There’s not player hotter in the NBA right now than Brandon Jennings. Averaging 24.8 points, 4.7 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, while shooting 48% from the floor and a ridiculous 56% from beyond the arc, Jennings is not only putting up unbelievable stats but the Bucks are also 6-3 and the No. 4 team in the East. Check out this video that the League put together on Young Money’s NBA journey.
If there was any doubt who the front runner for Rookie of the Year was, those doubts have gone away. Brandon Jennings could be the best play in the entire 2009 NBA Draft. Oh yea, did I mention that he had zero in the first quarter and 29 in the third? Wow.
If you are reading this, you are the first to see the home and away colorways of Brandon Jennings‘ latest shoe that he will be wearing to kick off the season for the Bucks. Jennings will be rocking this, the Under Armour BB Proto 3 “Young Buck” version, up until the midway point of the season. Check after the jump for some more pics. Read More »
Since the NBA Finals ended, we’ve been jumping at any chance we could to watch hoops. From NBA Summer League to AAU tournaments to pickup in NYC/LA, we’ve basically gone out of our way to catch as much ball as we could. And who wouldn’t? So with the NBA season right around the corner, there’s no better time than now to start predicting who is going to win some NBA awards this season. First up, Rookie of the Year. Read More »
While earlier we reported that Ramon Sessionscould sign an offer sheet with Minnesota, ESPN.com’s Chris Sheridan is now reporting that Sessions agreed to sign a four-year, $16 million offer sheet with the T-Wolves with the paperwork being processed this morning. Read More »
So much for Ricky Rubio. Word out of Wisconsin is that Ramon Sessions could be on the verge of receiving an offer sheet from the Timberwolves, which in all likelihood would end his time in restricted free agency limbo this summer. While T-Wolves fans should rejoice, I can’t say that Jonny Flynn is happy to hear this. Read More »
Everybody likes playing armchair general manager. I know I do. With plenty of quality free agents out there, it got me thinking. If I were calling the shots for some organization and needed a point guard, which player would I take: Ramon Sessionsor Raymond Felton? Both players remain unsigned and are restricted free agents.