Jorts, or Josho, that is the question:
The AP mistakenly refers to Josh Harrellson as ‘Josho’. But maybe it wasn’t a mistake? Either way, I’m kind of turned on by it all. Less Amar’e, more Josho, please.
2010-11 NBA Playoffs Recap: Day 9, Where Chris Paul is a Point God.
I probably should have started this daily recap post 9 days ago, but I was to intrigued by the playoffs to even pull myself away from the television just to tweet let alone blog. (Translation: L.A.Z.Y.) But here I am and here we are, just past the halfway point in more of the first round match-ups and [...]
Double Dribble Podcast Ep.002 – FINALLY!
The playoffs are FINALLY here. Listen in on the Double Dribble Podcast as Ben Swanson joins Erroll and Shane as they breakdown playoff match ups, highlight advantages and give you their first round series predictions. A lot of interesting takes including some shocking upset predictions. Who? Tune in to find out! Ep 002 – [...]
Which G.M. job would you choose: Knicks or Nets?
I’m imagining it’s the morning of Wednesday, April 27. It could be a beautiful day, it could be snowing, who knows. The night before, the Knicks lost the sixth and final game of their first-round playoff series against the Heat. It went something like: Amar’e and Melo combine for 67 points in a Game One [...]
Basketball Book Review: Rockin’ Steady
Last week, Knicks great and current Madison Square Garden Network color commentator Walt Frazier turned 66. It was brought to my attention that Clyde’s 1974 book, Rockin’ Steady: A Guide to Basketball & Cool, was being re-released nearly 40 years later. So I got my local bookstore to order it and picked it up a [...]
On Heat Hatred and the Knicks
Let’s step into my what-if machine. What if the rosters for New York and Miami were switched? Obviously, this dude looks like less of an idiot (though not by much, Mr. Kriss Kross fan). But there’s more to it. The Miami Heat are roundly despised around the country (and probably the world, too). Most people’s [...]
You Know What It Is: Stat and Melo
So as you all know, Carmelo Anthony was traded to the New York Knicks. Yup where Amar’e Stoudamire plays, that New York Knicks team that is on its way to a playoff spot in the east. You know what else? Some dude by the name of Judge wrote his version of Whiz Khalifa’s song Black [...]
2011 NBA All-Star Notebook
Even though the game is an exhibition and the rosters aren’t perfect and the whole thing is incredibly – perhaps obnoxiously – over-produced, the talent on display on Sunday was truly remarkable. As usual, defense was at a premium, but even in an All-Star game, the true greatness of NBA stars can still stand out. [...]
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