Katrina? David Stern Sends Well Wishes to Victims of Wrong Hurricane The NBA commish surely knows Sandy Schwartzbaum, Sandy Greenstein, Sandy Frankenstorm, so many Sandys. How could he mess this up? Read more More
Sensible Chris Paul Trade Nixed By All-Powerful God Bob Dylan just got an idea for a reboot: Stuck Inside of New Orleans with the L.A. Blues Again. Why did NBA Commish David Stern veto a deal that would have sent all-star guard Chris Paul to the Lakers? Read more More
Nuclear Winter Thawed: NBA to End Lockout, Return for 66-Game Season on Christmas After 149 days of basketball-free uncertainty, the NBA lockout appears to be over. Following a 15-hour double secret meeting this week, the players and owners reached a tentative agreement on Friday that will end the long lockout. Read more More
Bank Shots: The Season That Isn’t The NBA’s nuclear winter is upon us — here’s what doesn’t lie ahead… Read more More
Players Union Rejects NBA Owners’ Latest Offer, Season Now in Serious Jeopardy The long and short of it is the NBA players have rejected the latest offer from the owners in the ongoing labor dispute. That decision, and the one to disband the union, puts the entire season in jeopardy. Read more More
NBA Lockout Gets Taiwanese Animation Treatment Look, we’re all blowing the Debbie Downer sad trombone now that the NBA lockout has forced the cancellation of the season’s first two weeks of action. At the very least, the sordid affair was given the Taiwanese animation treatment. At least there’s that. Read more More
Turkey Trot: Will It Take Foreign Exodus to Repair the NBA? With so much uncertainty, many NBA players are looking to join teams overseas. Nets star Deron Williams has led the charge by agreeing to terms with Turkey’s Besiktas. Kobe Bryant may follow. Will this help end the lockout? Read more More