It has been a relatively quiet two weeks since the NBA title was handed to the San Antonio Spurs. There have been no major transactions between teams, only trade talks (and rumors) involving either Kevin Garnett or Kobe Bryant, which are most likely not going to happen. The only event worth mentioning now that the season is over is the Read the rest of this entry »
We all know about how dominant the Spurs have been in the Finals, with the Big Three playing at a superb level and leading the team to three straight wins. We also know about LeBron James’ struggles in the series and how dismal the Cavs offense has been. Despite all of this, I want to point out two bright spots on the Cleveland Read the rest of this entry »
Now that Cleveland has been dominated in the Finals (at best) by San Antonio, it has forced me to think about what would happen if Detroit was playing instead of the Cavs. Now…I am not taking anything away from the Cavs, but my gut instinct tells me that the Pistons would fare better against the Spurs. On paper, they have one of the deepest Read the rest of this entry »