Should the Miami Heat Tank?
The NBA has a tanking problem. The 14 teams that don’t make the playoffs now try to raise their lottery pick chances by losing on purpose. Back when David Stern was […]
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Houston Rockets failed Carmelo Anthony
The NBA is a brutal league. Organizations will say one thing and do the opposite. In some cases, they blame players for their mistake. Recently Carmelo Anthony was told by the […]
Should the Heat Trade Hassan Whiteside?
Holding on for too long is never a good thing in the NBA. That’s a predicament the Miami Heat could potentially put themselves if they don’t make the right decisions […]
ICYMI: NBA Announces All-Defensive Teams
The NBA recently announced its 2017-2018 All-Defensive Teams. The All-Defensive Teams are made of the elite defenders of the 2017-2018 regular season. The players selected for All-Defensive teams helped their […]
Pelicans Sweep the Trail Blazers
On Saturday, the New Orleans Pelicans became the first team to advance to the second round of this season’s NBA Playoffs. The sixth seed Pelicans swept the third seed Blazers […]
Lauri Markkanen Shines In His Rookie Year For Bulls
By Richard Kagan There weren’t too many positives to take from this last Chicago Bulls campaign that saw them go 27-55 in a long season that has finally ended. However, […]
Pistons Rout Bulls 119-87 In Season Finale
By Richard Kagan The Chicago Bulls were rocked by the Detroit Pistons in the last game of the season that finally ended. The Bulls (27-55) were significantly short-handed and didn’t […]
Net’s 3 Point Barrage sinks Bulls, 124-96
by Richard Kagan The Chicago Bulls have had the hot hand in games. But not this one. The Brooklyn Nets came into the United Center and made a franchise record […]
Markkanen’s 24 points leads Bulls past Hornets, 120-114
By Richard Kagan The Chicago Bulls were missing Zach LaVine, Kris Dunn, and Denzel Valentine, who are out for the remaining games on the Bulls schedule. Veteran C Robin Lopez […]
Markkanen’s 23 points leads Bulls past Wizards, 113-94
By Richard Kagan The Chicago Bulls played a lot of games without Kris Dunn and Zach LaVine and the losses were piling up. Chicago played at home versus the Washington […]
