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Don’t Forget About Klay Thompson

The NBA Finals are nearly upon us. It is a narrative that has been beaten to death as the Cavaliers and Warriors will duke it out for a third consecutive season. But this year there are several storylines that make this confrontation seem new again. Can LeBron cement his legacy? Is Kyrie Irving more than… Continue reading Don’t Forget About Klay Thompson

Cavs End Cleveland Drought

God used to hate Cleveland. There was a sinking feeling around any team from the city vying for a championship. That shoe would never fall for the 2015-16 Cavs. Down 3-1 to the defending champions, Cleveland completed a comeback for the ages last night. It was a sight to behold for a city that never… Continue reading Cavs End Cleveland Drought

Stephen Curry’s MVP Win Magnified In Absence

They say that absence makes the heart grow fonder. Well if that is the case, then the Golden State Warriors are head over heels for Stephen Curry at the moment. The Warriors were up 2-1 after three games against the Portland Trailblazers in their Western Conference semi-finals series. However the team looked worse for wear… Continue reading Stephen Curry’s MVP Win Magnified In Absence

James Harden : The Player Behind the Beard

He just might be the best player in the NBA. His game is has been called unorthodox, undisciplined, and flat out ugly. Many fans still identify him by his appearance, and signature facial hair, more than his stats or accomplishments. After coming up 2nd to Golden State’s Stephen Curry in last season MVP voting, James Harden still… Continue reading James Harden : The Player Behind the Beard

Is Golden State Good Enough to Repeat?

One thing about the NBA season is for certain, the Golden State Warriors are not going to sneak up on anybody. Every team in the Western Conference will be amped up to play the Warriors. Every matchup will be intense and likely to bring out the best in their opponents. Crowds on the road will… Continue reading Is Golden State Good Enough to Repeat?

Don't Forget About Klay Thompson