We have seen many examples over the years of players going out and trying to get "revenge" of some sort, including the flagrant foul on Tuesday night by Dexter Pittman of the Miami Heat against Tyler Hansbrough of the Indiana Pacers. Are you okay with this theory of "playing the game within the game," or do you think the whole concept is "bush league...
After last night's loss to the Miami Heat, Indiana Pacers executive Larry Bird said that he was disappointed his team played "soft." Do you think it was a great motivational tactic for Game 6, or just a harsh criticism about how his team played in Game 5 last night...
Oh Monday should be interesting. Ok up front I am not Heat fan. Can't root for them as I like the Knicks. But I do love Lebron and America's hate fest with this great basketball talent is laughable if not nauseating.
Dwyane Wade was absolutely brutal in Game 3 against the Indiana Pacers on Thursday night. Part of his horrible performance included getting into the face of his head coach.
In the final minute of last night's Heat-Pacers game, Dwyane Wade missed a potential game-tying layup and LeBron James missed a pair of free throws. Who do you think "choked" under pressure the most - LeBron or D-Wade?
Throughout the last week, all of the hype and excitement in New Orleans has surrounded Men's College Basketball with the 2012 Final Four. Some of the biggest names from the 2011-12 season were in town to compete for the National Championship, including National Player of the Year Anthony Davis, "overhyped" big man Jared Sullinger and Naismith Award finalist Thomas Robinson. But at 1 p.m.