There’s something everyone needs to know about Mario Chalmers: his confidence is bordering on movie star-level. He really believes he’s one of the best big moment players in the game. Trust us. We’ve asked him before. Now, he’s saying he’s not just one of the best point guards in the world, but that he’s in the “front end of the top 10.” We’re not even sure Rajon Rondo would reach that far, and what’s funny about this is that Chalmers’ proclamation came from a question about Rondo’s standing in the game. Read More »
While Donte Greene hasn’t officially caught on with Brooklyn yet, all signs point to a deal being all but finished. Greene never really found his groove in Sacramento, and now he’ll come into a new situation in a brand new city looking to make a mark. Can he do it? He certainly has the talent. Check him out here dominating in some summer leagues. Read More »
The summer basketball circuit feels like it never ended. Once again, the NBA is finished and the players will go back to wrecking havoc on YouTube and gyms across the country. We’ve already seen John Wall going at it with Chris Brown. Now here’s Donte Greene and Tyreke Evans catching two alley-oops off the backboard. Passes courtesy of Kiwi Gardner. Read More »
Earlier this week we gave dap to Jamaal Tinsley for nutmeg-ing Nazr Mohammed in a Jazz victory over the Thunder. Backup guard Earl Watson is still injured so Tinsley continues to get minutes and make plays.
In last night’s victory over the Kings (Jazz are on a five-game win streak y’all), Tinsley caught Sacramento Kings forward Donte Greene sleeping on defending the inbounds pass: Read More »
Seeing Donte Greene‘s dunk is even better when you know it’ll cause the Kings’ TV guys to give their famous “If you don’t like that…” call that we’ve been hearing since back in the day. Hit the jump to see what could be the best putback dunk of the season. Read More »
Beast of the Night: Stephen Curry finished with 36 points, seven rebounds, seven assists, two blocks and six three-pointers last night against the Nuggets. He shot 77 percent (13-17) from the floor, 57 percent (4-7) from the free-throw line and had one turnover. For the season, Curry is averaging top five numbers, which is a shade better than what was expected of him heading into the season. So long as he’s healthy, Curry will remain a fantasy beast. Read More »
So they think they need a committee to study this stuff huh? It shouldn’t take a genius or even a formulation of a number of basketball minds to figure this one out, but as Yahoo! Sports is reporting, the NBA and the Player’s Association are discussing whether to form a committee to study the age minimum for the NBA draft with “the possibility that no immediate changes to the ‘one-and-done’ rule will come in the finalization of the new collective bargaining agreement.”
Good. Maybe they’ll finally discover what I’ve been saying all along. Read More »
While it seemed all eyes were on the charity games hosted by Drew Gooden and Rajon Rondo this weekend, there was another game going on as well. Case in point: Donte Greene‘s Goon Squad Classic went down on Sunday night at the UC Davis Pavilion, and players like Tyreke Evans, DeMarcus Cousins, Jimmer Fredette, Jason Thompson, Isaiah Thomas, Matt Barnes, Hassan Whiteside, and Spencer Hawes put in work. Read More »
By now you need no introduction to the Goodman League. And as you’ve come to expect, their 2011 season took the game to new heights. The following mixtape features highlights from both the Goodman League and Goodman Coalition games, and after watching, you’ll realize why some call D.C.’s proving ground the best summer league in the nation.
After leading Washington to back-to-back conference titles in the Pac-10 Tournament the last two seasons, Isaiah Thomas decided the time was right to test his talents on another level: the NBA. During his time in Seattle, the 5-9 guard was nothing short of an offensive force. Averaging 16.8 points and 6.1 assists per game last season, Zeke was able to navigate UW to a Sweet Sixteen appearance in the NCAA Tournament. And as the kid embarks on his journey away from college and into the pros, we wanted to give him his own space, and voice, to roam. In his sixth installment, follow along with Isaiah on his journey as a member of the Sacramento Kings…Read More »