Take a look at exclusive pics from KixAndTheCity.com of LeBron James’ playoff shoe , the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier III. Read More »

Steve Nash already proved that he can make more free throws in a minute, more three-pointers in a minute, and stare without blinking longer than you can.

And even though he wasn’t putting on this show to prove his dominance, Nash showed at some Canadian Charity Classic that he’s better at doing tricks with a soccer ball than you too.

This morning on New York sports radio, they were debating whether or not last night’s UConn/Syracuse epic 6-OT game was the greatest sporting event ever held at Madison Square Garden. If you fell asleep, or missed it for other reasons (more on that later) this highlights are below.

We want to know how our readers experienced the game – Were you there? Did you stay up for it at home? Where did you watch it? Who did you watch it with? Let us know in the comments section…

BREAKING NEWS: It’s effing cold in Canada. Chris Bosh tells you all about it from a local news broadcast last night.

One video made by a Cavs fan shows the angle of LeBron‘s block on Jason Richardson so it looks like it was all ball (and incredibly embarrassing…) But the other video asserts that LeBron invented the “crab-block” last night…

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Our weekly NBA power ranking, from first to worst. With the injury-riddled Celtics losing three of five, who took their place in the Top-3? Are the streak-snapping Hawks good enough to crack the Top-10? And have the slumping Suns fallen out of the top half of the League? Read More »

We’re not even gonna lie, though, none of us really watched much of the second NBA game last night (Cavs/Suns) — those who weren’t at MSG for the UConn/Syracuse Big East tourney game were glued to the TV watching it. If you missed it, you missed the college basketball equivalent of 300. After the refs waved off an Eric Devendorf three that appeared to give ‘Cuse the win in regulation, the game went to SIX OVERTIMES. Every time Syracuse had a chance to take the lead in the first five OT’s, it seemed they missed the easiest shot possible. One time Paul Harris (29 pts, 22 rebs) had a clear path for a dunk and the ball slipped out of his hands, then another time he had two chances to score right under the basket (with no Hasheem Thabeet around, who’d fouled out) and couldn’t convert. Syracuse finally took the lead in the sixth OT, and knocked down its free throws down the stretch to pull out a 127-117 win … Jonny Flynn was a BEAST for the Orange. He went for 34 points, 11 assists and six steals, hitting all 16 of his free throws and playing something like 67 minutes … Read More »

Josh Smith believes that last night’s win over the Jazz was much more than another notch on Atlanta’s belt.

“This shows everybody in the world the Hawks are for real,” Smith said. “They have to take the Hawks seriously. Utah is an outstanding team. We played the best in the West and were able to beat them.”

But aside from Smith, does anyone really believe that this Hawks team is a legit threat? Read More »

Even before Don Nelson‘s “experiment” he had been hinting to the media that Jamal Crawford should opt out of his deal at the end of the season and sign with another team.

Now he’s flat-out telling JC that there’s no room for him in the Bay. From the San Francisco Chronicle: Read More »

Both Dwyane Wade and Pat Riley aggressively pitched Stephon Marbury to join the Heat before he reached a buyout with the Knicks. Despite their efforts, Steph obviously decided that a better chance at a championship was too much to pass up.

“We’ve always had a relationship,” said Wade. “I wasn’t playing GM. We talked about a lot of different things. Of course, we all knew that Boston was a strong thing.” Read More »