Yes, I haven't posted in four months; I'll get to that later. But the playoffs are here! I'm a day late, but here are my first-round playoff predictions: Eastern Conference: #1 Milwaukee Bucks vs. #8 Miami Heat: Bucks in Four #2 Boston Celtics vs. #7 Atlanta Hawks: Celtics in Five #3 Philadelphia 76ers vs. … Continue reading My First-Round Playoff Predictions
Welcome to Part 2 of me writing three sentences about every NBA team! If you haven't checked out Part 1 yet, you can do so here. Enjoy! Houston Rockets: NBA.com I'm disappointed for the Rockets, since they missed out on Paolo Banchero and Chet Holmgren. I don't think Jabari Smith, Jr, has the potential … Continue reading 3 Sentences About Every NBA Team For This Upcoming Season (Part 2)
The first round of the playoffs has officially come to an end, and the second round has already started. That means it's time to look back at my first round predictions, and see how accurate (or inaccurate) they were. It also means it's time to make my second round predictions, before too much of each … Continue reading Recapping My Weirdly Accurate First-Round Predictions, and Predicting the Second Round
Good morning! There were a lot of playoff games last night; let's highlight the three best games. Heat/Hawks: Game 1 Credit to Michael Reaves of Getty Images for Picture Trae Young was ready to carry the Atlanta Hawks to victory. Unfortunately, the Miami Heat had a game plan to shut down Young, and they … Continue reading The Daily Three-Pointer: Playoff Edition
The NBA playoffs started yesterday. With no time to waste, here are my predictions for the first-round: Eastern Conference: #1 Heat vs #8 Hawks Credit to USA Today Sports for Picture In theory, the Heat should have no problem handling the Hawks. They have Kyle Lowry, Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo Victor Oladipo, Tyler … Continue reading My First Round NBA Playoff Predictions
It doesn't take an NBA genius to know that we live in the era of efficiency and the three-pointer; with almost all of us watching the greatest shooters to ever live in Golden State, we know how effective the three ball is. However, one thing I've noticed while watching modern basketball is the taller, stronger … Continue reading How Big Men Are Having a Revival in Today’s NBA
Well, it's finally happened. The championship drought in Milwaukee that has plagued the city since 1971 has finally been lifted by Giannis Antetokounmpo. The amount he's done for the Bucks organization is nearly unrivaled, as he scored 50 points in the clinching game of the 2021 NBA Finals, becoming the only player ever to average … Continue reading Bucks win 2021 NBA Championship, Giannis Antetokounmpo Moves Into Elite Company
Game Four of the 2021 NBA Finals represented and was a lot of different things, but one of the most important things for entertained NBA fans was that it was a close game. In Game One, the Suns won by 13; in Game Two, the Suns won by 10; in Game Three, the Bucks won … Continue reading Bucks Take Game Four in First Down-to-the-Wire 2021 NBA Finals Game
In Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Phoenix Suns with a final score of 120-100. Revitalized by playing at home where every made shot generated thousands of cheers and claps, and no fans are taunting Giannis Antetokounmpo while he shoots free throws, the Bucks looked like who they were supposed … Continue reading Bucks Dominate Game 3, Blow Out Suns By 20 Points
In Game Two of the 2021 NBA Finals, the Phoenix Suns defeated the Milwaukee Bucks with a final score of 118-108. While Giannis Antetokounmpo put the Bucks on his back with a 42-point-12 rebound-4 assist-3 block performance, there was no one Suns' player who stood out that much more than the rest. Chris Paul had … Continue reading Suns Triumph in Game Two of the NBA Finals, Overcome The Greek Freak’s 42 Points
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