THEY CALL ME BRAIN
July 13, 2009 by brianyang · Leave a Comment
The following was a story that originally ran on DreamLeague.org.
You know, I’d like to say that China is the new frontier. That it’s the place to be and has nothing but upside written all over it. Read more
RIVALS LOADING UP
June 25, 2009 by R.C. Cola · Leave a Comment
With the Los Angeles Lakers king of the castle, a few of the other contenders are bulking up with the hopes dethroning the champs. The San Antonio Spurs kicked it off by trading for All-Star-caliber forward Richard Jefferson. The Cleveland Cavaliers, however, seriously loaded up by pairing Shaquille O’Neal with LeBron James, setting up a dream NBA Finals match-up. Read more
NBA ROUNDUP: 3/28 - 4/3
April 3, 2009 by Andy · Leave a Comment
Will LeBron’s legacy be greater than Jordan’s when all is said and done? While that question is debated, get more insight into the real LeBron in his “60 Minutes” interview. In other news, the growth potential in China for the NBA is tremendous. It’s an exciting time to see how much basketball can grow globally, especially in China where 300 million people play basketball. Read more
WEEKLY ROUND UP
March 13, 2009 by Andy · Leave a Comment
Candace Parker, the Female Jordan?
Overall the years, the WNBA has consistently had low ratings, but can Candace Parker change all that? The MVP and Los Angeles Sparks star has the best selling jersey in the league.
STERN HITS QUARTER-CENTURY MARK AT NBA
January 30, 2009 by R.C. Cola · Leave a Comment
It’s hard to believe that David Stern has been steering the league for 25 years. That’s a lot of alley-oop dunks, no-look passes and hesistation drives to oversee. Sports Illustrated’s Jack McCallum takes a look at Stern, who has had a history of leading with a vision, but who also has regrets too. McCallum also lists some of the controversial moments under Stern’s tenure. But no one has had a more successful run leading a major professional sports than Stern.
