Fiscal responsibility. That’s what the lockout was all about. A lot of guys got contracts over the past few years that many people deemed unworthy. This time around, teams want to exercise fiscal responsibility, which is all well and good. Which brings us to one Kevin Love, the master of the double-double. The man who … Continue Reading →
In an effort to appease the NBA fans who waited through the lockout, 500 tickets per game this season will be available for $10. As a whole, the NBA and its teams will have more than one million tickets available to fans for $10 or less over the course of the season. For Pistons fans … Continue Reading →
We all know the NBA’s labor stoppage has everyone on edge, but it hasn’t stopped Nike and Jordan Brand from taking full advantage of the opportunity to market itself. Even amidst the craziness and occasionally the buffoonery of the lockout, finding a silver lining with Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony is a reminder … Continue Reading →