Outside of James Harde’s 50 points, other teams struggled to score on Thursday night. His performance went down in Rockets’ history, while the Lakers made history in a negative way. Let’s get to the games: Minnesota Timberwolves 95 (15-53) New York Knicks 92 (14-54) Final – OT Zach LaVine made a name for himself by… Continue reading Harden scores 50: NBA Daily Review for March 19

With all eyes on Oakland, the Warriors didn’t disappoint. Golden State was versatile in its big win over the East-leading Hawks thanks to big numbers from different players. That was the case around the league as players were hitting from deep all night. Let’s get to the games: Detroit Pistons 83 (24-44) Philadelphia 76ers 94… Continue reading Warriors claim best record: NBA Daily Review for March 18

For the Pistons, the pain finally stopped. Detroit defended its home court to snap a 10-game losing streak. Another struggling team, the Knicks, played unlike themselves in a thrilling overtime victory to get the night started. Let’s get to the games: Memphis Grizzlies 95 (47-21) Detroit Pistons 105 (24-43) Final Sick of his personal and… Continue reading Detroit finally wins: NBA Daily Review for March 17

Not to go all “30 for 30″ on you here but what if I told you tomorrow night the ESPN NBA slate features a matchup of the teams with the two best records in the NBA. What’s that? ESPN has not marketed this game at all? Weird I wonder what other sporting event could overshadow… Continue reading Best Two NBA Records Clash in the Golden State

A ten game slate was headlined by LeBron James returning to Miami to face the Heat. There were also three games that contested teams that are battling for the playoffs. This was a highly competitive schedule that had huge performances. Let’s get to the games: Portland Trail Blazers 97 (44-21) Washington Wizards 105 (39-28) Final… Continue reading A King Returns to his Former Court: NBA Recap for Mar 17

Having won the 2014 NBA Draft Lottery, the Cleveland Cavaliers had obtained the luxury of the ping pong balls bouncing their way by receiving the number one overall pick for the third time in the last four years. However, unlike their previous two number one draft picks, UNLV Power Forward Anthony Bennett, and Duke Point Guard… Continue reading Nerlens Noel vs Andrew Wiggins: Who is the 2014-2015 NBA Rookie of the Year?

In a week dominated by the start of March Madness, the NBA loses its normal Thursday night national TV slots but still has some pretty solid match-ups. The Hawks face the Warriors in a rematch of last months clash in Atlanta, and then face the Spurs later in the week. The Blazers face the Wizards… Continue reading It’s Not Just About the NCAA This Week: NBA Preview for Mar 16-22

There were three games last night in which both teams were in the playoff race, giving viewers a competitive slate for Sunday. The best players in the NBA were on display last night, as more than half of the NBA played and the stars performed up to their talents. With so many competitive games, Sunday’s… Continue reading Major Matchups Headline the Slate: NBA Recap for Mar 16

The two top teams in the Western Conference, the Warriors and Grizzlies, were in action on Saturday night and both rolled to comfortable victories. As the season nears the end, it is vital to see which teams are competitors and which are going to miss out on the playoffs and last night’s slate helped clear… Continue reading The Top Teams Roll: NBA Recap for Mar 15

Since being drafted with the final pick of the first round in the 2001 NBA Draft, San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker has always flown under the radar. The current scope of the NBA’s Point Guard position is the deepest its ever been. Names such as Stephen Curry, Kyrie Irving, Damian Lillard, Chris Paul,… Continue reading The Resurgence of Tony Parker