Coming off a weekend where a hotly contested Game 6 played on one evening and two Game 7’s played on one night to determine final invites to the Conference Finals, playoff competition is flying at observers at a wild pace.
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 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 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.
It doesn’t matter what Robert Kraft’s reasoning for going to the massage parlor was. It. Was. Stupid.
The eventual destination of Durant stands to make more of an impact in the league than any move not involving LeBron James, and there’s a significant chance James may still figure into Durant’s eventual decision.
It’s only fitting that the two G-State players I most dislike were the ones involved in a back and forth snipe session near the end of regulation in Tuesday’s Warriors-Clippers matchup.
“In The Scope With Joshua M. Hicks” is a weekly column from the Managing Editor of WARR
WARR managing editor Joshua Hicks breaks down the latest battle for it all between Cleveland and Golden State
WARR editorial director Kyle Means breaks down the Eastern Conference Finals and managing editor Joshua Hicks does the same for the Western Conference Finals
