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.
The NBA has shown once again how on point they are and in tune with what the league’s audience wants by providing two of the best musical performances available to them.
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.
Trading for Otto Porter shows that the Bulls expect to build again, mostly with roster pieces already under contract.
‘Tis the season for all NBA fans to celebrate because the annual Christmas basketball showcases have officially arrived.
Now that the four-time All-Star Butler is going to test just how much brotherly love is in Philly we as a NBA public may be beyond just “trusting the process”?
The NBA doesn’t give us much opportunity to miss it anymore but that doesn’t make Opening Night any less special as we approach it again today. To the contrary, the ever-busy off-season sort of makes tonight a rare climactic moment that will introduce a season full of them.
Some quality talent still exists in this year’s crop of the unsigned. Headlining that list as we get closer and closer to October and the opening of camps league-wide is one of the game’s most explosive offensive threats and one of its best Sixth-men of all time: Jamal Crawford.
“In The Scope With Joshua M. Hicks” is a weekly column from the Managing Editor of WARR
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