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Well, folks, the halfway point of the season is upon us, and the 2013 All-Star reserves will be announced live on TNT at 7 PM.  This year, the NBA stuck to its usual procedure and left the big decisions up … Continue reading →

The following is essentially an outline of one of my typical recap posts.  I’m giving you this today because I’m trying to save some time in order to make other posts.  Executing the cutesy transitions and organization of a “Starting … Continue reading →

Well, folks, the halfway point of the season is upon us, and the 2013 All-Star reserves will be announced live on TNT at 7 PM.  This year, the NBA stuck to its usual procedure and left the big decisions up … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, Chris Paul’s absence leaves us with not much to take away from Tuesday night’s feature matchup between the West-leading Thunder and second-place Clippers.  Thankfully, however, Kevin Durant was so kind as to make the event very much worth watching.  … Continue reading →

You see them weekly, during a standard NBA-themed google-machine internet session: Power-Rankings. And while most websites use journalists and experts to make their selections with helpful tools like “statistics,” “analytics” and “actual performance during the basketball games,” I prefer to … Continue reading →

As you’ve probably heard by now, the Memphis Grizzlies and Cleveland Cavaliers completed the first significant deal of the ’12/13 NBA trade season earlier today.  In a move made primarily to save the Grizzlies approximately $6 million in salary (which … Continue reading →

The Kings probably became the Sonics yesterday, but it didn’t help their defense any.  In a 114-105 loss to the Pelicans, the Sonics allowed Ryan Anderson to get free for 14 three-point attempts, 7 of which he converted into 21 … Continue reading →

You’ve just scored 81 points in an NBA basketball game, the second most in the sixty-year history of the league.  In the process of obliterating a longstanding franchise record of one of the most storied organizations in the history of … Continue reading →

Nuggets 121, Thunder 118 (OT) ***This entire game was an officiating disaster.  Sixty-one personals and two technical fouls were doled out by Bill Spooner, Zach Zarba, Mark Lindsay, who obviously blew their whistles a lot but failed to do so … Continue reading →

When I learned that Chris Johnson and Mickael Gelabale had been signed to 10-day contracts by the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday morning, I suspected that they’d likely see action that same evening against the Houston Rockets.  After all, each player … Continue reading →