The Pros And Cons Of NBA Champions Golden State Warriors

One indication as to why the Chicago Bulls are the worst franchise in the NBA is their in-game performances so far in the season. A great way to find out the quality of the team is by looking at their game statistics. Sadly, the Bulls rank usually at the bottom in most meaningful statistics. One offensive statistic is called true shooting percentage. True shooting percentage is

According to Blasting News, even if the Warriors are off to a good start, there's a notion that they will make a shakeup of their roster before the February trade deadline and a possible trade deal with Heat might happen soon.

Since 2007, no team that went on to win the NBA championship finished worse than seventh in defensive rating (points allowed per 100 possessions) during the regular season.

The Kings finished the 2014/2015 regular season with a meager 29-53 record; no where near playoff contention in the fiercely competitive Western Conference. To put their under-achieving record in context, the Kings still would have finished as the lowly 13th seed in the far less competitive Eastern Conference. But they have visibly bolstered up their roster with a variety of talent.

During the 2015-2016 season, Lebron James went home to the Cavaliers and went on to have wins of 57 and losses 25. In the playoffs, the Cavaliers were playing the Golden State Warriors. The Cavaliers were down 3-1, if they were to lose

The Bulls once again made the playoffs, for the second consecutive season in the 2009–10 season,while finishing off with a 41–41 record sitting right at .500. In the playoffs Rose averaged 26.8 points and 7.2 assists, but the Bulls lost in five games to the Might Cleveland Cavaliers led by the Bulls worst memory...Lebron James.

After Sunday afternoon's 104-91 loss at home to the Utah Jazz, you can add another thing to that list: "death, taxes, and the Los Angeles Clippers not making it to the Western Conference Finals.

The article written by Bruce Jenkins starts off by saying that the regular season of the Warriors was a “bumbling mess”. This article was written to be read generally by the people of San Francisco and Warriors fans. The Warriors went from a historic 73-9 record in the 2016 season, to a 67-15 record in the 2017 season, and a recent 58-24 record in the 2018 season. At the beginning of the article, Bruce talks about factors that have led to the teams bumpy season like not having a reliable center. He says that the team has reached a point to where the team’s centers are not feared by any postseason opponent. Towards the end of the article, Bruce talks about the future of the team and things to consider. He talks about possible matchups and how the team isn’t ready defensively to play, even if Stephen Curry is on the court. With the article discussing the Warriors’ downward spiral, the article uses the devices of ethos, logos, and pathos.

The win pushed Cleveland’s record to 6-0 in The Q this season, while the Cavs (9-3) have also won 26 of their last 27 regular season games in the

After a complete fail last season the Denver Nuggets come back with 5-wins strait. Who is the the fifth team? The Chicago Bulls! They were expecting it would be EASY because of the Denver Nugget’s epic fail last year, but the past is the past and the Nuggets will not let anything stop them this year. The Denver Nuggets are ruthless for revenge and will not rest until victory has awarded them.

After a 12-4 finish and another early playoff exit in 2014, the Denver Broncos came up short of their Super Bowl-or-bust goal for the third season in a row.

San Antonio has won 34 consecutive games played at home to open the season. The Spurs are only three games behind with the Chicago Bulls, who has won 37 straight wins during their historic 72-win 1995-96 season. The Gregg Popovich-led team has surpassed Orlando Magic’s record of 33 successive victories.

This series has been extremely entertaining, from one side. The Warriors are putting up clinics. Even without Kevin Durant in Game 2, the Warriors beat

The Rockets showed the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round of the playoffs that it takes more than one superstar to win consistently in this league. In this case, it took the Houston bench to get them out of the first round. The Rockets believe they have eight starters on their team and distribute minutes accordingly. The three who come off the bench are Lou Williams, Eric Gordon, and Nene Hilario. If it had not been for their performance in the first round, we might not be talking about the Rockets at this point in time. There were times throughout the series where James Harden went cold from the floor and the offense needed a spark. Enter Williams, Nene, and Gordon. Williams and Gordon were able to knock down outside shots and open the floor for Nene on the inside during pick and rolls.

How can this be?How can they lose against the Rockets? They were doing so good last night. I hoped that they will do better in the finals that is happening in 2 days against the Cavaliers Then as i walked downstairs for breakfast, i attempted to take a long shot to my mini basketball hoop just for fun, and with an insane distance and somehow i made the shot, “Woah! How did i do that? I mean despite the fact that my shot has ever been this accurate, it’s must be luck. I was really bored that day, normally i would be eager to practice basketball but not today for some reasons, I'm just not feeling it. I decided to spend sometimes in a carnival that nearby my house. Suddenly this basketball game caught my eye, I decided to have a go with it the rule is to makes 3 shots then the player will awarded with a special price. And who knew? All the shot that i made got went in perfectly.And at that moment, i knew something was wrong, this isn’t my basketball skills,those shots isn’t my shots, no it cannot be, i think i have stole Stephen Curry’s