Miami Heat Case Study

The era of "Big Three" in Miami was over and with this all happening to the team, could this mean that the Heat is on the verge of going down? Although they got one of the most promising center and future All-star in Hassan Whiteside can he single-handedly carry the team? A recent report says that the Heat is still looking for the trade market for a possible deal.

OKLAHOMA CITY--Buddy Hield scored 19 points in the final eight minutes to stave off a furious Virginia Commonwealth's rally.

The Toronto Raptors, while not to be confused for a title contender just yet, once bolstered a defensive unit capable of shutting down the league's elite, finishing 2013-14 ranked ninth in efficiency at 102.4.

“We stayed in the gym late yesterday shooting after we had heard all the talk about us not playing so well and shooting poorly, Makayla played a great game along with Jasha Clinton, with Xaria (Wiggins) not having a great game we needed someone to step up. We do not care who we play in the State Championship. We are

“If we are shooting the ball well, we can beat anybody. The playoffs are fun and the kids are excited.”

Westbrook, the league’s second leading player in assists, finished with 15 points, 10 boards and 11 assists for

The Philadelphia 76ers announced on Wednesday that they exercised team options on point guard T.J. McConnell and forward Richaun Holmes.

Russell Westbrook finished the game with an amazing triple-double production of 20 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists, making the two-time All-Star Game MVP the NBA’s leader in triple-double performance.

Leroy "Shaq" Buchanan (9.2 points, 4.0 rebounds) and Brion Sanchious (3.0 points) round out the starting

The Los Angeles Lakers look to avenge a 119-101 loss in Denver. The main thing stopping the purple and gold from winning is their defense. The Lakers have given up an

Miami, FLA. - The three-time NBA champions the Miami Heat tipped of their 30th season with a 96-90 victory over the Atlanta Hawks in a preseason game on October 1.

The Cleveland Cavaliers entered Thursday night’s matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks with the best record in the Eastern Conference and the third-best record in the NBA, all while missing their starting backcourt for every game so far this season. However, according to LeBron James, the Cavs needed to “play better ball”.

“He’s been playing well, but we just need to get him the ball more. The last couple of games, he’s been shooting like 65-percent. We need to get him the ball, or at times, we just don’t look for him.”

"The way we were playing to start the second half, we had careless turnovers, we were very tentative, very unlike the way we played to start the game," Miami coach Jim Larranaga said. "And as they began to whittle down the lead, instead of getting tougher-minded and fighting harder, we tended to let up."

We had battled with them with all our strength in two sets, for it wasn’t even close (compound). The winning point was a serve into the net by Washington. We had just won the game.