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Where Does The LA Lakers Defense Rank Among The NBA’s Top Teams? |
Defense was the theme of the 2010 NBA Playoffs, and for those teams wishing to contend for 2011’s championship, it would be in their best interests to recognize the value in that logic. The Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers, Orlando Magic, and the Boston Celtics were the NBA’s top teams for much of the 2009-10 regular season, and it should come as no surprise that all four were among the … Thanks for reading! . Posted in Uncategorized, nba | No Comments »
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Your Cavs NBA Jam Roster: Mark Price, Brad Daugherty, Antawn Jamison, Mo Williams, and Anderson Varejao |
The Cavs are boring and I was worried the video-game version of the Wine and Gold on the upcoming NBA Jam would be boring as well. I was wrong. That’s all for today guys, i’ll be back to blog you tomorrow. |
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Jamison says what we all now know: The chemistry in Cleveland was not all that good |
Antawn Jamison is doing it right — if your going to get in some summer tournament action in to have some fun, do the one in Paris. Jamison was in the City of Lights for “NBA 5 United” basketball tournament… There is the quick update of the day. |
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Miami Heat and Boston Celtics: Welcome To the Superteam Era of the NBA |
By the looks of things, parity is now dying in the NBA. If anybody needs tickets to games, remember to click the tickets link at the top. |
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NBA players prepare for postseason play |
With the 2009-2010 NBA basketball season coming to a close, there are some indications of what is to come with the playoffs. There is the quick update of the day. |
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King James dribbles onto Twitter court |
Cleveland Cavaliers’ LeBron James pauses during the second quarter in Game 5 of their NBA Eastern Conference playoff basketball series. What do you guys think about this. |
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Jay Rome carving his own path at Valdosta |
Jay Rome is the son of perhaps the biggest name to come out of one of the nation’s most prestigious high school programs. If anybody needs tickets to games, remember to click the tickets link at the top. |
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Cavaliers report: Roster |
NBA and basketball coverage including stats, scores, standings, fantasy basketball, transactions, injury reports, schedules, team and player news. Leave your comments on the news below. |
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Celtics bring guard Delonte West back to Boston |
Drafted by Boston in 2004, West spent the past three seasons with the former Seattle SuperSonics and the Cleveland Cavaliers. He recently pleaded guilty to carrying a dangerous weapon and illegally transporting a handgun and has been suspended for 10 games by the NBA. The Celtics are hoping the 27-year-old West can regain his form and provide depth in the backcourt. Thanks for reading! . |
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Cavaliers, at sub-.500, to blow up roster at trading deadline? |
The Cleveland Cavaliers were a fairly stable franchise during the LeBron James Era, but now that the team is moving into life without the kid from Akron, things aren’t expected to be so solid. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that there aren’t any trades currently planned, but if the team can’t get itself above .500 at mid-season, there could be a lot of player movement. The Plain Dealer claims that if that’s the case, the team will put Mo Williams , Antawn Jamison , Anthony Parker and Jamario Moon on the trading block and is guessing there’s a 60/40 chance right now that Jamison will be gone before the trading deadline passes. If you like reading our blog, remember to bookmark it. |
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Cavaliers Comment of the Day: Not having LeBron will hurt role players, not help |
“LeBron carried average players to the best record in the NBA and you all know it. You will have ample opportunity to see just how great Boobie and the other generic players are and who was holding whom back.” – thetruthhurts That’s all the news for today. |
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LA Lakers-Miami Heat: Finals Series Will Be Great, If Heat Can Make It |
For the past two seasons, NBA fans have eagerly awaited a Finals matchup between Kobe Bryant’s Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James’ Cleveland Cavaliers, and each year it has failed to materialize. The 2010-11 NBA season will be filled with the same type of anticipation of a James and Bryant showdown in the Finals, except this time James is expected to bring dinner guests. The Miami Heat’s … Not much else going on in the NBA world today. |
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Cavaliers not selling minority stake to Chinese investment group |
Bill Lubinger of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports: The deal to sell a minority stake in the Cavaliers to a Chinese investment group what would have been the first major Chinese investment in an American sports league has been dead for months, according to the Cavs and the NBA. The Plain Dealer first reported in What are your opinions. |
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Cleveland Cavaliers’ deal to sell minority stake to Chinese investment group died months ago |
The sale was expected to be completed late last year, pending NBA approval, but it never materialized, says a Cavaliers official. If you like reading our blog, remember to bookmark it. |
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Cleveland Cavaliers worst team in the NBA? |
APMo Williams Austin Burton of Dime Magazine wants to know if the Cleveland Cavaliers are the worst team in the NBA, or at least better than the Toronto Raptors that also lost its best player in Chris Bosh. Burton goes into how… Thanks for reading! . |
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David Stern, Referees, Owners and Rule Changes Have Ruined the NBA, Not Lebron |
I came across an article titled “How Lebron James is Ruining the NBA,”  which is a ridiculous notion to begin with. While James’ way of leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers was unwarranted, James was a free agent and had every right to leave the Cavaliers. The entire premise of the article is concerning James’ decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers and what Chris Paul and Carmelo might be doing … Thanks for visiting my blog =). |
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NBA suspends Delonte West 10 games |
The NBA suspended former Cleveland Cavaliers guard Delonte West for 10 games on Friday, the league announced. Thanks for visiting my blog =). |
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