So You Weren’t Drafted, Relax. You’re Better Off!
An open letter to undrafted players: On Thursday, June 23rd, you were sitting either in the stands in Brooklyn, with family and friends, or with your manager. You sat through […]
Category Archives: Richard Anselmo
At the Quarter season Mark, This is What we Have Learned
The Preseason is way too long Watching regular season NBA Basketball, it is easy to marvel at the athleticism and intensity of the players. This is magnified multiple times over […]
The Dish
Here we go again….another week accompanied by another death of an NBA Legend. A couple of weeks back I spoke glowingly of Daryl Dawkins and how indirectly he’d influenced my […]
Moses Malone – A Personal Memoir
The NBA lost an extremely important member of its family as Hall of Famer Moses Malone died at the too young age of 60 in Norfolk, Virginia. Many words will […]
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Courage the ability to do something that frightens one. “he called on all her courage to face the ordeal” strength in the face of pain or grief. “he fought his […]
Let’s Get Chris Webber into the Basketball Hall of Fame Now
Whenever an accomplished player retires there is always a question raised if said player should be considered for the Basketball Hall of Fame. This is seldom brought up concerning Chris […]
A Look at a few 2015 NBA Draft Sleepers
With the NBA Draft coming this week, we are all quite excited. Most of us here at the Hardwood Nation can tell you who the Top 10 picks will (or […]
Peaks and Valleys – A Look Back at the 2014-2015 L.A. Clippers
The 2014-15 season was an interesting one for the Los Angeles Clippers. With a 56-26 record, this season was similar to the 2013-14 season, with a third seed in the […]
