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Zach Harper: ‘Nerlens Noel Is Going To Be A Defensive Force’
Thursday night marks the NBA Draft, where 60 young men will be drafted to play in the NBA. There have been many debates about who the Cleveland Cavaliers will select with the first overall pick....
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Royce Young: ‘Cavaliers’ First Overall Pick Was Surprising’
What a wild night. David Stern’s final draft as the commissioner was certainly one to remember, with over 12 trades coming in the two rounds. The Cleveland Cavaliers shocked everyone with their...
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Gary Harris: ‘Anxious To Know Where I’m Going’
Gary Harris grew up in Indiana, one of the most basketball-crazed states in the country. In fact, he was Indiana’s Mr. Basketball in 2012 – not to mention a McDonald’s All-American. And yet, Harris...
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Shaun Powell: ‘NBA Offseason Better Than Season’
Good news, NBA fans. The most exciting part of the season – the offseason – is finally upon us. Yes, in mere weeks, we’ll know the fates of Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh and...
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Gary Parrish: ‘Bosh, Wade Need To Opt Out Next’
Well, he did it. LeBron James opted out of his contract Tuesday, creating a stock-exchange-on-steroids firestorm set to engulf the NBA for the next several weeks. Every team in the league – or at least...
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Glenn Robinson III: ‘Want To Go Somewhere I Can Get Better’
Last Friday, Scott Ferrall put Gary Harris through the wringer, wanting to know how an Indiana kid – Harris is from Fishers and won Indiana’s Mr. Basketball in 2012 – could spurn the Hoosiers and play...
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Zach Harper: ‘Randle Can Play With Kobe Right Away’
Memphis power forward Zach Randolph, 32, signed a two-year, $20-million extension with the Grizzlies on Friday. Randolph was an All-Star this past season – averaging 17.4 points and 10.1 rebounds – and...
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Randy Kerdoon: ‘Kupchak Wants To Go Big’
Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak said Thursday that next season will be Kobe Bryant’s last in Los Angeles – to which the sporting world responded, “Yeah? So?” Bryant, 36, has played in just 41...
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