Posts Tagged NBA
Iron Man In The Faith
Posted by Rich in Changed Lives, Sports on December 16th, 2010
Portland guard Andre Miller’s league-high streak of 632 consecutive games played ended abruptly when he was suspended for a game against Phoenix, leaving Los Angeles Lakers guard Derek Fisher - 435 consecutive games as of yesterday (Dec. 15) – as the league’s reigning ironman.
Ironman is an apt word to describe an athlete who has played with the most [...]
Product of Decision
For the nth time, another former NBA All-Star dropped out of his once lofty status in the planet’s greatest basketball league.
His name is Antoine Walker.
A vital piece in the Miami Heat’s NBA championship conquest in the 2006 season, the 6′8″ Walker, who has earned more than US$110 million in over 11 years of playing in [...]
NBA Take 2: Still A Tough Race In The East
While the Miami Heat will be getting the lion share of media attention due to the presence of Lebron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, there are notable squads in the East which could give the Florida-based squad serious challenges come the 2011 NBA season.
The Orlando Magic are expected to figure in the upper echelon [...]
Lakers Going For Three
Have only written two blogs in more than a month, so I thought of starting again–this time with the NBA.
In less than a month, the world’s biggest basketball spectacle will be kicking off with a lot of players donning new uniforms after the numerous trade movements during the off season.
Of course, every basketball aficionado have [...]
Lebron James Frenzy
Posted by Rich in Mind blogging on July 11th, 2010
Ever since Lebron James latest announcement that he is joining Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh to form the NBA’s newest “big three”, the sports world has not stopped talking about the self-pronounced basketball “king”.
Well, there’s obviously a whole lot of things to talk about, especially with Lebron joining forces with Wade and Bosh, two of [...]