NBA Playoffs

With the Warriors in hot pursuit of the NBA record for most wins

LeBron James plays the small forward position and stands at 6 foot 8 and weighs 250 lbs, and Stephen Curry plays the point guard position and stands at 6 foot 3 and weighs 190 lbs. LeBron James has played 13 season and Stephen Curry has played 7 seasons. Obviously LeBron James’ stats are going to be higher for the most part because he has played longer, but I want to compare and project who is going to be better at the end of their careers and who’s better now. Granted, both players play different

Michael vs Kobe The great Michael Jordan once said “To many players in today 's NBA, Bryant stands on equal footing with the player he patterned his game after.” (http://www.foxsports.com/) I find it authentically interesting that if you ask Kobe Bryant he will willing confess to attempting to replicate Michael Jordan’s exclusive playing style. When Kobe was questioned concerning the allegations in regards to Kobe stealing MJ’s style of play this was his rebuttal “as a kid growing up in Italy, all

his first playoff game against Hampton, and advanced his team to NCAA tournament but lost against Arizona, Irving scored 28 points that game, and that was the last game he played with

mad at the practices, just annoyed that the Bulls were so bad. All Frank wanted to accomplish this season was beating Vick. Frank knew that the Bulls had no opportunity at the playoffs, but if he destroyed Vick in all their games, that’s a great season in Frank’s mind. Vick plays for the Miami Heat, the three time defending NBA National Champs. Frank loathed all their players, but especially Vick. Vick and Frank had played on the same high school and college basketball team. They had been the ultimate

“Wait wait wait, he plays for Denver now?” The 2017 NBA off-season prompted many, many questions just like that last one, except Denver can be replaced by pretty much any team in the NBA. What the NBA has showed this past off-season is that no one is safe, so this goes out to all GM’s in the league: watch your players very, very carefully. Just when a team thinks they have a star player and maybe they can make a run at the title, they find themselves tanking for a better draft pick. From trades,

The NBA has had its fair share of young superstars like Dwight Howard, LeBron James, and Amar’e Stoudemire, but it’s had an even larger number of busts such as Anthony Bennett, Jahlil Okafor, and Greg Oden. Players who never quite flourished into the players their clubs wanted. There is an easy solution to this problem, an age limit. Extending the age limit from one and done to 20 or 21, would be very beneficial for the players, the teams, and both the NCAA and NBA. First of all, the NCAA would make

How important is it for you to provide this for underprivileged students? It’s huge for me to help all kids, kids are our future if we give them all the tools they can do anything they want in this world. For me, it’s trying to put kids in the right situation, and give them the opportunity to succeed in whatever field they choose. Did you have many educational experiences such as the one that you're currently providing growing up in SC? I went to a private high school, my parents received

seeing them on the court. In a way, fans feel more attached to a player having to interact with a certain player on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram rather then just reading about them, they get a first hand experience. Part 2 - Review Of Literature NBA fan culture and its interactions with players have revolutionized the league over the years. Fans only had the ability to either watch on TV or go see the game but now with Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts, there’s a whole new way for fans to

The power forward position may offer more intriguing story lines than any other position. The best free agent who is most likely to move, LaMarcus Aldridge, is featured on this list. We also have the mystery of Kevin Love, and the question, will Tim Duncan retire? Many on this list may actually be on the move this summer. Let 's dig in. 1. LaMarcus Aldridge o Unrestricted – Portland Trail Blazers 2015: 23.4 ppg, 10.2 rpg We are starting off with a bang. Aldridge clearly holds the title of best