I’m an optimist. When I was six and the Princess in Voltron dove into the pool and her top surfaced before she did, I was fairly confident that something wonderful was about to happen, network television or not. I’m even confident that there are women somewhere in the world (somewhere) who might be a little [...]
NBA VIEW – Denver Nuggets – Unbelieveable! But Not in a Good Way
December 16th, 2009 · No Comments · Basketball Commentary, SEASON VIEW
Tags: allen iverson·basketball·carmelo anthony·chauncey billups·dallas mavericks·denver·denver nuggets·george karl·j r smith·kenyon martin·Linas Kleiza·nene·playoffs·trade
How Soon Teams Forget That Baron Davis and Corey Maggette Were Free Agents, Too
July 1st, 2009 · No Comments · Basketball Commentary
Do you remember back in the day, when Baron Davis and Corey Maggette signed huge long-term contracts? Oh yes, that was last summer; two teams bet their prospects on players who had spent a quarter of their careers on the injured list. Actually, that’s inaccurate; Maggette has now missed 22% of games played during his [...]
Tags: baron davis·clippers·corey maggette·fafu·free agent signings·kenyon martin·kirk hinrich·mike dunleavy jr.·richard jefferson·wally szcerbiak
Is AI the Answer in Motown?
November 4th, 2008 · No Comments · Basketball Commentary
Well, I guess now we’ll see how good Rodney Stuckey is.
I like trades like this, big pieces being shifted around by two teams, Detroit and Denver, that needed a change. Or maybe not. Denver desperately needed a change, and this trade is terrific for them in every way I can think [...]
Tags: allen iverson·denver nuggets·detroit pistons·espn·injuries·J.R. Smith·kenyon martin·Rodney Stuckey·shooting·Trades