It is time to rethink the way we think about sports and marketability. The global popularity of social media has fundamentally changed sports consumption and the idea of market sizes. The phenomenon fueling this belief is LaMelo Ball and what just happened with the NBA All-Star vote.
In the most shocking move in American sports history, the Dallas Mavericks, fresh off an NBA finals appearance, are trading superstar talent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for a deal highlighted by Anthony Davis in return. With no clear answers on what happened, here are five reasons why the Mavericks may have made the deal.
A new season is upon us, and with it comes plenty of intriguing storylines. From massive traves and superstar uncertainty in the East to a West perhaps the deepest it has ever been, here is an early season NBA Power ranking.
With NBA free agency almost at hand, now seems like as good of a time as any to check on the current standing of teams around the league before rosters undergo major changes. Keep in mind that these rankings account for the 2023-2024 season; it does not reflect how I view each team's overall future. There will be another Power...
It's that time of the year again. The NBA Draft, where everyone becomes an expert on dudes they just heard of. Like those people watching this draft, this list is also built on preconceived notions and biases that teeter along the lines of racial prejudice. What qualifies me to pass to 'analyze' names? My name. Here is my take on...
The NBA has overcooked the recipe. In their attempts to make a perfect meal, they started doing too much, got out of their pocket in the kitchen, and now the meal tastes horrendous.
A while ago, I wrote about why the NBA should rename the MVP trophy, the offensive player of the year trophy, and I am here to argue more about that. There is no world where Nikola Jokic, a below-average defensive player, should win yet another MVP over two guys simultaneously putting up big numbers and doubling as two of...
The NBA must stop pretending that their MVP trophy is anything other than an offensive player of the year trophy. Because as long as they continue disregarding the defensive side of the game, they cannot claim the MVP represents the best player in basketball.
I don't even want to write about the off-the-court issues with Ja Morant; I promise it does not factor into why I say the Grizzlies should trade him. My reasoning is entirely basketball based, mainly the fact that the team is better without him.
Damian Lillard has done more than his fair share for the Trail Blazers franchise. He's their all-time leader in points, three-pointers made, second in assists, and top 5 in a bunch of other categories, along with the countless moments he's given the franchise. And what have they given him in return? Nothing. Outside of the yearly salary, they've...
