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NBA Playoffs 2013: 5 Things We’ve Been Wrong About So Far
The 2013 NBA playoffs have been an event for the ages and, as often happens, twists and turns have led to a slew of wrong predictions so far. I’m not saying that these five things were my predictions that went wrong (admittedly, a couple of them were), but trust me, there were plenty of NBA fans out there who thought these five things were more than possible during the postseason. Thought this was the Los Angeles Clippers’ year or that the San Antonio Spurs were too old to contend? Guess again. The Dubs Are the Cinderella Team...
read moreNBA Playoffs: San Antonio Spurs vs. Golden State Recap
The San Antonio Spurs finally ground down the injury-riddled Golden State Warriors, closing out their Western Conference semifinal series on Thursday, May 16, with a 94-82 win in Game 6. Tim Duncan scored 19 points for the Spurs and Kawhi Leonard had a double-double in the clincher with 16 points and 10 rebounds as San Antonio held the Warriors to just 39 percent shooting. Golden State got 22 points from Stephen Curry, who was 10-for-25 from the floor, and Jarrett Jack scored 15 points. But rookie Harrison Barnes, who averaged 17.3 points per...
read moreGolden State Warriors: Did The Dubs Have The Best 2012 Draft Class?
Possessing four draft picks in the 2012 NBA draft, the Golden State Warriors made the most of their selections, adding pieces to their roster that helped them finish second in the Pacific Division and earn a playoff berth in 2013. Already boasting a nucleus of Stephen Curry, David Lee and Klay Thompson, Golden State put together one of the best drafts of any NBA team in recent memory by adding role players that have the Warriors keeping pace with the San Antonio Spurs in the second round of the NBA playoffs. Here’s a look at the picks...
read moreNBA Playoffs 2013: What We’ve Learned So Far In Round Two
We’re roughly halfway through the second round of the 2013 NBA playoffs and we’ve already learned so much about all eight teams contending for an NBA title. The physical series between the Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls encompasses everything that playoff basketball is about and ultimately reminds NBA fans of how basketball used to be played. But that’s just one series. What else have we learned from Round 2? Let’s take a gander. K.D. Can’t Do It All Himself Kevin Durant did enough to get the Oklahoma City...
read moreGolden State Warriors: Why Andrew Bogut Will Decide Dubs’ Playoff Fate
When Golden State Warriors fans think of Andrew Bogut, there’s a parallel connection that instantly comes to mind: Monta Ellis, the player Warriors’ management swapped for Bogut. If it wasn’t for the 2013 playoffs, Bogut would be the exact opposite of a fan favorite, a label that belonged to Ellis prior to the trade. He missed 38 games between November and January with a bum left ankle. Even subsequent to his return, his mobility was limited and his comfort level in Golden State’s offense was less-than-appealing. It was just a disaster....
read moreNBA Playoffs 2013: Breaking Down Tony Parker vs. Stephen Curry
After watching Game 1 between the San Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors in the 2013 NBA playoffs, it’s evident that an epic series is on the horizon and that’s because of Tony Parker and Stephen Curry. The two star point guards have been instrumental in their team’s advancing to the second round of the playoffs, as they’re both leading their respected teams in scoring and are in charge of running the offense and making plays. Parker led the Spurs to a clean 4-0 sweep of the struggling Los Angeles Lakers while...
read moreNBA Playoffs 2013: Fact or Fiction With Second Round Game 1 Losers
The second round of the 2013 NBA Playoffs has begun for all eight teams and it hasn’t exactly gone smoothly for the New York Knicks, Miami Heat, Memphis Grizzlies and Golden State Warriors. Each team feels like they’ve been punched in the stomach, with all of them having legitimate chances to win their opening game. Let’s play some fact or fiction with the teams who have fallen behind in the second round. Fact or Fiction: The New York Knicks should be extremely worried about their lack of rebounding against the Indiana...
read moreNBA: Power Ranking The 10 Best Rebounders In The NBA
NBA teams strive to have great rebounders under the basket. Offensive rebounds can lead to second-chance points and defensive rebounds can slow down an opponent and turn into easy baskets on the other end. There are some great rebounders in the NBA right now and most of them have helped their teams achieve so sort of success this season. 10 best rebounders in the NBA 10. Kenneth Faried, Denver Nuggets Kenneth Faried can some times struggle on the defensive end of the floor, but his effort to rebound can never be questioned. The Nuggets were...
read moreNBA Playoffs 2013: Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs Preview
The Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs series pits the younger up-and-coming team in the Warriors against the tried-and-true veteran Spurs club. The Warriors are riding high after defeating the Denver Nuggets in six games, while the Spurs are well rested after thrashing the Los Angeles Lakers in four straight. Will experience and poise trump youth and atheticism? Let’s break down the matchups. Likely Starting Lineups Point Guard Stephen Curry (GSW) vs. Tony Parker (SAS) There’s no hotter young name in the NBA right now...
read moreNBA Playoffs 2013: 5 Best Individual Performances of Round One
The 2013 NBA playoffs have been filled with plenty of action so far that even the casual basketball fan can appreciate. From Russell Westbrook going down and missing the rest of the postseason to Stephen Curry willing the Golden State Warriors to victory, amazing certainly does happen here in the NBA postseason. With that being said, it’s only right to highlight the five players who put together the best single-game performances of the 2013 NBA playoffs. For the purpose of this column, I stuck with the five best individual performances...
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