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LeBron isn’t being defined by what he has done or rather hasn’t done in the 4th quarter. He wasn’t given a blank sheet to start a new legacy when he uttered the now most overused phrase in sports. When LeBron James took his talents to South Beach his legacy was already partially defined no matter [...]
I have to take advantage of this opportunity to write about Shaquille O’Neal. By now you know that Shaq has retired from the NBA. Hopefully you caught the self-hosted press conference. I have to admit it was kind of cool.
Dirk Nowitzki is cementing his legacy in the 2011 playoffs. There’s no denying that. Still, the run that saved Dallas’ championship hopes is overshadowing the fact that Dirk Nowitzki has to play better.
The Dallas Mavericks and the Miami Heat have proven that they are the two best teams in the NBA. Now the stage is set for something epic.
Muhammad Ali once said “Champions aren’t made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them — a desire, a dream, a vision.”
What’ve we learned about the four remaining teams in the NBA conference Championships? It’s going to be a dogfight.
It’s not the flu, pneumonia, or even a dislocated left elbow that slowed LeBron James in the opening days of the Eastern Conference Finals. It’s the common cold. His eyes aren’t watering because of the loss; it’s because of his sickness. Imagine if the world’s most self-absorbed athlete had something besides the sniffles? The good [...]
Word earlier today was that David Stern and the owners are seeking a hard salary cap and non-guaranteed contracts in the upcoming collective bargaining agreement.
After watching the Heat/Celtics series I came to a few realizations. LeBron doesn’t play for Cleveland anymore (I know I’m slow) and he is a decent player (I’m a Cavs fan it took a lot to say that).
Despite the great win that was aided by a non-typical shooting night from role players and great defense. The absence of a second closeout player will eventually be the downfall of the Bulls in the Eastern Conference Finals.
2011 NBA Breakdown and Results From the Beginning to the Finals
Things are heating up as we are finally down to the NBA conference finals were the boys from the East and the West are battling for the honor of playing in the NBA Championship Finals in hopes of taking home the coveted Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy. The past two months have been chalked full of [...]