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A pair of superstars, Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James and Los Angeles Lakers forward Kobe Bryant, were named the NBA's Eastern and Western Conference players of the week, respectively, for the period ending November 22.
1. A Team Emerging: Don't look now, but the Grizzlies are starting to look like a real basketball team. With a convincing win tonight, the team has won four of its past five and, at 5-9, is only a few tantalizing possessions...
The Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant were today named as the Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week, respectively, for games played Monday 16 November to Sunday 22 November.
Carmelo Anthony Shoots for Superstardom There are a few surprises and a few familiar faces in this season's NBA MVP race. While it's still early in the 2009-2010 NBA season, teams have played enough games to assess early...
Jim Buss, the Lakers' VP in charge of player personnel, had this to say about the signing of Ron Artest as a free agent last summer: "I think Artest is an incredible defender and he's a perfect fit for this...
by Brad Graham You’re only as good as your competition, right? It’s because of this rationale that the NBA will be governed by the multi-faceted small forward during the millenniums second decade. The Naughties gave the NBA’s...
Orange ranked among top 10 By Brian Delaney • ITHACA -- Steve Donahue compared him to a one-and-done Syracuse great. Not surprisingly, Johnson's presence in an Orange uniform is a prime reason Syracuse is the rage right now in...
A pair of superstars, Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James and Los Angeles Lakers forward Kobe Bryant, were named the NBA's Eastern and Western Conference players of the week, respectively, for the period ending November 22.
By Benjamin Hochman The Denver Post Keep your eye on George Karl's fourth-quarter lineups in close games. In previous seasons, Karl would sometimes alternate J.R. Smith (on offense) and Anthony Carter (on defense). But now,...
The Chicago Bulls resume a grueling six-game road trip in Portland Monday against the Trail Blazers. The Bulls fell to 1-2 on their trek Saturday in Denver when Carmelo Anthony just missed a triple-double, finishing with 30...
