably be added to every English dictionary next to the word “efficiency.”  As he missed just one of 14 attempts, LeBron racked up … Continue reading →

Nowadays, there is substantial money to be made by basketball players in destinations all around the globe.  From Europe to China, top talents are amassing small fortunes — multiple millions of dollars every year, in some cases — to put … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, basketball fans!  Scott from Crabdribbles.com here to bring to you the second installment of “The Best of the D-League,” in which I highlight stellar plays and performances from the league’s premier prospects.  For consistent updates, follow me on … Continue reading →

Welcome, readers, to the NBA247365.COM video podcast, episode two!  For this edition I, Stephen Coston, am joined by NBA247365.COM/ESPN True Hoop Network contributor Jacob Frankel (@jacob_frankel) primarily to discuss this past weekend in NBA basketball.  From Kyrie Irving’s crunch-time exploits … Continue reading →

Twenty-five-point games aren’t really anything unusual from JR Smith.  He’s had seven of them this season and probably a hundred in his career.  Plus the Knicks played the Kings on Saturday.  If you don’t drop 25 on the Kings then … Continue reading →

On Saturday night, Kyrie Irving dropped 35 points.  Against Kevin Durant.  And the Thunder.  In a five-point Cleveland victory.  Impressed?  I’m just getting started. Of Kyrie’s 35, 13 were recorded in just three minutes — those three minutes being the … Continue reading →

As much as we’ll always love the NBA for the high level of basketball that is played in it, there are some characters whose personalities are so grand that they endear themselves to us in ways that transcend the enjoyment … Continue reading →

On Friday morning, Rudy Gay was still in Memphis. Physically, I mean.  Though he’s been a Toronto Raptor since Wednesday, Gay didn’t actually arrive in Canada until this afternoon, when he passed his physical examination and a crash course in … Continue reading →