Archive for July, 2010
Search For a New Favorite Team: The Oklahoma City Thunder?
HTWS analyst Roger Pimentel is looking for a new favorite team. The Oklahoma City Thunder are growing into their potential as an elite team, and make a compelling case for the honor.
Golden State Warriors: Playoffs By 2012?
The Golden State Warriors have only made the playoffs once since 1994. But with new owners that seem bent on winning, that could change rather quickly.
The Search For a New Favorite Team: The Sacramento Kings?
HTWS analyst Roger Pimentel is looking for a new favorite team. And the Sacramento Kings, with Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins, make a compelling case.
LeBron, Wade, Bosh: Miami’s Unholy Trinity in a Kickin’ Infographic
The Miami Heat signed LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh last night, but what do the Superfriends actually have on their resumés? HTWS has a sweet infographic to give you the scoop.
Congratulations, LeBron James, You’re The New Brett Favre
With all the insanity surrounding the free agent circus of 2010, LeBron James is starting to sound a lot like Brett Favre – and that’s not a good thing.
Bosh, Stoudemire, and Boozer: Graphing the NBA Free Agent PF’s
Chris Bosh, Amare Stoudemire, and Carlos Boozer headline a deep free agent class of power forwards. Bosh gets the most attention, but the numbers prefer someone else.
Attn. Cleveland Cavaliers: Get Chris Paul, and Do It Now
It looks like the Cleveland Cavaliers are losing their grasp on LeBron James. But an eleventh hour trade for Chris Paul would give LeBron more than enough reason to stay.
Richard Jefferson to the Clippers Makes Almost Too Much Sense
Richard Jefferson is a free agent. The Clippers have a solid core but are missing a productive small forward. Does it make too much sense for it to actually happen?
As World Cup Shows, Lack of Instant Replay in Soccer Is a Big, Big Deal
The no-goal in the Germany-England match was a big deal, but would you believe it made England ten times more likely to lose?
Charles Barkley as Phoenix Suns’ New GM? Best NBA Rumor Ever
Charles Barkley is perhaps the most entertaining NBA commentator on TV. And he’d definitely be the most entertaining general manager in the NBA.
