For my whole life up until his Achilles injury in 2013, Kobe Bryant was undoubtedly my favorite basketball player. In the eyes of a 14-year-old boy, buckets were the ultimate attention grabber. Kobe could miss his last four shots while double teamed, but when he scored I would go nuts. Continue reading “My Favorite Player is: …”
To say Carmelo Anthony had an off year would be an understatement. Just from the simple eye test, it was clear that 2013 MVP candidate Melo was never coming back. Look at the stats and it would lead you to ask the question that many OKC fans asked last season: Is Carmelo Anthony still a good basketball player? Continue reading “Hear me out…Carmelo Anthony might, possibly…maybe…have a good season with the Rockets”
Jonathan Kermah and Trevor Wilson discuss the week’s hottest singles, the Spurs/Raptors trade, and Carmelo Anthony to the Rockets.
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During the NBA season, determining the winner and loser is quite easy. (Who scored more? Winner. Who scored less? Loser.) The offseason is a little more interesting. It’s a bit more difficult to determine who’s on the right side of a trade or signing. This week included some blockbuster trades as well as some free agent signings. Here are my opinions of the NBA offseason winners and losers of the week.
Winner: Demar DeRozan
As the devil worshipping prophet Lil Uzi Vert once said, “I know it hurts sometimes but you’ll get over it.” Well Oh Wonder said it first, but you get the point. Continue reading “NBA Offseason Winners and Losers (7/15-7/21)”
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