The hyperbole is in full effect after two games of the NBA Finals, particularly after the Heat tied up the series at one game apiece. LeBron James played his best Finals game ever with 32, eight rebounds and five assists, even though he fouled Kevin Durant late on a play that would’ve tied the game. … Continue Reading →
For the second time in as many weeks, the Boston Celtics delivered a forearm shiver to the collective psyche of the Miami Heat. Two different venues, two different styles of play, yet the result is all the same: The Heat walking off with their heads down and the Celtics feeling stronger and stronger about their … Continue Reading →
Rodney Stuckey was privately looking forward to going against his idol, Dwyane Wade of the Heat. Wade missed the first Pistons-Heat game in January, followed by Stuckey missing their last meeting at the Palace. Turns out Wade will miss this meeting with a sore ankle, and Stuckey won’t get his shot. “The other night he … Continue Reading →