Jeff Green
From the boxscore, the Sonics’ 120-107 loss to Sacramento in late March looked like just another L in their increasingly disappointing season. The Kings barely missed that night, shooting 55.1% from the field. KMart II hit for 31 points, and Ron Artest added 29 points and 12 boards. But if you looked a little […]
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Two-Man Show
You’re Better Than That
Dirk (photo. Monte Isom)
The main reason it still seems so strange that the Mavs are battling Golden State and Denver for those last couple of Western Conference playoff spots isn’t because Dallas won 67 games last year; it’s because they’re pretty clearly better than the Warriors and Nuggets this year and shouldn’t be underachieving like […]
Super Stink
The future’s not so bright.
Have you ever been cleaning out your fridge and come across something damn near unidentifiable? Remember that look on your face when you got a whiff of The Blob Formerly Known as Mac And Cheese? That was me when I heard about the Sonics’ trade-deadline deal yesterday, the one sending Wally […]
(Almost) Daily Fantasy - The 11-Player Deal
Grab Noah ASAP. Photo. Monte Isom
Interesting trade for all teams, and even more interesting when we look at the fantasy implications. Here we go. Here is who the deal effects and how you should react to it. Read quickly, and then make your pick ups.
Delonte West - He is going to start for the Cavs […]
Who Do I Trust? Me!
Photo. Mannion
How would the Lakers adjust to life without Andrew Bynum? Playing a Sonics team against which he usually drops plenteous buckets, Kobe Bryant decided to go into Tony Montana mode (“Who put this $*** together? Me, that’s who!”) and had his eyes locked onto the rim — on his first 10 touches he shot […]
The Forgotten
Photo. Jonathan Mannion
With so much hype centered on the Celtics ever since they pulled off the Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen deals, it’s been easy to forget the C’s still needs to go through the reigning Eastern Conference champs to get the rings. Those champs would be the Cavs, who — flawed as they may […]
Are You Threatening Me?
Don’t crown his a$$ yet.
Even before Greg Oden’s microfracture, I wasn’t alone in prematurely handing Kevin Durant the ‘08 Rookie of the Year hardware. When it came to guys like Al Horford, Corey Brewer, Acie Law IV and the rest, I figured they could contribute to their squads, have a nice showing at the Rookie-Sophomore […]
Dime’s (Early) All-Rookie Team
One of these guys won’t be on the list…
While the recent knowledge of Greg Oden’s season-ending knee surgery distressed the city of Portland, about three hours north on I-5, Kevin Durant started making room on his trophy case in his new Seattle home. But while KD is surely the front-runner for ‘07-08 Rookie of the […]
Not Another Mock Draft, 6.25.07
Photo. Eriberto Oriol
From a basic standpoint of “Who’s gonna go No. 1?” I can’t remember an NBA Draft that has been such a dominant national sports story. As a kid in Seattle I remember the local buzz surrounding the 1990 Draft, when the Sonics turned the No. 2 pick into Gary Payton, but on a […]
Garbage Time
The Pistons already clinched home-court in the East, but we thought maybe they’d at least want to send a message or something to the Raptors last night. Guess not. While the usual five started and got in enough minutes to keep their legs fresh (Rip Hamilton dropped 24 points in 26 minutes), it was kinda […]
Dime’s Top Gun Fantasy Draft
Wednesday was all about prepping for the Big Dance in the Dime office. Final brackets were turned in for the office pool, and we had our annual NCAA Top Gun fantasy draft. Eight teams, five players per team. You can read the rules right here. We had to stomach an oppressively hot and stuffy conference […]


