Villians
The long-awaited return of Ray Allen to Boston is upon us, and it couldn’t have happened at a worse time for the ailing Celtics. The team is mired in a six-game slump, dropping a double-OT game to the Hawks after jumping out to a huge lead on the road. Doc Rivers is fed up, the [...]
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You could argue that the most exciting Pistons coming off the bench are rookie center Andre Drummond and veteran point guard Will Bynum. Both bring their own brand of energy and enthusiasm: Drummond with his shot-blocking and dunks, Bynum with his ability to score in bunches when he’s hot. They also have developed their own [...]
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The Boston Celtics’ recent roller-coaster ride of results has taken another downward dip. That’s the same trend they’ve been on against the Detroit Pistons lately. The streaky Celtics look to get back on track Sunday night when they visit a Detroit team playing for the first time since its trip to London. After losing four [...]
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Let me be clear: I detest Joakim Noah as much as Kevin Garnett. He’s an irritant, and there’s always a Garnett-Noah dust-up whenever he’s in town. But part of me secretly loves Noah, and thinks that he would be the perfect Boston Celtic. And the perfect fit for what ails this team. He’s long, energetic, [...]
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Want to know what the face of 6-for-26 looks like? Want to know what the face of a punk looks like? You’re staring at it, yes indeed, and that face has a name. It’s Carmelo Anthony, the pretend MVP who couldn’t keep his cool against a real MVP in the form of Kevin Garnett. Clank. [...]
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By: @FanOfGreen | Anybody who was born in the late 80s or early 90s and watched the NBA probably thinks of Michael Jordan and his era of dominance. Over the last couple of years, I’ve watched and studied Kobe and many of other basketball greats, current and past, and I’d say Kobe is the closest [...]
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