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Results for tag: Cleveland Cavaliers
Posted by:
J-DIZZLE
on Nov 7, 2009 at 06:05:55 PM
The NBA season is only a week and a half young yet some things are already quite noticeable and permanent trends are starting to take shape... The Boston Celtics are not playing down to their competition and are out to prove that they are the best team in the league. Their 14.7 average win margin is evidence of this. Rajon Rondo is second in the league in assists, first in steals, and is easily among the top five PGs in the league. The additions of Shelden Williams, Marquis Daniels, and Rasheed Wallace make the C's a better and more athletic team than their 2008 championship squad that had James Posey, P.J. Brown, and Sam Cassell. They will easily have the best record in the East this year... The Cleveland Cavaliers are mediocre and I'm not sold, making last year even more of a fluke. ...
Posted by:
J-DIZZLE
on Sep 8, 2009 at 09:46:15 PM
It is often said that sports is a microcosm of society. Even in a depressed economy the rich continue to get richer, and the poor... well... stay exactly the same. With NBA powerhouses stockpiling their rosters with more beef, talent, and experience, one has to wonder... who will come out of this mess to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy come June 2010? Here's an early assessment of what the top teams in each conference did this offseason in order to have a decent shot at dethroning the 15-time world champs. WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. L.A. Lakers What they did last year: The best franchise in pro sports made their sixth Finals appearance this decade and captured its fourth title. They were the deepest and most balanced roster in the league and their youth, athleticism, exuberance, and ...
Posted by:
J-DIZZLE
on Aug 4, 2009 at 02:17:46 AM
With pretty much every major free agent locked up save for Allen Iverson, we now have a good idea where each contender stands for this upcoming 2009-2010 NBA campaign. Here's a roster rundown of the top 7 NBA contenders and where I think they'll place when it's all said and done... LOS ANGELES LAKERSG- Derek Fisher: Don't underestimate him when it counts most. Value is priceless. Key Reserves
Posted by:
J-DIZZLE
on Jul 5, 2009 at 01:47:22 AM
Let me get straight to the point. Trevor Ariza was, without a doubt, a major contributing factor to the Lakers' championship run and he will be missed by countless Lakers fans who grew to appreciate what he brought to the team - cohesion, work ethic, defensive presence, improved outside shooting, and the knack to come through with timely baskets. However, his absence will not deter the Lakers from repeating in 2010. Just when you thought L.A. was good to go to defend the title next year, the Lakers bring in Ron Artest to instantly take them to the next level. And I'll tell you why. Never mind Artest's past mistakes. He's playing for Jerry and the J's, Phil, Kobe, Pau, Lamar, Derek, and Jack now. I guarantee you he's intelligent enough to know not to f*** this one ... |
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