TrueHoop Network 2009-10 Season Preview: New York Knicks
October 26th, 2009 by Mike KuryloEach blogger of ESPN’s True Hoop Network has looked at his own team and written up some key thoughts on the upcoming season.
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Marbury Agonistes
September 17th, 2009 by Robert SilvermanI feel the crushing need to say something in this, the quietest off-season in eons, about our former prodigal son, Starbury, especially now that he’s tweeted his retirement. (of sorts)…
For those who might have missed it, back in July, our man in Coney Island first decided to broadcast himself live on Ustream for 24 consecutive [...]
2009 Summer League: Game 2 Recap
July 16th, 2009 by Mike KuryloThe game 2 results seemed a lot like game 1 on an individual level. Jordan Hill shot an identical 6-14 and Toney Douglas set up the offense with 10 assists, but had trouble scoring. Inexplicably Tskitishvili looks like an NBA player, this time scoring 12 points on 9 shots, hitting 4 of 8 from downtown. [...]
If I Ruled the (NBA) World…
May 20th, 2009 by David CrockettSo, if David Stern…
let me be the next NBA commissioner here’s what I’d do…
Well actually, before I start changing anything let me say a few words about what is right and what is wrong with the league.
The NBA’s big picture is actually pretty good, all things considered (even if rumors persist about [...]
East Missed Out On Lee
February 16th, 2009 by Mike KuryloHenry Abbott and Kevin Pelton made an interesting note about yesterday’s All Star game.
Had a chance to trade emails with Kevin Pelton of Basketball Prospectus during the live blog of the All-Star Game. Kevin rightfully pointed out that naming Mo Williams to replace Chris Bosh was the primary reason the East got mauled inside.
The [...]
Iverson and Lee: Two Sides Of All Star Perception
January 30th, 2009 by Mike KuryloIn the story “Boy Who Cried Wolf”, the boy lies for his own amusement and his lies doom him when the villagers fail to come to his aid during a wolf attack. This classic fable is a good example of perception. The town believes that the boy is liar, hence they judge all his actions [...]
Wednesday Night’s Player of the Game: Robinson or Lee?
January 22nd, 2009 by Mike KuryloHere’s an interesting article from TrueHoop’s on yesterday’s Knick game. Henry attended yesterday’s game, and watched it without the aid of a live box score.
Every once in a while I’ll attend a game as a regular person. Sitting in the stands, buying overpriced ice cream and the like. It was fun. But I wan’t online, [...]