Hartnett: 'Linsanity' Was A Myth
Let's face it: keeping Jeremy Lin was an on-court and financial gamble the Knicks couldn't risk taking.
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Let's face it: keeping Jeremy Lin was an on-court and financial gamble the Knicks couldn't risk taking.
The Brooklyn Nets have reached a verbal agreement to sign 37-year-old guard Jerry Stackhouse on a one-year, $1.3 million deal according to multiple reports.
With Marcus Camby returning to Madison Square Garden, the present-day New York Knicks are resembling their defensive-strong teams of the late 1990s. Who is to say that New York can't be the third-best team in the East?
I can't believe what I'm reading. The Magic are really going to trade the best (by far) center in the NBA for Brook Lopez, bad players, and three or four first round picks that will all be in the mid to late twenties? Is this really happening?
There's a lot of mileage on the 39-year-old knees of Jason Kidd, but even in the twilight of his career he still has plenty to offer to the New York Knicks.
Zach Parise is expected to announce his next team on Monday. Sean Hartnett breaks down the cases for each team in the 'Parise sweepstakes.'
CBS Sports Network analyst and former first-round pick Wally Szczerbiak joined CBS Local Sports to give perspective as to what the prospects are going through on the biggest night of their basketball lives.
It doesn't take long for a player to change his perception. If James can do it in Miami, Anthony can do it in New York.
The Pittsburgh Penguins dramatically shook up their roster and created enough cap space to become clear frontrunners to sign Zach Parise.
Now that the Miami Heat are the 2012 NBA World Champions, all that's left is to prepare for the championship parade.
Like everyone red blooded American, I would have loved to see the Heat lose in the Finals to the Oklahoma City Thunder. With that being said, part of me is happy because this asinine LeBron James narrative can finally be put away.
The Miami Heat white hot celebration went from the hard court, to the street, and then to two South Florida premiere hot spots.
Not only is LeBron James the best player on Earth, he has a Secretariat-like lead on the second-best player.
The decision is final: LeBron James made the right call coming to Miami. Finally an NBA champion, it's all worth it now.
As much as the Heat have outplayed the Thunder in this series, the margin has been extremely small. A few plays here and there and the Thunder could easily be the team up 3-1. If Oklahoma City can do a few things differently, they can still win this series.
Craig shared an entertaining ode to Roger Clemens and his Yankee tenure, which was brought to his attention by our good friends over @ BobsBlitz.com.
Going into this series, I was sure the Oklahoma City Thunder would beat the Miami Heat rather handily in the NBA Finals. The Thunder had more depth and played better team ball than the Heat ever could. I was wrong on all counts.
As LeBron James hovers on the precipice of perhaps his first NBA championship, author Tony Meale delves deep into the King's past, back to the days when he was royalty of the Ohio high school circuit and never lost a game – except for one.
Every superstar who looks to cement a legacy and win a championship has a signature moment. Miami Heat superstar LeBron James needed that moment and he got it late in the fourth quarter of Game 4.
CBS Local Sports was able to get a look at Battier's pregame playlist, and as expected, it's the perfect mix of songs to inspire a veteran playing a for a title.
The Heat defeated the Thunder by the score of 104-98 last night in South Beach to take what seems to be an insurmountable 3-1 lead in the best of seven NBA Finals.
Craig entered the Allstate Studio this morning as a very excited Mets fan, and why wouldn't he?
LeBron James returned from a left leg injury to make the tiebreaking 3-pointer with 2:54 remaining and the Miami Heat held off Russell Westbrook and the Oklahoma City Thunder for a 104-98 victory on Tuesday night and a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.
The Miami Heat have seen this act before and they are hoping for a much different outcome for the 2012 NBA Finals than what happened in the 2011 NBA Finals.
There are real things Knicks fans should worry about. So don't panic over something that a petulant Jackson said to HBO.
