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.
Hours prior to the draft to determine the rosters in the 2020 All-Star Game, the league’s annual trade deadline brought a little more drama than the stars picking among themselves.
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.
No matter what the other 29 arenas do, non-stop applause and cheers from this point forward should be the norm every time James steps foot in Cleveland.
It would seem that the Bulls wound up offering Parker the most of what he’d like to have in his second NBA stop but there was a lot to tempt him in his other options.
Jimmy Butler has seemingly been hell-bent on bringing hell to the Minnesota Timberwolves franchise in the past couple weeks, you know, the franchise that’s still signing his checks. In a […]
“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 LeBron James has many fans, as well as haters, especially when it is playoff time. I […]
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. […]
