May 13, 2009 by Trevor Timm
Malcolm Gladwell has a great piece in the latest edition of the New Yorker called “How David Beats Goliath.” Gladwell details why underdogs, under the right conditions, often have a great chance of winning even when faced with seemingly impossible odds.
In the Biblical story of David and Goliath, David initially put on a coat of [...]
March 2, 2009 by Trevor Timm
Last Friday, a week shy of his 37th birthday, Shaquille O’Neal abused All-Star big man Chris Bosh and the Toronto Raptors, scoring 45 points on 20 of 25 shooting. Afterward, O’Neal insisted he could do that every night if only he got more touches.
“I think I’m the only player who looks at each and every [...]
February 25, 2009 by Trevor Timm
David Falk dropped some absolute bombs in the New York Times Sports Section on Sunday, but unless you read the paper, you would not have heard about it. It is a subject no one wants to talk about because it is the NBA’s worst nightmare.
Falk, the original Super Agent, representative of Michael Jordan and Patrick [...]
February 24, 2009 by Trevor Timm
(Newser) – Charles Barkley will be doing time for his DUI bust, the Arizona Republic reports. The former NBA star has been sentenced [...]
August 5, 2008 by Trevor Timm
Awesome, ballsy–not to mention extremely interesting–statement from Lebron James: that he would consider playing in Europe for $50 million a year or more. With Josh Childress and Carlos Arroyo jumping across the Atlantic for more money, this statement by James could blow open the NBA, European, and World market. At the very least, he has [...]
April 27, 2008 by Trevor Timm
Obama dominating 3-on-3 basketball:
If this isn’t a reason to vote for him, I don’t know what is.
July 22, 2007 by Trevor Timm
NBA referee Tim Donaghy resigned Tuesday following allegations by the FBI that he was involved in a mafia-run gambling ring, bet on NBA games, and affected the point spreads in contests that he personally officiated.
Phoenix Suns fans, still smoldering over the Spurs Playoff Series because the fallacious and lopsided suspensions of Boris Diaw and Amare Stoudamire [...]
June 14, 2007 by Trevor Timm
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When the Spurs sweep the Cavaliers tonight, the biggest loser of the series might not be the Cleveland Cavaliers, or even anyone who had to sit through all four games. It is Flip Saunders. It has become glaringly obvious that the Pistons absolutely blew the Eastern Conference Finals and the blame HAS to fall [...]

