October 5th, 2005 by Mike Kurylo
If this is the only blog you read and you find little reason to head over to ESPN.com these days (like Aaron Gleeman), you might not have heard about the little discussion Bill Simmons & Chuck Klosterman had the other day. The two wrote a “column” on a sports centered site that happens to discuss [...]
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Tags: Aaron Gleeman, humor, Larry Brown, Sonics
April 19th, 2005 by Mike Kurylo
If you don’t know what a Carnival is, click here. Otherwise welcome to KnickerBlogger’s NBA Carnival. I dedicate this to the Pixies who in the late 80s did their concerts A to Z. Meaning they took all the songs they wanted to play that night, and arranged their setlist in alphabetical order.
We’ll start with All [...]
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Tags: Aaron Gleeman, Bulls, Cavs, Celtics, Heat, Hollinger, Jazz, Kobe, Magic, Pistons, playoffs, Song, Sonics, Spurs, Steve Francis, Warriors
March 24th, 2005 by Mike Kurylo
The first blog I ever came across was Aaron Gleeman’s Baseball Blog. I’ve been a regular for at least 2 years, but to this day I’m not sure how I ran across his page. Most likely I found it either through Rob Neyer’s message board (when he was still free & the board more or [...]
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Tags: Aaron Gleeman, Funny, Song
February 18th, 2005 by Mike Kurylo
If there is anything I enjoy most, it’s setting people straight when they’ve been misinformed. So let’s remove any doubt from the following facts:
* Man Walked on the Moon* Dinosaurs Walked the Earth (the first two are for Carl Everett)* Sylvia Browne has no special powers (unless you think convincing people you have special powers [...]
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Tags: Aaron Gleeman, Basketball-Reference, Hollinger, Jazz, John Hollinger, Kevin Pelton, Sonics
February 1st, 2005 by Mike Kurylo
[If you haven't read yesterday's column, you're not visiting often enough. Click here, read it, then hit back on your browser. Then remember to come here more often. :-) ]
Yesterday, I busted out a table with defensive PF stats. It was to see if Dirk Nowitzki statistically was a serious choice for an All Defensive [...]
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Tags: Aaron Gleeman, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwight Howard, Four Factors, Kevin Pelton, Mavs, Rasheed Wallace, Tim Duncan, TimberWolves, Tyson Chandler
November 8th, 2004 by Mike Kurylo
After the Knicks first loss, a hard fought battle on the road against one of the NBA’s best team, came their second loss, an effortless embarrassment on their home court. New York needs to do one simple thing tonight: outscore their opponent. No it isn’t a “must-win” game, but it’s a “they-should-really-win-this” game. The [...]
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Tags: Aaron Gleeman, Ariza, Bulls, Celtics, Lenny Wilkens, Nazr Mohammed, Sixers, Tim Thomas
November 1st, 2004 by Mike Kurylo
[If you are looking for the John Hollinger interview, it is just below this article or just click here.]
A quick note to Latrell Sprewell: When a championship caliber team that is already paying you twice what you deserve ($14.6M) this year, offers you a 3 year deal at $9M a year that will run until [...]
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Tags: Aaron Gleeman, Dirk Nowitzki, Hollinger, John Hollinger, Kevin Garnett, Kobe, Marbury, Tim Duncan