5 Bold NBA Predictions For 2017
The NBA saw more than its fair share of surprises in 2016. What will happen in 2017?
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The NBA saw more than its fair share of surprises in 2016. What will happen in 2017?
With so many great NBA moments in 2016, how can anyone narrow it down to the best? Thanks to LeBron, Steph and Kyrie, just like this.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr admitted his club was far from its best while shooting and playing defense Thursday night.
The 2016-17 NBA season tips off October 25. Preview the Western Conference elite, contenders, on the rise and rebuilding teams.
Green, 26, was accused of striking a Michigan State football player in the face July 10 outside a restaurant near campus. Police say they witnessed the incident. Heos said Green was defending himself.
Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green was reportedly arrested Sunday in Michigan on an assault charge.
Barkley did not mince words on his feelings about Kevin Durant signing with the Golden State Warriors.
The league's entire structure, from the draft order to the salary cap to revenue sharing, is based on maintaining competitive balance.
Kevin Durant will sign with the Golden State Warriors, conceding that his former team, the Oklahoma City Thunder, can't beat them.
Kevin Durant is taking his talents to the Bay Area.
Unfortunately, Curry's game had an unfamiliar feel during the series. All those bombs during the season that no one would believe had a chance of going in but did? Well, they stopped falling, making Curry look like Cavs gunner J.R. Smith.
LeBron James is rightfully getting a majority of the praise for bringing a championship to Cleveland, but a former New York Knick is getting a lot of attention.
Stephen Curry is still the prince of the NBA hardwood. He's just not ready to be king. Or King James.
Game 7 between the Cavaliers and Warriors has drawn the highest television rating for the NBA Finals since Michael Jordan's last championship.
To win in the NBA playoffs, several things need to happen, and the Cavaliers happened to do those things slightly better than the Golden State Warriors.
More than a few stars dotted the basketball skies Sunday night, but LeBron James, the brightest of them all, eclipsed the rest.
Mike Francesa opened his show raving about LeBron James' performance in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.
Stephen Curry fouled out and was then tossed from NBA Finals Game 6. Ayesha Curry's ill-advised social media reaction didn't help matters.
The Cavs may have won last night, but we all win today. We have a Game 7 between one team trying to repeat last year's result against a team, and a man, looking for a new mandate.
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LeBron James and his Cleveland Cavaliers emphatically denied Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors a chance to repeat as NBA champions in Game 6 of the Finals on Thursday.
Give the Cavaliers credit. No, pardon me, give LeBron James and Kyrie Irving credit for their team winning Game 5 on the road and getting the series back to Cleveland.
For one night, at least, the titular lord of the sport and the best team in the sport took a back seat to the real king of the court. And forgive some of us if we enjoyed the heck out of it.
LeBron James and Kyrie Irving became the first teammates to each top 40 points in the same NBA Finals game, and the Cleveland Cavaliers staved off elimination by beating the Golden State Warriors 112-97.
So just how big of an impact will Draymond Green's suspension have on Game 5 of the NBA Finals?
