Kevin Huerter has pieced together a very consistent regular season in Atlanta. The Hawks could be a dangerous playoff team because of the way they can shoot it.
In the sports world, there are few things more exciting than a Game 7. It's what kids dream of when shooting hoops in the backyard with friends; it's do or die, win or go home and in this case, where legends are born.
Last night during game 7 of the NBA Eastern Conference semi-finals, 2016 Shen grad Kevin Huerter came through with the best game of his life, putting on an absolute clinic of epic p
Just about every year for the last seven or so years Brooklyn Nets fans will start the "New York In Nets country now" discussion. Even though the New York Knicks haven't had the talent or success of the Nets over that time frame, New York is and always will be Knicks country! If you don't believe me just take a look at ticket sales for the NBA Playoffs.
The New York Knicks are back in the NBA Playoffs for the first time in eight years! As if that isn't enough reason to tune in and get excited they'll be facing the Capital Region's Kevin Huerter and the Atlanta Hawks. The only way this would be better for us here in Upstate New York is if Huerter was on the Knicks. Host of ESPN Radio's Bart and Hahn (as well as just about every other show on the network right now) and super Knicks fan Alan Hahn joined Levack and Bahl to preview the matchup and give an overview on just how the Knicks made such an amazing turnaround this year.
I think it's fair to say that the NBA bubble has been a success. With the playoff pool set (with the exception of this weekend's play-in games) here's a preview of the schedule of the first round of the NBA playoffs with predictions.
The Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks appeared to be on a collision course before the coronavirus outbreak halted the NBA season. Now that we know how, where, and when the NBA will return does Vegas still think that Lebron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo will face off in the Finals...
The NBA has been exploring many options to save at least some of their season but I had no idea Disney World was one of those options. Shams Charania of The Athletic is reporting that Disney World could potentially host whatever can be salvaged of the regular and or postseason.