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Written by Marc Jenkins

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The 2010 NBA Trade Deadline has come and gone and with it came a plethora of exciting trades, a few head scratching acquisitions and one big non-move. Certain teams have positioned themselves to make lengthy runs in the postseason in efforts to reach and win the NBA Finals while others are just a shed excess salary cap space for the next season in attempts to secure some of the big name free agents which will be on the market in the summer. Here is a recap of all of the moves made before...

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Written by Marc Jenkins

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The NBA All-Star Game is nearing and the midway point of the 2009-10 season is here. So far there have been a few teams that have played as elite squads while others have played terrible throughout. Some teams are in the hunt for playoff qualification while one is challenging the all-time NBA futility record. Some players have separated themselves from the others at the best in the league and as a result have been honored with these mid-season awards.

 

MVP – LeBron James, SF Cleveland...

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Written by Marc Jenkins

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As we know,  the simple objective in all sports is to outscore your opponent by the end game or match. Slightly more complex is the fact that offense is not the sole determining factor in outscoring an opponent. The Golden State Warriors are currently searching for the answer on how to incorporate together effective offense and solid defense. Don Nelson’s teams have always been better on the offensive end but never quite like this.

46 games into their 2009-10 campaign, the Golden...

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Written by Marc Jenkins

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After glancing at the rosters for the 2010 Rookie Challenge I couldn’t help thinking to myself, wow that 2008 class is damn good. Grant it there aren’t any bona fide superstars on the Sophomore roster but they’ve got loads of talent and a couple of guys who could one day become household names.

 

The guards are some of the finest backcourt players around and include Derrick Rose, O.J. Mayo, Russell Westbrook and Eric Gordon. The forwards, Danilo Gallinari and Kevin Love are putting...

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Written by kkroz

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Italian and NBA basketball? It seems strange. Isn't it? But, there are 3 Italians that play in NBA: Danilo Gallinari, Andrea Bargnani and Marco Belinelli. Gallinari plays in New York, the other two play in the Toronto Reptors. Not big teams. But the only way to play is to join a medium team, because in the big teams there are too many champions. This is the title of yesteredays game on nba.com "Bosh, Bargnani lead Raptors to easy win over Mavs". Bargnani scored 22 points  and 6 rebound...

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Written by Bryan Aguilar

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13 games tonight and there are just so many games to choose from. Tonight though the exciting ones and those that were consistent get to make the Recap cut. The Charlotte Bobcats continue their 2010 rampage over the NBA as they beat powerhouse teams and not flinch. They only lost one out of their 7 2010 games. They are really ready for their first play-off appearance. if they keep this momentum up they can finish along the top four seeds of the east. A come from behind rise from the...

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Written by Bryan Aguilar

Only two games tonight but what great games they are. The Chicago Bulls take on the Big 3 and the Celtics. Well, the Celtics did not have Garnett, so i guess it should be the Big 2. This game is a reminiscent image of the play-offs last year where KG was also absent and the Bulls almost beat Boston over the course of the series. It ended in game 7. Tonight the Bulls also come out on top and it is because of Luol Deng. Deng was what the Bulls gambled on when they let Ben Gordon go. It seems...

Read more: Jan. 14, 2010 Recap

Written by Bryan Aguilar

We kick off this 11 game night with the best performances from great teams. The Phoenix Suns get hammered by the underdog Pacer team. The Suns led by as much as 24 in the first half and just kind of slipped after the succeeding quarters. Granger and Dunleavy were instrumental in this game. Danny Granger now healthy and ready to be very productive this season should make a big difference to his team. The San Antonio Spurs visit Oklahoma City and rally in overtime. They beat the Thunder after a...

Read more: Jan. 13, 2010 Recap