T-minus 31 hours until the trade deadline expires at 3 PM ET Thursday. Until then, the Cavs seem to be doing everything in their power to acquire Kyle Lowry and Mike Miller from Memphis. ESPN Insider’s Chad Ford cites a player agent as describing another 8-player deal, without any names of Jason Kidd’s magnitude.
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Tick Tock
Full Circle
Photo. Robyn Twomey
Has it really been FIFTEEN years since Chris Webber put on that Warriors cap on draft night (after he was traded for Penny Hardaway)? Our younger readers will one day learn that once you get into your 20s it seems every other day something makes you feel old, and of all the stuff […]
Shoot Like Mike Miller
In Dime #38 (Shaq cover), we featured Mike Miller and his shooting workout in the training section of the magazine. With Mike’s name hot right now in trade talks (what team couldn’t use another shooter?), we thought we’d drop the video from our photo shoot with Mike where he breaks down his daily regimen …
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Alumni Game - Florida v. Tennessee
Joakim Noah
(Photo. Monte Isom)
Unless you’ve been following college ball since the era before the three-point shot, you might be surprised to know that Tennessee has actually produced about twice as many NBA players as Florida. Well before the Gators become a perennial national power and started consistently putting out pros in the 21st century, the […]
Down South Super-Team
Ray Felton (Photo. Stephen Hill)
I’m not a big fan of expansion in pro sports. That sounds funny coming from a guy born and raised in Seattle, who wouldn’t have the Mariners or Seahawks were it not for MLB and NFL expansion in the late-1970s, and who’s favorite NFL team (the Browns) wouldn’t exist if the […]
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 […]
Killing T Softly
When Rip Hamilton drops major buckets on you, sometimes you don’t even notice how bad it is until you check the box score. Rip doesn’t blitz you with inhuman athleticism like LeBron (more on that later) or visibly impose his will on you like Kobe, and he won’t punctuate a big scoring night with a […]
This Can’t Be Life
Jamal Crawford (Photo. Stephen Hill)
Where the hell did that come from? If you had seen the Knicks’ previous game — Friday night’s loss to the Raptors where they got mercilessly gutted by Chris Bosh — and been reading the NY papers, it would appear as if everything was perilously close to completely falling apart: Zach […]
Go Hard or Go Home
Rudy Gay (Photo. Tina Williams)
How did the Grizzlies lose to Unicaja Malaga yesterday? You could chalk it up to the Spanish pro team having more continuity and Memphis having a lot of new guys to break in. You could say it was because Malaga was basically playing a home game, while the Grizzlies had a […]
Slaughterhouse
Easy, breezy … ugly for Team V.I.
Game 2 of Team USA’s FIBA Americas tournament run — a.k.a. The Slaughtering until further notice — was way less interesting than the opener. While the Venezuela game was a rout, too, it was at least worth watching because it was the first time we’d seen the ‘07 version […]
Talkin’ Bout Practice
J-Kidd
With some time to kill in Vegas before hitting the unveiling of the Nike Zoom LeBron V, I figured I’d check out the final Team USA practice before the FIBA Americas (Olympic qualifying) tournament tipped off on Wednesday. The practice, held at UNLV’s Thomas & Mack Center on the same court where the ‘07 All-Star […]
USA Bay Bay
Photo. Jonathan Mannion
The summer leagues were cool, but you don’t know how hyped we all were to watch the Team USA scrimmage/exhibition game yesterday. Going in we weren’t sure what kinda vibe to expect, and we ended up getting a slightly more-spirited All-Star Game that got pretty intense at the end. Definitely not as lackadaisical […]
Who’s the Pick?
Some people we know were surprised to find out that “40 Games in 40 Nights” doesn’t mean there’s a game every night. With no playoff action to speak of Wednesday, all the NBA talk surrounded the Lottery and the upcoming Draft. It’s good to see there’s a legit debate going on over who the Blazers […]
Top of the Charts
That’s what Gilbert does…
Cats were complaining about there not being enough upsets and close games in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. So were Saturday’s second-round games good enough? No. 1 Ohio State was down by nine with 3 minutes left against Xavier, and when Greg Oden (14 pts, 12 rebs, 2 blks) fouled […]
Daily Fantasy
Whenever (or if) a trade goes down today, we’ll drop in with our fantasy reaction. For now, the regular daily fantasy of guys you should be paying attention to.
Eddie Jones, Dorrell Wright, Jason Williams - The Dwyane Wade injury looked bad. Really bad. If there was ever a time that the Heat needed J-Will […]


