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Did you see what Anthony Edwards did against Kevin Durant and the Suns the other night? The Timberwolves rookie went off and led his team to a huge 120-95 win to start their playoff series. Edwards scored 33 points and was talking some serious smack to KD all game long. The crowd noticed that he … Read more
In the grand, unpredictable NBA league, some scripts end too soon, their plots twisted by the kind of drama you wish was just fiction. Today, I want to address the ballers whose careers took a nosedive thanks to an assortment of injuries and off-court antics. It’s a mix of “what could have been” and “oh, … Read more
Courtside seating in NBA games is one of the best-known things about the matches, besides athletes, of course. In European competitions, we can find a similar concept. You will find broadcast directors often focusing on the celebrities who take those places. But when did this trend become so widespread? Let’s find out. The Origins of … Read more
Ever noticed how the NBA feels a bit like high school sometimes? The cool kids (aka the superstars) always seem to be plotting their next move to a shinier, more happening spot, leaving the less glamorous cliques (read: small-market teams) wondering what hit them. Throughout the whole process, the media keeps licking their lips. It’s … Read more
The Philadelphia 76ers won only one title with Julius Erving and Moses Malone. It was enough. So, we’ve spammed it a lot, which means you probably know that the second issue of The Classical Magazine is out. This piece, from our dude Patrick Sauer, about the legendary “Fo’ Fo’ Fo’” Philadelphia 76ers NBA championship team, is … Read more
The NBA was a weird place in the 1970s. 1979’s The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh is weirder. In the late 1970’s, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was “The City of Champions.” The Pitt Panthers won the college football national championship in 1976, the Steelers were in the midst of the “Steel Curtain” era, and the gods even threw … Read more