Words. Chantay Jordan

Following the convincing Boston rout of Cleveland on Tuesday night, the Cavs look like a team in total disarray. Don’t get me wrong; this series is not over. Facing a 3-2 deficit heading back to Beantown, the odds are against them to win the series. But if they adhere to the following three things, they just might be able to snatch Game 6. Read More »

With no games on the schedule and only tonight’s Celtics/Cavs Game 6 to look forward to, LeBron James was at the center of the basketball world’s attention as everybody tried to make sense of just what the hell happened to the game’s biggest superstar when he choked in the biggest game of his season … At any time Wednesday you could have gone to any sports website, and 85% of them would’ve had LeBron as the top story. When they weren’t signing the death certificate on the King’s reign as a clutch player, they were stamping his plane ticket out of Cleveland, or playing doctor regarding LBJ’s elbow. Read More »

Well, the Atlanta Hawks thought they have what it takes to destroy Superman. Turns out they didn’t. The most amazing part of this video is that it ran in the arena!

As a fan of the NBA, one of the things that I always used to (and occasionally still do) collect was posters. And nothing makes for a better poster than players getting dunked on. So in anticipation of some yet-to-happen playoff posters, we put together our Top 5 poster dunks of the 2009-10 season. Enjoy! Read More »

With two major New York City newspaper running what amounted to LeBron James recruiting pitches earlier this week, followed by conspiracy theorists pegging LeBron’s poor showing last night as the beginning of LBJ’s tanking process before bolting Cleveland for New York, obviously the 2010 free agency hype couldn’t wait until the end of the ongoing NBA playoffs.

All eyes will be on the Knicks — and to a lesser extent, the Bulls — and whether the big-market monster can snag LeBron, D-Wade, Dirk, Bosh, Amar’e, Joe Johnson or another superstar. But no matter how attractive a franchise might be to free agents, every team with salary cap space needs a backup plan in case their home run swings draw air. Read More »

This might be the most amazing story I’ve read all week. After making it all the way to the NCAA Championship game this year against UConn, Stanford redshirt junior JJ Hones decided blow off a little steam before the end of the school year. What’d she do? Try getting arrested for reckless driving, evading a campus police officer and resisting arrest… in a golf cart. Read More »

When it comes to Kobe tees, you know our boys at Tradition bring the heat. From “Only Kings Have Rings” to “Haters,” they’re definitely taking care of Southern California. Now they’re at it again, this time teaming up with Los Angeles-based clothing brand Quality Control to present a brand new collection of tees, with one in particular showing love to the Lake Show. Check out detailed pics of the three colors below. Read More »

After the success of Stephen Curry this season, and watching his flawless jumper that has been passed down from his pops (Dell Curry), this got us thinking: If there were a father/son 2-on-2 tournament with current NBA players and their former NBA dads, who would win? You might already know the champ, but the competition would be fierce. Put it this way – Steph & Dell didn’t even make the Top 5. Read More »

With the summer upon us, it’s time to get your kick game right. And if you’re like me, you want to look a little different than your peers. So if you’ve got some money to spend, here are the Top 5 most expensive sneakers available on eBay. Read More »

Not that I think you need much incentive to live in New York, but this city’s entrepreneurial spirit continues to take me by surprise. Take Scores for example. The Manhattan gentleman’s club (so I’ve heard) is doing their part to bring LeBron to New York this summer, by offering a string of fringe benefits should he sign. These include: Read More »