 Could Carmelo Anthony be headed to New York?
His continued apprehension in signing an extension with the Nuggets has left the door open for the New York Knicks to believe just that.
Here we go again Knick fans.
Another year of speculating, of wondering and wishing, but this time it could happen. This time the Knicks could possibly get their guy. Carmelo can opt out of hi...
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 Like everyone else, I've commented this summer on Lebron James's move to Miami. The TV show was over the top, but harmless (unless you’re a Cleveland fan). I'll never put James in the class of Jordan, Magic, or Bird, and some of his PR moves haven't been his brightest moments.
I really haven't been a big fan of the whole series of events. Lot's of sports fans have the same opinion, but most have...
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 Isiah Thomas is coming back to the New York Knicks organization. Many fans of the team are likely to be unhappy about this move.
Thomas will not be the team's head coach, not yet anyway. The former Knicks coach is rejoining the organization as a consultant. He will assist senior management in various ways, including recruiting players.
This move had seemed to be coming for a while. Thomas was ...
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 What is Lebron James thinking now? I think James andLane Kiffen have the same PR guy, because they can't seem to do anything rightat the moment. As reported by CBSSportslineLebron takes out an ad in the Akron Journal and thanks the fans there.Noticeably missing is any mention of the city James played in for seven yearsCleveland, Ohio.
Lebron everyone gets you left Cleveland to go Miami and join ...
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 Thought #1
Life is filled with moments where reality sets in and you realize something needs to happen, something needs to change. Take that day you realize you're going to be reduced to wearing your swim trunks for underwear again, that day you realize it's time to do laundry. Or what about day three of vacation when it hits you that swimming in the ocean can only substitute as a shower for so ...
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The real loser in this whole Cavaliers situation, aside from the fans, has to be newly hired head coach Byron Scott. With LeBron James leaving the team Scott is now faced with a lineup headlined by..um...Antawn Jamison and Mo Williams? Yeah, suddenly the job of coaching the team with the best record in the East is looking a lot more like a job coaching last year's Nets squad.
It's li...
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 The New York Knicks entered the 2010 free agency period with extremely high hopes. They had spent the past few seasons selling fans on the concept on 2010 being a hugely successful off season. They spent the majority of last season clearing cap room in preparation to sign one or more of the free agents available.
Those free agents are rapidly dwindling. Specifically, the three most coveted free a...
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 It has been 24 hours since Lebron James not only broke Cleveland’s heart, but also ripped the soul right out of the fans that have supported him for more than his seven year NBA career.
Lebron made a selfish decision to be what he has always been, a frontrunner. Just take a look at the teams Lebron cheers for, the perennial playoff bound New York Yankees, who have a legitimate title shot every ...
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The Miami Dream Team is now official, which has spurned on a massive about of talk of how great they could be. Now I've heard this group of superstars referred to as Superman, Batman, and Flash all coming together in a Justice League like fashion to take on the world and win titles.
Ah, not so fast. That might be a much too positive spin on this situation. Actually the first thi...
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 Jim Turner
Turnersportsdesk.com
July 9, 2010
What happens when you give a me oriented, attention whore 60minutes on the nation’s premiere sports network? Absolutely nothing that helpsthe game of basketball or sports in general. What bothers me more than anythingis how ESPN decided to go along with this garbage disguised as news. Where isthe news judgment? Who stood up to ask what has this g...
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