In The Scope: Bulls Options Limited After Disappointing Lottery
With the Bulls netting the seventh pick yet again, they have few options available to keep their rebuild on track.
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In The Scope: Lakers Derailing Rebuild With Tragic Coaching Search
Instead of creating effective change and keeping the Lakers competitive in a new era of the NBA, Jeanie Buss only seems to be deepening the hole from which the Lakers are trying to emerge.
In The Scope: Problematic Bosa’s Red Carpet Welcome To NFL Should Be No Surprise
ed. note — ITS, which normally runs each Friday, is running on Sunday this week to commemorate Joshua’s debut on CLTV’s Sports Feed this evening. Make sure to watch. Nick […]
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.
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.
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 […]
In The Scope: Lonzo Needs BBB Breakup To Reach Any Expected Potential
Lonzo Ball is finally taking advantage of the life he wants to live, not just following through on what his father wants.
In The Scope: Even LeBron Couldn’t Save Lakers Season Set To Fail
LeBron James deserves at least some blame for his role in the Lakers’ struggles, however, most of the blame goes toward Magic Johnson and the front office.
In The Scope: NBA Rallies Around Westbrook, More Can Be Done To Protect Players
Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook seems to always have bad blood when it comes to fan interactions when on the road in the NBA, especially in Utah.
In The Scope: Irving, Durant Shouldn’t Overlook So-called “Second” Teams In Big Cities
In both the Nets and the Clippers, KD and Uncle Drew can not only be stars, they’ll also have clean slates to work with and platforms to creating new historic feats.
