Tag: Basketball

  • Reassessing Nico Harrison’s Role in Dallas

    Nico Harrison was arguably the Dallas Mavericks worst nightmare. He went beyond lengths to shatter what would have been a culture shift without Mark Cuban.

    Obviously, take Luka Doncic for example. The Mavericks traded Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis and Max Christie. What was worse is Jalen Brunson.

    Many NBA pundits claimed that the Doncic deal was a nightmare. Well fast forward to today, Brunson has one ring with one of the hardest organizations to play under, the New York Knicks.

    What is entailing is that even though, Doncic led the NBA in scoring this year and is still young, Brunson offered to stay in Dallas but Harrison declined.

    Brunson was averaging 20 points and 6 assists without Doncic in the Dallas lineup. Just like he is now, only six points higher with the Knicks.

    Harrison was a detriment to basketball. Reassessing the current situation he traded away two young, phenomenal, talented basketball players who should have never gone anywhere in the first place. Instead, it is time to remeasure the faith led by Brunson’s Knicks.

  • Giannis is Apart of the Heat.. Now What?

    Former NBA leading champion Giannis Antetokounmpo has agreed to be traded to the Miami Heat for Tyler Herro and 3 first round picks. This comes as exciting news for NBA insiders but Miami now finds themselves in a bit of a predicament.

    Even though they also acquired Bobby Portis, there have been questions about the NBA shifting landscape, motivation, and timing combined for another championship run by Giannis. Giannis is a hard player to come by.

    Many scouts just do not find a player like him and he comes with very high demands and tag prices. Giannis had the possible option to go play for the New York Knicks or Boston Celtics according to league sources but Miami and Pat Riley saw the best of him.

    There have been concerns about Pat Riley aging in the midst of still possessing a top head coach in Erik Spoelstra. Spoelstra will most likely be able to handle the duties when he did back with Jimmy Butler.

    Butler is a different animal whereas Giannis will fiddle out on his own violin of NBA defined traits.

  • Jalen Brunson Brings Angry Critics to an Uproar Celebration

    When Jalen Brunson was 2, he never thought the Knicks dream was possible by the help of teammates such as OG Anunoby, Karl Anthony Towns, Josh Hart, and Mikael Bridges.

    Rick Brunson helped Jalen up at this age whether feeding or changing diapers. That time would pass and Jalen developed strong relationships that included Bridges and Hart. Whether ordering Wingstop in the middle of a conference or enjoying simple press room bloopers, Hart was there.

    Brunson was there for the heart of it. He would eventually meet his wife in school and graduate a proud Villanova Wildcat. There he not only met Bridges and Hart, Brunson would say hello and goodbye to the rich, silky, smoothiness of them all, Donte DiVicenzo.

    There were many cast players who the New York mayor listed as credibly worth a mention other than DiVicenzo but Brunson.

    He did not need a silver spoon. He was granted the keys to the city which was great but Brunson stood tall at the picture of hand.

    There were 2 million fans flocked to see the Finals MVP to receive a strong look at what Brunson was going to say.

    He said, “There is a lot of negative critics and when you prove them wrong, you don’t have to say s*** to them. They don’t deserve it.”

    Simplicity at its finest. Congratulations to the 2026 New York Knicks!

  • Breen Cherishes the Dream!

    Mike Breen cherishes the dream of a lifetime! After spending 20 years as the lead announcer for NBA ESPN on ABC, his New York Knickerbockers would go onto become just their own first franchise team since 1974 to win the Finals.

    Breen respected in his roles for clutch hit-shots, delivered another excellent call when OG Anunoby tipped in the go ahead basket for a best of seven series win.

    Knicks fans blaze in significant glory, and so does Breen.

  • What We Learned from Knicks Game 4

    Last night was nothing short of a travesty. The New York Knicks won Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals and wowed the world.

    Everyone in Madison Square Garden was still on their feet for most of the game as the Knicks embarked on the largest comeback in NBA Finals history. It was not easy but they found a way thanks to OG Anunoby’s iconic tip-in.

    Other turnovers occurred such as D’Aaron Fox, described as ‘stupid’ by one CBS Sports highly billed spokesman. The blame was on head coach Mitch Johnson and Victor Wembanyama said after the game it is essentially time to go all in. Wemby was seen egged on social media.

    While everyone was celebrating, the key none understand is that the San Antonio Spurs are still in the hunt. If they win another game or two, it is possible Game 7 will be one for the highlights.

  • Fact of the Day

    Did you know NBA commissioner Adam Silver grew up a big New York Knicks fan?

  • Why SGA is a Sore Loser

    SGA made it this far. How come he has to ruin the season for the Oklahoma City Thunder team and say the season is ‘a failure?’

    Now that backtracks everything is done headed into the new basketball year and further destroys SGA as a character.

    SGA has bad character. He has always had bad character and body language will speak for itself whether he can overcome the Spurs momentum.

    MVP’s, All-Star, and championship wins does define prestige and SGA wipes it away. It is how you respond to failure like the greats did such as Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, and more.

  • Washington Wizards win NBA 2026 Draft Lottery

  • Jalen Brunson Turning Heads

    Nico Harrison was big news to the public when the Dallas Mavericks first let him go of his duties as a general manager. As a former Nike executive, he oversaw one of the biggest trades in the 21st century by trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis, Max Christie, and a 1st round pick. Doncic had such a big year by leading the league in points and converting 47.6% of his field goals.

    Doncic is truly an international legend, already, but besides him, Nico Harrison, and the newest plug to the Mavericks front office, former ESPN analyst Mike Schmitz. Jalen Brunson is turning heads in this year’s NBA postseason.

    Say what you want about Doncic, Harrison, and Schmitz, but Brunson has taken a commanding 3-0 lead over the Philadelphia 76ers in the postseason and keeps adding to the load of potential the Knicks came off last year between the Indiana Pacers.

    If the Sixers series were to be over today (which is possible), the Knicks would face either the Detroit Pistons or Cleveland Cavaliers. The Pistons have a 2-1 lead.

    But, talk about the load of potential on Brunson. He has converted 86.4% of his free throws and is the 3rd leading PPG postseason scorer. Him and Karl Anthony Towns have been consistent without OG Anunoby in the lineup and seem to be just having fun lighting up the garden, especially the media.

    No better days could mean Mike Brown is not on the hot seat.

  • Coach Kerr Indebted to Golden State, Forever

    It was just announced after 13 NBA seasons coach Steve Kerr sat down with owner Joe Lacob, and GM Mike Dunleavy Jr for a meeting. Only one can imagine how that went.

    Along the way, Kerr won four NBA championships with the likes of Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Kevon Looney, Andre Iguodala, and so much unbelievable talent. Kerr could not been blessed into a situation casted by the famous trio. He knew when to pinpoint pick or pass beginning in the ultra NBA days known as Chicago.

    Chicago meant home. It meant a masterpiece to Kerr as he took and created in Golden State (not known as the triangle).

    Prior to the job with Golden State, NBA legendary figure Phil Jackson had reached out to Kerr for a head coaching gig with the New York Knicks. Kerr outright refused and chose the New York Knicks.

    Rumors leaked he did it for the location of his family but ultimately built one in Golden State. The coach meets with staff again next week.

    Absolutely all coaches’ contracts expire after this season and Kerr has a decision to make. Does he take a break and tests his abilities on the open market? Or does he return for a fourteenth NBA season of basketball.

    Although nothing is confirmed, Yahoo Sports is reporting that the job is under consideration and Kerr will proceed meticulously with matters’ rights. Kerr is 60 years old and if he wants to make an impression, he makes it look too easy.

    GS forever..