NBA /
Jun 29, 2010 / 2:02 pm By Austin Burton
If you’re trying to convince LeBron to re-sign in Cleveland when he just came off a disappointing postseason and the marketing millions of New York, L.A. and Chicago are calling his name, is it the best move to hire a head coach with zero head coaching experience?
Don’t get me wrong, I think Brian Shaw — who has reportedly reached an agreement with the Cavaliers to be their next head coach — will be a good coach in the League. Ever since he retired in ’03 he’s been working for the Lakers, first as a scout and then on the bench as an assistant next to Phil Jackson and Tex Winter. Read More »
Tags: Andrew Bynum, antawn jamison, Brian Shaw, kobe bryant, lebron james, Mo Williams, Pat Riley, phil jackson, Shaquille O'Neal
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Jun 28, 2010 / 12:10 am By Dime Magazine
Nobody would have predicted this. It wasn’t really that long ago when Kobe Bryant and Tracy McGrady were neck-and-neck in the debate over who was the most talented player — Shaq and Tim Duncan were still the most dominant — and explosive offensive weapon in the NBA. Today, Kobe and T-Mac are both 31 years old, but while Kobe is still pretty much in his prime and leading his team to championships, T-Mac is like a classic car running on fumes and still hasn’t been on the court in the second round of the playoffs … Read More »
Tags: Adam Morrison, Amar'e Stoudemire, Brian Shaw, Byron Scott, Chris Bosh, Chris Wilcox, Chucky Atkins, derrick rose, Dwyane Wade, feature, Gary Payton, Glen Rice, Greg Monroe, Jason Maxiell, Joe Johnson, kobe bryant, lebron james, Mitch Richmond, Ricky Rubio, Shaquille O'Neal, Steve Nash, Tim Duncan, Tracy McGrady
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Jun 10, 2009 / 4:33 am By Dime Magazine
Good news for the Orlando Magic: Winning last night’s Game 3 puts you right back in the NBA Finals, and with two more home games in a row, in position to stretch this thing to six or seven games and pull off an upset. Bad news: You played about as flawless a game as possible (at least offensively) and still just barely got the W … Orlando came out scorching in the first quarter, hitting like 75 percent of their shots, but were still mostly playing from behind due to Kobe Bryant single-handedly destroying their defense. Read More »
Tags: antawn jamison, Ben Gordon, Brian Shaw, dwight howard, Dwyane Wade, Hedo Turkoglu, Hot Sauce, J.J. Redick, Jameer Nelson, Jordan Farmar, kobe bryant, lamar odom, Mark Jackson, Mickael Pietrus, pau gasol, Rafer Alston, Rashard Lewis, Roger Clemens, Vince Carter
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