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The Baseline: Discussing the NBA’s Hot Topics Ep 3
Posted on 17 Dec 2012 by Warren Shaw.
The Baseline: with Cal Lee & Warren Shaw discussing the NBA's hot topics of the week: What's up with the Boston Celtics? How good are the New York Knicks? Was Kevin Love wrong for his disparaging comments of the T-Wolves franchise? How much longer should the Kings wait on DeMarcus Cousins to mature? Who gets the gas face of the week? Check it out let us know what you think…
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Vegas Summer League Wrap-Up
Posted on 23 Jul 2012 by Warren Shaw.
Ten days of NBA Summer League action concluded on Sunday with 3 final games and the announcement of the an All-Summer League team. The All-Summer League team is highlighted by the Co-MVP selections of Memphis Grizzlies guard, Josh Selby, and Portland Trailblazers rookie guard, Damian Lillard. Selby averaged 24.2 points while shooting a blistering 56% from the floor in 5 games of action. He tu...
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Rim Rocking Notes: Vegas Summer League Day 2
Posted on 15 Jul 2012 by Warren Shaw.
Day 2 of the Vegas Summer League was much like Day 1…non-competitive games that still showed who is ready to contribute now to a NBA roster and those who may be bagging groceries soon. No disrespect to those who bag groceries, its just not what these fine young gentleman of the Vegas summer league hope to be doing in their immediate future. Here is what I saw while my backside became sore...
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Rim Rocking Notes: Vegas Summer League Day 1
Posted on 14 Jul 2012 by Warren Shaw.
Las Vegas, Nevada Day one of the Las Vegas Summer League began on Friday with 4 games at the UNLV Cox Pavilion. The games were not all that exciting competitively but did provide teams (and fans) a look at the young talent the league has to offer. Here is a brief synopsis of what we saw from the rookies and other notable players on day one. Game 1: Atlanta Hawks at Washington Wizards Hawks: T...
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Talking the Talk…The Magic Week in Review
Posted on 28 Feb 2011 by Warren Shaw.
“We’ve been talking for a long time—all we seem to do is talk…You guys know what the difference is. You watch the games. If guys don’t want to play, they need to sit down. We can’t just have guys or anybody out there not playing hard. We’re professional athletes. This is what we do for a living. If you can’t go out there and go hard for two hours, then you shouldn’t be pla...
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Knick Links – Tuesday
Posted on 18 Jan 2011 by Jordan Lauterbach.
First thought after yesterday's loss to the Suns – “what's the excuse this time?” Not that the players were making it, they weren't – but the media was. The Utah loss last Wednesday was “well, they're looking ahead, they want to get home.” Ok, plausible The Kings loss on Friday – “Hey, long west coast swing! Of course they're going to come out fla...
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Wall’s Wizards Edge Cousin’s Kings, 136-133 in OT
Posted on 11 Jan 2011 by Robert Bode.
After another road loss to Charlotte on Saturday, Washington returned home to face Sacramento, one of the few teams with less wins than the Wizards. Despite the freezing rain and snow outside the Verizon Center, both teams were scorching the nets with terrific shooting, with the hottest hand belonging to Nick Young. The match-up featured Kentucky rookies John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins, but it w...
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Clippers Blow Big Lead, But Rally to Beat Kings
Posted on 7 Dec 2010 by Taylor Smith.
It wasn't easy, but the Los Angeles Clippers did enough to notch win No. 5 on the season Monday night at Staples Center. Despite leading by 17 points on three separate occasions in the third quarter, the Clippers had to overcome a late four-point deficit to take down the Sacramento Kings 98-91. Eric Gordon led all scorers with 28 points on 10-17 shooting, including the go-ahead three-pointer to...
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Los Angeles Clippers: Doing it With Defense?
Posted on 3 Dec 2010 by Taylor Smith.
The Los Angeles Clippers are 4-15 this season, a half-game behind the Minnesota Timberwolves for the worst record in the NBA. However, when you consider the quality of the wins, 4-15 doesn't actually sound too shabby. The Clippers have taken down the 13-6 Oklahoma City Thunder, the 13-5 New Orleans Hornets, and the 15-3 San Antonio Spurs. (They've also beaten the 4-12 Sacramento Kings, but 4-12...
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Clippers Can’t Keep it Going Versus Phoenix
Posted on 28 Nov 2010 by Donovan Williams.
I missed the opportunity to write a blog post about the Clipper win over the Sacramento Kings the other night. I've got two kids and it is Thanksgiving, so I hope you will give me a pass. Not to mention I woke up at 1:30 Friday morning on an adventure searching for deals. And deals I found. In fact, I found so many deals that I was out until 6:00 pm at night. When I got home the Clippers were ...
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Knicks Snap Six Game Losing Streak
Posted on 18 Nov 2010 by Justin Sammartano.
Tonight the Knicks began a three game West Coast road stand with a trip to Sacramento. The Knicks who are coming off a six game losing streak, once again started slow, yet this time were able to overcome the deficit and pull out a win. Final Score: NY Knicks (4-8) 113 Sacramento Kings (3-7) 106 It seems to be too early in the season to declare games as must wins, although in the case...
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Grizzlies will be home for the MLK Jr. Holiday
Posted on 21 Aug 2010 by Jason Lee.
Ever since the Grizzlies packed up and moved from Vancouver to Memphis in 2001 they've been an easy fit for the NBA schedule on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Memphis is of course tragically linked at the hip with MLK because Memphis is where the civil rights leader was assassinated. Other than Hawks (King was born and lived in Atlanta), no other team can claim any more symbolic ...
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Steven Keys said: You lost me on "Elmer Fudd," Steve, but a Warner Bros. reference is always welcome...
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