In the first episode recorded for Sportschasers from the Best Thing Never Heard podcast, Cole and Auston recap the NBA Conference Finals, give their NBA Finals predictions, talk about future NBA roster moves, the general state of the NBA, and… Read More ›
By COLE ARCHER LeBron James has just further established himself as an all-time great after defeating the Boston Celtics with arguably his worst championship roster yet (I am looking at you Daniel Gibson and Anderson Varejao) We rave on and… Read More ›
The Toronto Raptors were one of the best teams during the 2017-18 regular season. Their head coach won Coach of Year, guided the team to more wins than any other past Raptors team, and claimed the Eastern Conference’s number one… Read More ›
By MIKE HERNDON The 2017 NBA season is barely two weeks old and we have our first gruesome injury (Gordon Hayward in his very first game as a Celtic), the first dose of concern about one of the league favorites… Read More ›
Sam Presti equals quality GM. Yes, he has made mistakes (like everyone else), but there is no way to shortchange his GM rating after this past NBA offseason – he was able to obtain both Paul George and Carmelo Anthony… Read More ›
Sam Hinkie apologists are having their fun these days, just check out the hashtag #RTArmageddon, due to the undeniable fact(s) that their prophet made all of the necessary moves to lay the foundation for obtaining tonight’s number one pick in… Read More ›
Due to a recent bout with a couple of migraines, I wasn’t up to writing a normal post; as a result, I decided to record the audio version where I concede defeat regarding my NBA Finals prediction and promise to… Read More ›
Late in the fourth quarter with their beloved team about to win its first game of the 2017 NBA Finals, Cavs’ fans let everyone know their desired ending for the series by chanting “Cavs in 7!” Despite Cleveland being down… Read More ›
Judging by all of the commentary after Golden State’s Game 1 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers, we should forego the remaining games and concede that the Warriors are this year’s NBA champs. Really? Of course, the Cavaliers would have preferred… Read More ›
By MIKE HERNDON Here we are, ready to watch two dominant basketball teams square off for the NBA title for the third straight year, and all you people want to talk about is whether we can start calling LeBron James… Read More ›
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