WESTERN CONFERENCE GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS 2014/15: 1st In: Gerald Wallace, Kevin Looney Out: David Lee, Justin Holiday. C: Andrew Bogut PF: Draymond Green SF: Harrison Barnes SG: Klay Thompson PG: Stephen Curry Andre… Continue reading
Four seasons ago the Oklahoma City Thunder recorded their most victorious season since they resided in Seattle and appeared to be the only threat in the west that would test Miami. Injuries have… Continue reading
WESTERN CONFERENCE SAN ANTONIO SPURS 2014/15: 6th In: LaMarcus Aldridge, David West, Nikola Milutinov, Cady Lalanne. Out: Aron Baynes, Marco Belinelli, Cory Joseph, Thiago Splitter. C: Tim Duncan PF: LaMarcus Aldridge SF: Kawhi… Continue reading
Signatures Rajon Rondo has been picked up by the Kings on a one-year $10 million deal. Robin Lopez has officially been signed by the Knicks on a four-year $54 million deal. Tobias Harris… Continue reading
Signatures Damian Lillard and Blazers have come to terms to extend the all-star’s contract to maximum value – roughly $125-$129 million over five years. Greg Monroe will sign a max contract with the… Continue reading
Signatures Kevin Love will remain a Cavalier inciting “unfinished business” from last season. The deal will be in excess of $110 million over five years. Jimmy Butler will stay with the Bulls after… Continue reading
As of Wednesday and day number two of the NBA Free Agency period, the Cleveland Cavaliers plan to pay power forwards Kevin Love and Tristan Thompson up to $190 million over a five-year… Continue reading
Signatures Anthony Davis signs off on five-year, $145 million deal with Pelicans. Kawhi Leonard and Spurs agree on a five-year, $90 million contract. Al-Farouq Aminu agrees to four-year, $30 million deal with the… Continue reading
It took two picks for the annual draft-night drama to commence and it didn’t disappoint. There were the standard trades, the reaches, the settlers, the unknown foreigners who never made a mock draft… Continue reading
At any given time during a game of basketball only five players from each team are allowed on the court; only five. More than this occupy the team’s bench, with every NBA team… Continue reading