This year’s off-season in the NBA has proven to significantly change what it means to have a successful legacy in the highest level of basketball and what it means to pursue that type of legacy.
A story line that did so much to define the past NBA season came to its natural conclusion just 48 hours after Toronto clinched its spot atop the basketball world. Superstar Anthony Davis finally got the trade he (and Rich Paul and LeBron James to a lesser, but still significant degree) wanted.
Whereas prior to the injury Durant seemed destined to do only one thing — opt out his final year with the Warriors and hit free agency once again — Durant’s options post-injury have opened up in ways many of us could not have expected.
Only a handful of franchises can call themselves making a move that could alter the balance of league competition for the remainder of this season.
Rumors of New Orleans Pelicans franchise player Anthony Davis leaving the NO have ramped up considerably since he switched his representation last summer. Players switch agents all the time, but […]
“In The Scope With Joshua M. Hicks” is a weekly column from the Managing Editor of WARR
“In The Scope With Joshua M. Hicks” is a weekly column from the Managing Editor of WARR
WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA The NBA became as bright as it can get under the spotlight of all-star weekend in the […]
Michael Walton II writes about the Chicago Bulls and the NBA for We Are Regal Radio. Michael is a student, freelance writer and high school basketball scout based in Chicago. […]
Michael Walton II writes about the Chicago Bulls and the NBA for We Are Regal Radio. Michael is a student, freelance writer and high school basketball scout based in Chicago. […]
