by Joe Webb | Jul 19, 2026
The Lakers didn’t lose LeBron James in free agency. They never even showed up. Rich Paul called Rob Pelinka and told him there was no point in meeting. Not “let’s talk but we’re exploring options.” Not “send over an offer and...
by Joe Webb | Jul 13, 2026
Bam Adebayo walked onto a practice court at Resorts World Casino in Las Vegas last Friday, waited for Tyler Herro to say something, and then hit him near the head without hesitation, in front of Herro’s own 17U AAU team. The swollen black eye Herro showed up...
by Joe Webb | Jul 5, 2026
James Harden looked into a camera after getting blown out 130-93 in Game 4 of the ECF, swept by 23.7 points per game on average, and said “Yes, 100 percent. Definitely both” when asked if he wanted to come back. Then he declined his $42.3 million player...
by Joe Webb | Jun 29, 2026
Brad Stevens went all-in on Giannis Antetokounmpo and walked away with nothing. Now Boston is standing in their own living room, looking around at what’s left, and the question nobody wants to answer is: what exactly is this team? Shams Charania reported the...
by Joe Webb | Jun 25, 2026
The WNBA has spent three weeks treating its most valuable asset like an inconvenience. Three separate incidents. Three different departments. One consistent message. Start with the technical foul. On June 22, Clark picked up her fifth technical of the season against...
by Joe Webb | Jun 20, 2026
The Dallas Mavericks just watched Jalen Brunson win Finals MVP — 32.6 points a game, 45 in the clincher, unanimous on all 11 ballots — after letting him walk for nothing four years ago. Then they traded Luka Doncic and finished 26-56. Two Hall of Famers. One front...
by Joe Webb | May 29, 2026
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is one of the best basketball players alive. That is not the debate. The debate — the one that’s been building quietly all series and exploded into the open Wednesday night — is what exactly “best” means when the moment is...
by Joe Webb | May 15, 2026
Eight wins. Zero losses. Two sweeps — Phoenix first, then the Lakers. A net rating of +16.6 through two rounds, which is nearly double what OKC posted during the championship run they already completed six months ago. And the take circulating in the discourse is...
by Joe Webb | May 11, 2026
Through ten playoff games, the New York Knicks have outscored their opponents by 194 points. That is the largest total point differential through ten games in NBA playoff history — surpassing the 2017 Golden State Warriors, who won the championship that year. The...
by Marcelo Villa | Oct 26, 2021
There is no doubt that everyone will have heard of many of the sports that come from America as some of them are among the most popular sports in the world. Even in faraway countries, it is likely that there will be discussions of the latest happenstances in sports...
by Joe Webb | Mar 17, 2020
There’ve been a lot of opinions regarding the NBA’s recent decision to suspend play indefinitely, with the playoffs having been scheduled to begin in just a few weeks. The league’s hand was essentially forced when Jazz big man Rudy Gobert tested...
by Bloguin | May 10, 2017
What was I thinking? We’ve all had that experience where we wake up one morning after a wild night or have a feeling of horror hours after making what could be a grave mistake. After watching the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night 125-103...
by Bloguin | Jan 23, 2017
Is Gambling a Problem in Sport? There are many types of people that engage in gambling activities, but some may find it surprising that the majority of athletes that earn money for playing sports are some of the top gamblers in the world. Athletes are...
by Bloguin | Dec 18, 2016
It’s time to go over some NBA action. Let’s start with a pair of matchups between some of the top centers in the league. There’s a Western Conference showdown between some of the top guards, and a defensive battle wraps up the weekend tonight. All...
