Category Archives: Daily Poster

First of all, allow me to apologize for going MIA today.  To make a long story short, I tried to construct a post… for hours and hours and hours… but it just wasn’t happening.  I’m more than a little disappointed … Continue reading →

Anderson Varejao’s pump fake is a move that should never, ever work.  For this reason (among others), Jordan Hill might be a little irritated with Dwight Howard right now.  Inexplicably, the three-time Defensive Player of the Year took Varejao’s bait … Continue reading →

Of Luke Babbitt’s 276 career shot attempts, 145 have been three-pointers.  According to Hoopdata.com, he makes approximately one half of a shot per game within 10 feet of the basket and has made fewer than 30 shots at the rim … Continue reading →

Not much for choices from Sunday’s six-game slate, but Blake Griffin did scale the back of Linas Kleiza for a pretty nasty follow jam off of a Chris Paul miss.  The fact that Kleiza wasn’t looking takes away from the … Continue reading →

What happens when two of the NBA’s tallest players meet at the rim?  If you watched the Nuggets beat the Pacers last night, you already know.  If not, check it out right here… Honorable mention to Tim Duncan. Dunk rating … Continue reading →

Well, I had an awfully tough decision to make today.  Between Andre Iguodala and Caron Butler, it was almost a tossup.  What ultimately swung my vote in favor of Iguodala is the last replay angle in the video below.  As … Continue reading →

Serge Ibaka’s primary purpose on the basketball court is to throw a monkey wrench into other peoples’ posters, but that doesn’t mean Air Congo can’t switch it up from time to time.  As indicated by his 15 PPG average so … Continue reading →

With just over eight minutes to go in the opening quarter of Charlotte’s only home game against Portland, BJ Mullens caught a swing pass from Michael Kidd-Gilchrist.  Upon collecting the basketball, Mullens immediately proceeded to shoot a three-pointer.  It’s something … Continue reading →

The Lakers may have suffered a devastating, humiliating, humbling defeat at the hands of the lowly Orlando Magic on Sunday, but Ron Artest actually had himself quite the offensive outing.  World Peace scored 15 points, made the 1,000th three-pointer of … Continue reading →

For a wing player, Gordon Hayward is a pretty good shot blocker.  He averages a half swat per game for his career, which may not seem like much, but how many shooting guards send somebody packing once every other game?  … Continue reading →