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A New Era In The East 0

postedMay 29, 2012 by Mark Travis, Founder

On those rare occasions when you discover the oft imagined but ever elusive picture that is worth 1,000 words, it’s kind of funny how you react. It’s a genuine feeling and a pleasurable one. You get the sense that you … Continue reading →

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The Pacers Aren’t Backing Down From Miami 0

postedMay 16, 2012 by Mark Travis, Founder

The perception of the Indiana Pacers entering into their second round series against the Miami Heat was that they just wouldn’t be tough enough to contend with LeBron James and Dwyane Wade – and the same was said even after … Continue reading →

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Miami Heat: Pressure Cooked? 0

postedApril 13, 2012 by Jordan Akin, Columnist

There are many questions in life that I cannot answer. If you were to ask me if blind people think in colors, or if human beings have a soul, I would be ill equipped to answer. And that’s fine. Nobody … Continue reading →

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First Annual Chase-Down Block All-Stars 0

postedFebruary 23, 2012 by Mark Travis, Founder

With All-Star weekend just days away I thought it was time to make my all-star picks for this season. My criteria was simple: I picked 12 players from each conference that I thought played best during the first half of … Continue reading →

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Big Three? No Big Deal. 0

postedJanuary 27, 2012 by Jordan Akin, Columnist

The “Big Three” team building concept is one that has definitely changed the face of the NBA landscape, ever since that fateful day when it was reported that Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett would be joining Paul Pierce in Beantown. … Continue reading →

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The Death Of The Two Guard 0

postedJanuary 20, 2012 by Wesley Brown, Columnist

No one has had more impact on the modern game than Michael Jordan. He proved that you didn’t need to be a dominant big man to be the best player in the league or win a championship. Instead, he moved … Continue reading →

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It’s A Player’s World 0

postedJanuary 9, 2012 by Jordan Akin, Columnist

DeMarcus Cousins is not known for always being a level-headed human being. This is something that is considered to be common knowledge throughout the league and all that follow it. He has thrown elbows during games, drawn a whole lot … Continue reading →

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The Two Headed Giant of the Eastern Conference 0

postedJanuary 7, 2012 by Wesley Brown, Columnist

Let’s get this out of the way first: I’m not much of a soccer (um, football) fan. I play a lot of FIFA 2012 and vaguely follow La Liga, the top Spanish league, through various podcasts and columnists. And every … Continue reading →

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Rise And Shine, Cole World 0

postedDecember 28, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

The Miami Heat have finally found their answer to their closing problem. Rather than having to decide between LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and even Chris Bosh on a nightly basis, all they have to do is give the ball to … Continue reading →

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Miami Steamrolls The Defending Champs On Banner Day 0

postedDecember 26, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

I know it was the first game of the season for both teams and we must be sure not to overreact to what we saw yesterday, but: Boy oh boy did the Miami Heat look like an unstoppable basketball team. … Continue reading →

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