NBA /
Jun 13, 2011 / 12:00 pm
By Sean Sweeney
This title run was for all the skeptics, all the haters.
Suddenly, Dirk’s playoff career looks pretty good (despite the fact that he was in the middle of one of the worst choke jobs ever seen in the ’06 Finals). His career postseason numbers are still standing in that ultra-elusive 25/10 club (25.9 & 10.4) and in the ridiculous Western Conference – there were a few years where you had to win 50 games JUST TO GET in the playoffs – Dirk has led Dallas to the playoffs in 11 consecutive seasons as the unquestioned alpha dog on his team. Read More »
Tags: Bob Pettit, Charles Barkley, Dallas Mavericks, dirk nowitzki, Elvin Hayes, Karl Malone, kevin garnett, Kevin McHale
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Smack /
Feb 21, 2011 / 2:17 am
By Dime Magazine
If you know anything at all about the NBA, you should’ve seen this coming. Up until last night’s All-Star Game, the weekend had been all about Blake Griffin. And even though Kobe Bryant said the rookie could have Los Angeles, we all knew better. There was no way Kobe would let the All-Star stage come and go, especially in his city, without grabbing the spotlight … Bryant (37 points, 14 rebounds) went H.A.M. in the first three quarters, staking his claim to a record-tying fourth All-Star MVP award (Bob Pettit has four) while the West built a lead they would never relinquish. Read More »
Tags: Amar'e Stoudemire, Blake Griffin, Bob Pettit, Chris Bosh, Drake, Dwyane Wade, Glen Rice, Kanye West, Kevin Durant, kevin garnett, kobe bryant, lebron james, Michael Jackson, michael jordan, pau gasol, Rihanna
46 Comments » | Posted in Smack |
NBA /
May 4, 2009 / 2:39 pm
By Aron Phillips
With the fact that King James will be named the NBA’s Most Valuable Player this afternoon at only 24 years old, this got me thinking: How many will LeBron have by the time he’s done playing? Read More »
Tags: Bill Russell, Bob Pettit, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl Malone, kobe bryant, larry bird, lebron james, magic johnson, Maurice Podoloff Trophy, michael jordan, Moses Malone, Steve Nash, Tim Duncan, Wilt Chamberlain
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