Chris Paul (photo. Mannion)
For 47 minutes of Hornets/Magic, Peja Stojakovic was having such an off night that the Orlando announcers were questioning Byron Scott for even having him on the court in crunch time. But that didn’t stop Peja from stepping up with about a minute to go and hitting the go-ahead three-pointer on a […]
Tag: Kenyon Martin
Turning the Pej
Gangsta Music
Photo. Chenoa Maxwell
Other than Shaq dominating Marcus Camby on the game’s first few possessions — or as Suns announcer Eddie Johnson called it, “gangsta’ing” Marcus Camby — Phoenix couldn’t get anything going against the Nuggets in the first quarter last night. Guys were forcing too many bad shots on offense and giving up too many […]
The Tipping Point
Dirk (photo. Monte Isom)
Remember a couple years ago when Tim Duncan played almost the entire season with a bad foot because the Spurs couldn’t afford to give him a rest and lose ground to the Mavs in the Southwest? At stake then was the difference between a #1-seed in the conference and a #4-seed. Yesterday, […]
NBA Hit List Power Ranking
T-Mac (photo. Marc Morrison)
There’s no shame in being completely wrong about the Rockets. When Yao was shut down for the season, no one thought they’d keep winning let alone hold status as the best team in the NBA. The win streak is at 19 as T-Mac’s crew assumes the top spot this week…
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The Eli Manning of the NBA?
Chris Bosh (Photo. Chris Gordaneer)
At least until ‘08 NFL training camps start — and that’s being wildly optimistic — we’re all going to be beaten over the head with commercials, magazine features, Internet articles and TV segments constantly reminding us that Eli Manning and Peyton Manning both have Super Bowl rings and Super Bowl MVP […]
2000 Draft Do-Over
Kenyon Martin (Photo. G. Land)
The 2000 NBA Draft was not a good one. Of the entire field, only a handful of players would go on to become All-Stars, and only one of them is in a position to even be considered a franchise player: second-round pick Michael Redd, and he’s not necessarily a lock to […]
Get Out the Way
Carmelo on Dime #37
Carmelo Anthony wasn’t playing around when — following D-Wade and LeBron’s NBA Finals runs — he said that this year was his turn. And ‘Melo seems to be making a point in taking out those two personally: leading a piecing of the Cavs a few weeks ago, and last night, laying the […]
Point Taken
Photo. Jonathan Mannion
Just when you thought the Cavs were better than mediocre, reality stepped in. More accurately, the Mavs stepped on Cleveland’s neck. LeBron didn’t even take a shot for most of the first quarter, yet Cleveland stayed in the game partly due to his passing. On one play ‘Bron had it on the block […]
Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself
L-R: K-Mart, hottie (Photo. Gary Land)
K-Mart is back. Not Sacramento’s version, who’s busy deciding between Ashy Larry (”I’m rich, byotch!”) and The O’Jays as his ringtone, but the original Bad Ass Yellow Boy. With Nene out injured, Kenyon got the start for the Nuggets against Milwaukee last night and put up 11 points and 5 […]
Outside the Box
At least give the Celtics credit for thinking outside the box. With Operation: Put Some Decent Players Around the Big Three so far yielding a benchwarmer’s dream group of Eddie House, Scot Pollard and Jackie Manuel, the C’s surprised everyone yesterday when word came down that they’d been talking to Reggie Miller about a possible […]


