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There’s A Rough Road Ahead For U.S. National Team

There’s A Rough Road Ahead For U.S. National Team

It’s now time for the national team to put up or shut up. With guys like LeBron
James, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade, Team USA is a lock to win the 2010 FIBA
World Championship in Istanbul, Turkey. Oh, that’s right the 2010 National Team
doesn’t possess one player from the “Redeem Team,” so what does that mean [...]

August 27th, 2010 | Posted in 76ers, Eastern Conference, NBA, News, Western Conference | Read More »

Magic Johnson Hits A Three-Pointer With Hall Of Fame Acceptance Speech

Magic Johnson Hits A Three-Pointer With Hall Of Fame Acceptance Speech

I can’t say enough about the quality of the acceptance speech by Magic Johnson for the 1992 Olympic Dream Team as they were inducted into the Basketball Hall of Famer this weekend.  He made a great speech because it was graceful with a light-hearted jabs and compliments to his teammates.  Johnson was both a great [...]

August 16th, 2010 | Posted in Eastern Conference, NBA, News, Western Conference | Read More »

Recent History Of The 2nd Picks In The NBA Draft

Recent History Of The 2nd Picks In The NBA Draft

So the Philadelphia 76ers drafted the guy, Evan Turner, whom everyone wanted them to take. Experts say they selected the best player available Rewhen they had the chance and that he is the most “NBA ready” players in the draft. Turner was basically the safe pick at the No. 2 spot. But how safe is [...]

June 30th, 2010 | Posted in Eastern Conference, NBA, News, Western Conference | Read More »

Why Andre Iguodala Should Be Traded And Other Post NBA Draft Thoughts

Why Andre Iguodala Should Be Traded And Other Post NBA Draft Thoughts

Last week congratulations were in order for the Los Angeles Lakers for winning back to back NBA titles via a classic game 7 victory over the Boston Celtics.  As the two most decorated basketball franchises gave the world bit of nostalgia, the Washington Wizards celebrated their future by drafted Kentucky guard John Wall No. 1 [...]

June 28th, 2010 | Posted in 76ers, Eastern Conference, NBA, News, Western Conference | Read More »

World Wide Wes In The Middle Of LeBron James Decision

World Wide Wes In The Middle Of LeBron James Decision

All I could do was sit and smile as ESPN put together a long piece on a friend of mine, William Wesley, better known as World Wide Wes who is now in the middle of helping LeBron James decide where he will play the next part of his career.
I got to know World Wide Wes  [...]

June 23rd, 2010 | Posted in Eastern Conference, NBA, News, Western Conference | Read More »

Bryant Is Second To Jordan In The Modern Era Of The NBA

Bryant Is Second To Jordan In The Modern Era Of The NBA

Last week Kobe Bryant led the Los Angeles Lakers to another NBA Championship and that gives him five NBA titles. He won three in a row with Shaquille Oneal and he’s led the Lakers to the last two NBA titles.
Both his critics and fans have to admit the facts.  The guy is one of the [...]

June 21st, 2010 | Posted in NBA, News, Western Conference | Read More »

Sixers send Dalembert to the Kings

Sixers send Dalembert to the Kings

The Philadelphia Daily News has confirmed that the 76ers have traded center Samuel Dalembert to the Sacramento Kings. In return, they get Andres Nocioni and Spencer Hawes.
A source tells the Daily News that both teams have agreed to the deal, but it hasn’t been officially approved by the league. The NBA will probably [...]

June 17th, 2010 | Posted in 76ers, Eastern Conference, NBA, News, Western Conference | Read More »

What If The Sixers Had Chosen Kobe Instead Of Allen?

What If The Sixers Had Chosen Kobe Instead Of Allen?

Philly.com’s John Smallwood brings up an interesting question regarding the Sixers. What if they had drafted Kobe Bryant rather than Allen Iverson some 13 years ago?

January 29th, 2010 | Posted in 76ers, NBA, Western Conference | Read More »