Despite being heralded by Chris Bosh as the best player in Raptors practices, the first three seasons of Joey Graham’s NBA career saw the talented forward unable to transfer that success into actual NBA games. Not only that, but many fans and journalists who followed the team began to wonder if he was regressing.
While his [...]

Over the past two years I’ve spent covering the NBA no player comes close to playing with the passion and flat out reckless abandon Gerald Wallace does. Watching Wallace play it becomes clear he has very little concern for his safety, the only thing he’s thinking about is playing hard and helping his team secure a win.

After a win against the Clippers, Chris Bosh talked with the media about getting a win to celebrate his birthday, Jose Calderon’s dunk and a host of other topics.

Larry Brown recently chatted with the media about his interest in being involved with the French national team this summer, how quickly his team has gelled after some mid-season trades and how important games in the playoff chase are to the development of his younger players.

* I got a scoop this past week that Lance Stephenson, the highly recruited 6’5″ senior guard from Brooklyn, NY is set to announce his college decision during the 2009 McDonald’s All American Games in Miami Fla. This much anticipated announcement will take place during Media Day on Tuesday, March 31 at 11:45 a.m. ET [...]

Robin Sawh returns for a look at the failed attempt to re-sign Elton Brand last summer, the teams big men losing a ton of games due to injuries this season, the emergence of Eric Gordon and what Clippers fans can look forward to next season.

Robin Sawh returns for a look at Larry Brown’s first season as a head coach in Charlotte, the deal which saw Jason Richardson head to Phoenix, the current status of the team and he finishes with a quick look at what fans can expect to see from the team this summer.

Every year players emerge from no-where to become household names come NCAA Tournament time. Here are five, that you’ll need to know before filling out your brackets this March.

As a Canadian, the past few years it’s been tough to follow the NCAA Tournament as closely as I would have liked. Sure, CBS Sports does a great job in the United States, but not all of their online content is made available to Canadians like myself. Needless to say I let out a fist pump when I got some information from Cameron at The Score.

It takes a full season to get to this point. We dissect teams, watch hundreds of games and learn the smallest nuances about our favorite schools and players. While picking your NCAA Tournament bracket will always be an inexact science, there are trends that stand out year to year that can help you when making those tough picks.