Carmelo Anthony’s hesitancy to make a decision this current free agency has led him to shoulder much playful scrunity. However, Knicks fans can sleep easy until the 2014-2015 NBA season as it’s being reported that he’ll stick with the team under Phil Jackson’s new regime.
When the New York Knicks playoff hopes came to an end after so much struggle in the 2013-2014 season, all hoop fans knew that there was a strong possibility of Carmelo Anthony signing with another team.
The Los Angeles Clippers aren’t waiting for Donald Sterling to finish sifting through his collection of Black women to start anew with their organization. After careful calculation and restructuring of the team’s basketball operations department, the Clippers have named Doc Rivers as the President of Basketball Operations to go along with his head coach title. […]
Now that the NBA season is over, young stars like Nerlens Noel can splurge their offseason into any activity that the please. Unless, of course, there is a paternity battle with shots being fired from a bitter baby mama to be dealt with.
The entire basketball community in NYC is hoping Derek Fisher can restore some integrity to the struggle that has become the New York Knicks. As is his former coach and new boss Phil Jackson.
Even big corporations such as Gatorade couldn’t help themselves from ribbing LeBron James for his severe cramping in Game 1 of the 2014 NBA Finals.
Even a MVP season couldn’t save Kevin Durant from the dreaded Based God Curse. Allegedly.
Donald Sterling’s defiance to sell the Los Angeles Clippers may not hold up too much longer. His somewhat estranged wife Shelly is announcing that she reached an agreement with former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to buy the NBA franchise for $2 billion.
After multiple reports that racist NBA owner Donald Sterling was literally going to have to be dragged from his position of the Los Angeles Clippers, the 80-year-old billionaire is seemingly having a change of heart.
Hall of Famer Hakeem Olajuwon is arguably the one of the NBA’s greatest centers and he just happens to be of African descent. Like they are known to do with their celebrity likenesses, the NBA has named him to be their official ambassador to Africa.
