The Milwaukee Bucks are in an interesting position right now. Despite winning the NBA Cup, they are sixth in the Eastern Conference standings with a 16-18. The Bucks will likely be in the playoffs this year, yet calling them a serious title contender would be far-fetched. This situation is very different from the past few years. For the past six years, the Bucks have … [Read more...] about 10 Milwaukee Bucks Trade Targets
Flipping Dennis Schroder Would Be Wise For Warriors
The Golden State Warriors just got their best game from Dennis Schroder since trading for him, with the career journeyman recording 15 points, six assists, and two steals on 5-9 shooting from the field (3-4 from three). However, if that’s what they were looking for when they made the move, then it’s unlikely he’ll genuinely be happy. Much like the Warriors’ decision to acquire … [Read more...] about Flipping Dennis Schroder Would Be Wise For Warriors
NBA All-Star First Returns Show Winning Doesn’t Matter
The first round of fan voting for the NBA All-Star game has been released, and there are already snubs and people not deserving a spot. There will always be more deserving players than there are spots on the team. Yet, sometimes, fans can miss it completely. Let’s take a look at the NBA All-Star first returns. NBA All-Star First Returns Show Winning Doesn’t Matter We always … [Read more...] about NBA All-Star First Returns Show Winning Doesn’t Matter
Lakers Rumors: Next Steps After Finney-Smith Trade Revealed
The Los Angeles Lakers have finally landed the wing help they need, but as the late great Kobe Bryant once said, “Job’s not finished.” New reporting has revealed the team is continuing to search for rotational upgrades, particularly at center, with some intel on a key target. Lakers Rumors: Next Steps After Finney-Smith Trade Revealed Lakers Still Pursuing Walker Kessler, Among … [Read more...] about Lakers Rumors: Next Steps After Finney-Smith Trade Revealed
LaMelo Ball’s Street Ball Is All-Star Worthy But Is That Enough?
LaMelo Ball has become a polarizing figure in the NBA. Despite averaging 30.1 points per game for the Charlotte Hornets, many analysts question whether his style translates to winning basketball. LaMelo Ball’s dynamic style of basketball can best be described as “street ball”. On ESPN’s Hoop Collective, Brian Windhorst and Tim McMahon explored Ball’s impact and raised concerns … [Read more...] about LaMelo Ball’s Street Ball Is All-Star Worthy But Is That Enough?