Eric Bledsoe is normally doing the ankle-breaking, but in this case he is the victim. Take a look a Mike Conley break E-Bleds ankles in the video below. I guess he’s upset about his All-Star snub too.
Eric Bledsoe is normally doing the ankle-breaking, but in this case he is the victim. Take a look a Mike Conley break E-Bleds ankles in the video below. I guess he’s upset about his All-Star snub too.
Eric Bledsoe is normally doing the ankle-breaking, but in this case he is the victim. Take a look a Mike Conley break E-Bleds ankles in the video below. I guess he’s upset about his All-Star snub too.
Eric Bledsoe is normally doing the ankle-breaking, but in this case he is the victim. Take a look a Mike Conley break E-Bleds ankles in the video below. I guess he’s upset about his All-Star snub too.
Friday night Dirk Nowitzki passed the great Elvin Hayes for 8th on the All-Time scoring list.
It was fitting that Dirk passed Elvin on a jumper. Hayes sits at 27,313 for his career. Dirk finished with 14 points against the Lakers to move him to 27,322 total in his career. Now that’s getting buckets, sheesh!
Check out the shot that got him past Hayes.
Here is a great video of some early footage of LeBron James and his future teammates of the Cleveland Cavaliers. The video was done by my guy @Cityleaguehoops, and it should create some excitement for NBA fans this upcoming season. The footage shows the Cavs gang in their early days as hoop stars. Peep the video, and enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOlvZML5xEE&list=UUwtEu-BNlmexdrNrnFSY_LQ
Reebok is trying their hardest to get back in the limelight. Reaching out to former NBA endorsers and tapping into the hip hop generation may be the perfect remedy for them. Take a look at the first three episodes of the retro shop.
Written By: Derrick Bond
Twitter: @bond_agent187
With all the hype surrounding Lebron James’ recent feelings on his Mount Rushmore of basketball players swirling around, I figured I would take some time to marinate on the thought, and formulate what I feel is the “Rushmore” of basketball greats. Narrowing it down to just four players is so difficult, taking everything from individual stats to awards and championships to longevity into account. I decided to make it easier and do a Rushmore at every position. I’m aware people will be upset by my list but that’s life, can’t win em all. Compare your list to mine and let’s see if great minds really do think alike.
Center
Wilton Chamberlain
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bill Russell
Shaquille O’neal
Power Forward
Tim Duncan
Karl Malone
Charles Barkley
Moses Malone
Small Forward
Larry Bird
George Gervin
Elgin Baylor
Lebron James
Shooting Guard
Michael Jordan
Kobe Bryant
Jerry West
Julius Erving
Point Guard
Earvin Johnson
Oscar Robertson
John Stockton
Jason Kidd