This Week In Chicago Sports History: Jordan Rules Cleveland & The Late ’80s
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Category Archives: Basketball
In The Scope: OKC’s Playoff Problems Only Start With Westbrook
Many people are wondering is Westbrook the problem for the Thunder’s lack of postseason success? Part of the blame should rest with Russ, but he is not the sole virus exacerbating the Thunder’s contagious struggles.
NBA: All-Playoff Playground Team Features Prototypes Of The Street Game
It’s easy to say what team is the best in the Association once the Finals are done, but to figure out which five guys could run fives at 63rd Street all day long? That takes deep thought.
This Week In Chicago Sports History: Epic Bulls-Celtics Game 6, D-Rose Heartbreak, Trubisky Era Begins
Every #throwbackthursday Sid “The Kid” Brown gives you some of the top moments to remember for each week forward.
In The Scope: Breanna Stewart Injury Exposes Inequity Inherent In WNBA
The average WNBA player makes close to $75,000, with only a few players making as much as $113,000. Reports have the average minimum salary for a player in the NBA at roughly $840,000 a year.
This Week In Chicago Sports History: Jordan, Rose Each Breakout Big In Boston
Every #throwbackthursday Sid “The Kid” Brown gives you some of the top moments to remember for each week forward.
NBA: Korver’s Letter Sets Progressive Template for White Males To Follow
More white people need to understand what Black men go through on a daily basis and actively join the movement to get the change we as a country really want and need to see.
In The Scope: Expect Competitive Play, But Chalk Mostly In NBA First Round
The first round of this significant playoff season is one that could be signalling a new era of basketball, an era of basketball that does not include the king of the postseason, LeBron James.
TV: D-Rose Doc Tells Ups, Downs of A Chicago Love Story
The emotion Rose provoked in the city, in Bulls fans was illuminating — so much could be learned by the observance of what fueled that emotion and what dividing lines were exposed as disappointment and frustration became twin pillars of his career.
In The Scope: Transplanting Nets’ Russell To Chicago Could Fast Track Bulls’ Rebuild
In a previous column, I mentioned that Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving should not dismiss the “second” teams within the big city markets of New York and LA due to […]
