Kyrie Irving is averaging 28.2 ppg and is coming off a 41-point performance alongside LeBron James. This series continues to get better with each game. Tonight will be a true test of which team can keep it together physically and emotionally. With the return of Draymond Green to stir things up in Cleveland, the Warriors are set to bounce back tonight after getting trashed in … Continue reading 2016 NBA Finals: Game 6 Preview
My roommate insists on shitting on LeBron to me every chance he can get. So does the rest of the planet for James not shooting enough, or passing too much, or not taking over in the fourth quarter. I continue to stand by The King. He doesn’t have to possess the shoot-first mentality like Kobe or Jordan. Who gives a fuck? Kevin Love makes that … Continue reading 2016 NBA Finals: Game 5 Preview
Game 4 Takeaways Kyrie’s fucking shake-n-bake on Curry. 18 points, 8 boards and 3 dimes for Harrison Barnes, one of the few who showed up on Wednesday for GSW. LeBron James dominates on offense. 32 points and 11 boards. Silencing critics who are patiently waiting. His alley-oop finish from Irving was the highlight of the night. Klay Thompson ice cold once again. 4/13 from the … Continue reading 2016 NBA Finals: Game 4 Preview
Warriors win tonight, by at least double digits. Then they take the series and title on Friday night when we start our weekends. Alright, I guess anything can happen. I guess the Cavs have some sort of chance. LeBron could have himself one of those legendary games to tally Cleveland up in the win column. Injuries can happen in any game, just look at what happened to … Continue reading 2016 NBA Finals: Game 3 Preview
Game 1 Takeaways: Leandro Barbosa came off the bench for the Warriors and didn’t miss a shot, going 5-for-5 for 11 points. While Shaun Livingston added another 20 points of his own after hitting in array of mid-range shots down the stretch. Andre Iguodala is just a complete freak when the Finals come around. After winning the Finals MVP award last year, he’s back at … Continue reading 2016 NBA Finals: Game 2 Preview
The Warriors gave us a scare, but we finally get the NBA Finals rematch from a year ago that so many of us wished for. Golden State and Cleveland’s road to the Finals has been a bit different of late. The Warriors were a game away from packing their bags when they trailed OKC 3-1 in the Western Conference Finals. LeBron and Co. took the Raptors … Continue reading 2016 NBA Finals: Game 1 Preview
As of this writing, the Warriors lead Denver 112-96 with just over two minutes to play. Unless Golden State encounters a rare collapse, they’ll move to 15-0 almost a month into the season. By the time April 13 rolls around—the final Warriors regular season game—we’ll be looking at a historic squad that has broken Chicago’s longtime record of 72 wins, set back in the 1995-96 … Continue reading Why Golden State will shatter the Bulls’ 82-game record
The Golden State Warriors are the hottest team in the NBA, racing out to a 4-0 record after last year’s NBA title. Tonight’s Western Conference showdown vs. the fellow unbeaten L.A. Clippers is the game of the night. Amira, one of two five-year veterans on this year’s Warriors Dance Team, is the inaugural feature of this season’s Dancer Dimes. Continue reading Dancer Dimes: Amira | Golden State Warriors
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Is this the most polarizing MVP race in NBA history? While that may be a tough question to answer, this year’s sprint towards the greatest individual accomplishment in hoops is coming down to the final weeks of the regular season. And it seems that most people have a legitimate opinion on four candidates (potentially five if New Orleans center Anthony Davis had been healthy all … Continue reading Making the Case for Curry, Harden, LeBron and Westbrook as MVP
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