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Category Archives: NBA
LeBron’s Not Perfect, But Is He a Villain?
Anyone else that has a space to write about sports on the internet is surely waying in on “The Decision”, so I guess we should as well. I watched the ESPN spectacle at my favorite sports bar in Manhattan. It … Continue reading
Utterly Fascinating
There are a lot of ways one could describe the last 10 days in the NBA. Overblown – Rafa Nadal just won another Wimbledon title, giving him 8 Grand Slams (3 more than Federer at this point in his career). Major … Continue reading
Quick Hits
Utley and Polanco to DL The injuries for the Phils this year have officially hit the ‘ridiculous’ point. It looks like Utley (sprained thumb) and Polanco will only be out 15 days each, but that makes 7 Phils currently on … Continue reading
Posted in MLB, NBA
Tagged chase utley, cliff lee, lebron james, mariners, phillies, placido polanco
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Hello Evan, Goodbye Andre
With the Elton Brand albatross of a contact hanging over a franchise that is still trying to get over the one-year Eddie Jordan Era, the Sixers needed something…anything. And, they got a big something on Tuesday night, as they won … Continue reading
Question of the Day
Should the Sixers trade Andre Iguodala and Sam Dalembert for Amare Stoudemire?
Posted in NBA, Questions of the Day
Tagged amare stoudemire, andre iguodala, sam dalembert, sixers, suns
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One Night, Three Games
Monday night was a great night of sports watching for me, as I watched three games, one in person and two on TV, and all three were good wins for Philly sports fans. I was in North Philly for the … Continue reading
Posted in College Hoops, NBA, NFL, bsb in-attendance
Tagged adrian peterson, allen iverson, bears, bowling green, brett favre, chris johnson, cowboys, eagles, elton brand, jay cutler, juan fernandez, lavoy allen, lou williams, ryan brooks, sixers, temple, vikings, willie green
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A Weak Attempt at Impartiality: An AI Inquisition
Sorry that I have been MIA for a while on the blog; we just moved and, wow, is a new place a ton of work. Anyway, as things are settling down, it’s time to weigh in on one of two … Continue reading
The Return of AI
On Monday night, the most memorable Philadelphia athlete of the last 25 years made his return to the City of Brotherly Love, after an unhappy three-year odyssey to Denver, Detroit, and Memphis. The great Allen Iverson scored 11 points, kissed the Sixer logo during … Continue reading
More Ridiculous Stats (NBA Draft Edition)
Sorry this is two weeks old, but there were some amazing stats dropped at the NBA draft. Here are just a couple that I remembered: 1). Blake Griffin had 30 double-doubles last year for Oklahoma. This was the second most ever, … Continue reading
Posted in NBA, Ridiculous Statistics
Tagged austin daye, blake griffin, duke, gerald henderson, hasheem thabeet, lawrence frank, nba draft, scott skiles, stephen curry
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