The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) recently released their top 25 players of all time list, which showcases the league's top 25 players since its birth in 1996. The list wasn't easy to make, as it began with 72 nominees and was narrowed down to the top 25. The final list features 15 retired legends, … Continue reading W25: Who Should You Vote for the GOAT?
Lots of bumping, pushing, and fouls. 24 seconds to score. Incredible spin moves and reverse layups. Who wouldn't want to watch that? While the Team USA Men's Basketball Team Gold Medal Game garnered nearly 900,000 views (as of mid-September), the Wheelchair Men's Basketball USA Team Gold Medal game only had around 70,000 views; yet the … Continue reading Team USA Upsets Japan!
Woj was very busy on September 2nd, 2021, letting the world know some new interesting trades and insights inside the NBA. The first piece of news came in the form of a trade between the Memphis Grizzlies and Boston Celtics. https://twitter.com/wojespn/status/1433820922184704000 Juan Hernangómez is a 6'9" power forward, but unfortunately, some of his best years … Continue reading The Lakers-Nets Saga Just Got Even More Interesting …
Throughout NBA history, we have been blessed to see some of the greatest players and dunkers ever to win the Slam Dunk Contest, including players such as Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Dominique Wilkins, Zach LaVine, Aaron Gordon, and Vince Carter. However, we have also seen some incredible three-point contest champions, such as Stephen Curry, Klay … Continue reading Who’s More Successful: Three-Point Champions or Dunk Contest Champions?
In previous years, the NBA has seemed dull. With super teams like the Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, and Cleveland Cavaliers all forming in the 2010s, it seemed as though there was a lack of competition. The trend of super teams still has not died, as multiple All-Stars and former All-Stars are teaming up. However, … Continue reading The 2021-2022 NBA Season Will Be A Dream for the League. Here’s Why:
Injuries are one of the worst things that can happen to an NBA player. They derail careers, set back seasons, and can decide championships. No one wants them, and everyone feels bad for the players that have them. However, injuries have become even more apparent in today's modern NBA. Excluding the 2020-2021 season, which was … Continue reading What Makes a Player Injury Prone?
Phrase: Woj Bomb Definition: A Woj Bomb is when Adrian Wojnarowski, senior NBA insider, tweets out a trade or free agency signing that was previously unknown to the public. Example: https://twitter.com/wojespn/status/1427061342016610304?s=20 The latest Woj Bomb from Adrian Wojnarowski It makes sense for the Los Angeles Clippers to make this trade, as Rondo is 34 years … Continue reading Report: Los Angeles Clippers Have Made a Trade for Eric Bledsoe
A while ago, I wrote 10 Things You May Not Have Known About the NBA or it's Players, and it seemed as though most people enjoyed it. So today, I'm creating a Part Two to that list, and hopefully you will learn some new interesting facts about the NBA. #10: Pau Gasol's Schooling Credit … Continue reading 10 More Things You May Not Have Known About The NBA and It’s Players
James Harden is one of the most prolific scorers in NBA history. With his incredible step-back and uncanny ability to draw fouls, you could say Harden is a walking bucket. Actually, his ability to draw fouls isn't just uncanny; it's ridiculous. From 2015-2020, Harden averaged 10.7 free throw attempts per game, and converted 9.2 of … Continue reading The NBA Has Found a Way to Keep James Harden From Scoring… Or Has It?
Most of free agency has passed by and at this point, it feels as though every major star has been moved; with the exception of Ben Simmons. Today, let's recap some of the major signings of free agency Credit to Curtis Compton for Picture John Collins signed a massive extension to stay with the Atlanta … Continue reading A Recap of Free Agency
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