The Thursday before the All-Star Game an impressive collection of media and celebrities converged in Chicago with Wade and the filmmakers who followed the NBA legend for over a decade.
Melo’s attempt to create a winning legacy in New York during his prime years came with a price he in the end was not willing to pay, a price that has taken him to an unfamiliar place of unemployment within the league.
Wade and James’ partnership is one that survived through years together and even more years apart, it actively shifted the NBA culture, and created a trend that NBA players adhere to today, especially by utilizing their rights as free agents and masters of their own destiny.
“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
ESPN has dominated the sports documentary market in recent years with its 30 for 30 series. Like with most things in its persistent chasing of ESPN for ratings and sports […]
WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA
Joshua Hicks is a contributor to WARR and The D & Davis Show
Joshua Hicks is a contributor to WARR and The D & Davis Show After trading Kyrie Irving to Boston, the Cavaliers retooled and at least put themselves in another solid […]
WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA One-time Chicago kingpin and hometown favorite Derrick Rose signed a 1-year, 2.1 million dollar contract to […]
