May 29 2013
The Atlanta Hawks hired Danny Ferry, as their team’s General Manager last summer, however in reality the Ferry Era will begin on Wednesday in Atlanta. The “Atlanta Journal-Constitution” has reported that the club will name long-time San Antonio Spurs assistant Mike Budenholzer, as their next head coach at a press conference on Wednesday at the team’s home …
Dec 01 2012
When NBA Commissioner David Stern hands over the reins of power to Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver, in February of 2014; the Association will be in far better shape then when he took the job in 1984. The NBA relegated to the back burner of pro sports in this country; was almost an afterthought, with the NBA Finals …
Jul 28 2012
Chicago Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau, is extremely fortunate as he was the right man at the right time, when the Chicago Bulls hired the former Boston Celtics assistant coach to replace Vinny Del Negro two-years ago. Thibodeau inherited a team that was filled with talent and only needed proper direction, which he provided. His first year …
Jul 26 2012
After a nightmare of a year, that because of the protracted NBA Lockout, the Association played an abridged 66-game schedule that started on Christmas Day; “NBA.com” reported Thursday evening that a full 82-game slate will take place in the upcoming campaign. The regular season will begin on Tuesday October 30, with a triple-header, including two …
Jul 08 2012
The number one pick in the 2012 NBA Draft Anthony Davis, was just three-years-old when veteran Free Agent center Marcus Camby played his first season in the Association, however the 38-year old big man is still a highly sought after player this summer, with five teams reportedly interested in trying to sign him. The veteran …
Jun 25 2012
The Atlanta Hawks announced on their team website, that they have hired Danny Ferry to be the club’s new President Of Basketball Operations and General Manager. The former General Manager of the Cleveland Cavaliers, will replace Rick Sund, who is stepping down from the position and has yet to decide whether he will retire or …
Jun 07 2012
The baton has now been formally passed in the Association’s Western Conference, as the Oklahoma City Thunder came of age on Wednesday night after passing a huge task. The Thunder had wrested home-court advantage from the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night after beating them 108-106 at the AT&T Center. It was the third straight …
Jun 05 2012
If it is true, that an NBA series does not truly get started until a team wins a contest on their opponents floor; then the Western Conference Finals officially got underway on Monday night. The Oklahoma City Thunder could clinch the Western Finals at Chesapeake Energy Arena on Wednesday night, after winning their third straight …
Jun 03 2012
The Oklahoma City Thunder shot a white-hot 56.4% (44-78) from the floor at Chesapeake Energy Arena on Saturday night, led by Kevin Durant with a game high 36 points while his partner in the starting front-court Serge Ibaka, literally could not miss during his 41 minutes on the floor, going 11-11 from the field and 4-4 …
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Jan 16 2013
Stern Fining Spurs Could Become Quite Costly For NBA Teams
2012-2013 NBA Season, Commentary, NBA Fines
by Jeff Sack
Long before David Stern became the Commissioner of the Association, he went to law school, passed the bar and was a practicing attorney for many years. One would rationalize that with his background as an attorney, that he would think through all the ramifications of his actions; before making any decision. However, by deciding to …
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