They were supposed to struggle. How will Rondo, Wade, and Butler co-exist? How will they stretch the floor? All of these questions were supposed to define the supposedly offensively anemic Chicago Bulls entering the 2016-2017 season. But this is why you play the game. The Chicago Bulls are 3-0 and off to their best start
The roster of the Chicago Bulls got a complete face-lift over the summer. They lost two of their former guys in Derrick Rose and Joahkim Noah and received a stud in Rajon Rondo and a future hall-of-famer in Dwyane Wade. Many people don’t know what to expect from this team during the upcoming season. And
Rajon Rondo belongs to a crop of players who have been labeled with a certain stigma — one of ego, arrogance, and an unwillingness to cooperate with higher basketball authority. Rondo’s stint with the Dallas Mavericks put an onus on that stigma before he turned in a league-leading assist season with the Sacramento Kings. When the
The goal of every NBA player should be to win a ring and when you haven’t won one, you want to surround yourself with guys who have. The Chicago Bulls may have lost Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah but they gained proven ring winners in Rajon Rondo and Dwyane Wade. The one player that benefits
The Chicago Bulls have gotten Dwayne Wade because the Miami Heat dropped the ball with the loyal Wade, who was drafted by Miami back in 2003 and has delivered the Heat their three NBA titles. Over his tenure with Miami Wade was always the team player by taking team discount deals to get free agents.
NBA free agency is a interesting time. It gives some teams hope that they can find the next piece to their potential championship winning puzzle. With the free agnecy period right around the corner I decided to rank my top 15 free agents by each position. First up is the point guards. 15. Norris Cole
Earlier this week, Rajon Rondo opened up a little bit about what it was like playing for the Sacramento Kings. Now, a lot of the fans, media, and even us here at Basketball Society all had our suspicions about how the Kings organization was run from top to bottom. Our own, DJ Allen, even asked
The New York Knicks enter the offseason missing the playoffs for their third consecutive season. It’s Phil Jackson’s third offseason and it’s time for him to make some major moves. Last season he drafted Kristaps Porzingis and signed Robin Lopez and Kyle O’Quinn. They bring value with an increased salary cap but aren’t enough to help Carmelo
The Brooklyn Nets are in the worst situation in the NBA. The Boston Celtics own their 2016 and 2018 unprotected first-round picks and a pick swap in 2017. They can’t build through the draft and don’t have the talent to make the playoffs or recruit big named free agents. The only thing they have is cap
Two seasons ago, Rajon Rondo was dealt from the Boston Celtics to the Dallas Mavericks. What seemed like a great moved for Dallas, turned out to be miserable. From having struggles in the offense to having chemistry issues, things turned south quick. He signed a one-year contract close to $10 million with the Sacramento Kings,