When Anthony Morrow got named to the Sophomore squad after Derrick Rose was excused, it solidified the status of the second-year guard. Undrafted out of Georgia Tech, Morrow has quickly become one of the best players in the Class of 2008, and an integral part of a young Warriors team. Take a couple minutes to get up with A-Mo.

With No. 1 pick Derrick Rose playing in the NBA All-Star Game, we caught up with picks No. 2-5 in the 2008 NBA Draft. Check it out.

Just like DeMar DeRozan, we got up with Chris Bosh to answer some questions from the fans at Raptors Republic. Let’s just say that Chris will take care of you when you visit him in T-Dot.

Other than Nate Robinson making history as the first three-time champion, there really wasn’t anything memorable about last night’s NBA All-Star dunk contest. It was like one of those comedy movies that’s funny enough to get the job done while you’re in the theater, but 30 minutes after you leave you can’t remember any of the jokes … If there was a signature dunk from Nate, it was probably his last one in the finals, when he threw it off the glass and did a reverse jackknife, then went over to the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders and danced with their pom-poms. Read More »

We got up with Shannon Brown to answer some questions before the Slam Dunk Contest. Not phased by the competition, it’s time to Let Shannon Dunk!

We got up with DeMar DeRozan to answer some questions from the fans at Raptors Republic. Let’s just say that Los Angeles is a little different than Toronto.

Feel bad for Brook Lopez. The ONE time dude goes into a game this season thinking he’s got a victory in the bag — seeing as the Sophomores traditionally treat the Rookies like frat pledges in the Rookie Challenge — he still ends up taking a loss. Not only that, but the guy Brook was guarding most of the night, DeJuan Blair, he of the 6-4 stature and orange peels holding his knees together, posted a 22-point, 23-rebound effort that should have won him MVP … Read More »

As we said before, in addition to linking up with NBA Coordinator Michael Brady, and Mavericks Equipment Manager Al Whitley, I got pictures of every player’s sneakers for tonight’s game. Check ‘em out below: Read More »

Linking up with NBA Coordinator Michael Brady, along with Dallas Mavericks Equipment Manager Al Whitley, we got the behind-the-scenes scoop on their job just hours before the Rookie/Sophomore game at the American Airlines Center for NBA All-Star Weekend.

We try and tell you guys that DimeMag.com is the place to be, but sometimes you just have to prove yourself. Think of ourselves as Zach Randolph. He’s been 20-10 his whole career, but people just started to figure it out. Oh yea, and his team is winning.

Anyways, we got some super, super, super exclusive access to the locker rooms in the American Airlines Center this afternoon before tonight’s Rookie Challenge, and thought we’d let you get a sneak peek at the Mavericks’ digs and what the rookies and sophomores will be wearing tonight. Read More »