Kawhi Leonard and Gregg Popovich coachability

Coachability in great players is an underrated trait

Having an open mind and a coachable mentality can take a young player’s talent to new heights. Taking in information from coaches, players, and veterans of the game can increase the IQ of a player immensely. In addition, it can turn a player into a leader. Not everyone is born a leader or meant to

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Devonte' Graham

Devonte’ Graham Scouting Report

Name: Devonte’ Graham School: University of Kansas Year: Senior Height/Weight: 6’2”, 175 lbs   Strengths: Devonte’ Graham is a gifted guard who looks like he has what it takes to take the next step. His shiftiness with the basketball makes him dynamic on the offensive end. His craftiness can get him to the rim but

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Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry Basketball

Basketball is supposed to be fun

James Naismith created basketball to keep his students busy. It was a game that was created to be fun. It started as a game of throwing rocks but it evolved into shooting a ball into a basket. Most of us that play the sport, do it because we enjoy it. However, often we forget at

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Lonzo Ball

I’m 100% sold on Lonzo Ball

I will be the first to admit that I wasn’t on the Lonzo Ball “gravy train” coming into the offseason. Partially due to the fact that I slacked in my viewership of the collegiate basketball last season and also due to the onslaught of verbiage from his father, LaVar Ball. However, after 6 games of

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Chris Bosh

Should Chris Bosh consider entering the Big 3 league?

Chris Bosh has unfortunately seen his career possibly come to an end due to his recent health issues. We haven’t seen Bosh on the court for the past two seasons because of his battles with blood clots. This led the Miami Heat to waive his contract this past week making him an unrestricted free agent.

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Nick Young and Kevin Durant Golden State Warriors

The Golden State Warriors are having the best off-season

Off of a superb regular season and an even better playoff run, the Golden State Warriors are having the best offseason thus far. Did they sign a “superstar”? No, but they did make some high-quality moves that can elevate them to an even higher level…. Who would’ve thought! First off they made necessary moves in

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Carmelo Anthony

What does the market look like for Carmelo Anthony?

Things are ugly and they’re continuing to be ugly. First, it was “get rid of Carmelo” and then “get rid of Porzingis” and now Phil Jackson is gone. The discrepancy of where the Knicks should go in the future especially in regards to Carmelo Anthony had something to do with the discourse. With everything that occurred

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Russell Westbrook and James Harden

The NBA awards show is tonight but do we still care?

Today is June 26, 2017. We’re far removed from the end of the NBA regular season which ended on Wednesday, April 12, 2017. We’re also a couple weeks removed from the end of the NBA Finals which ended on Monday June 12, 2017. With that being said, we still have no idea who the winners

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Jimmy Butler, Chicago Bulls

Jimmy Butler may want to re-think staying with the Chicago Bulls

Jimmy Butler has been in the middle of a few trade possibilities as of late. Mainly trades featuring the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics. There was a slight possibility of him joining forces with LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, who he played with in Rio in last summer’s Olympics, to contend with the juggernaut

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Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant

Where do Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant rank in the best duos?

Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, and the Golden State Warriors have come out victorious over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5 making them the 2017 NBA Champions. The play of these two have been remarkable during this playoffs and even more so in this series. So much so that during Game 3 of the NBA Finals,

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