Kobe Bryant is one title away from Jordan’s total, but for now, there is another part in history better suited to his name. We can now begin the discussion over whether “The Black Mamba” is now the greatest Laker in NBA history.
Soccer (Fútbol) is the World’s Favorite Sport, but Where is it in America?!
June 18, 2010 By Leave a Comment
David Beckham is the first player that comes to my mind when soccer is mentioned. My knowledge of the game may be outdated., but with the pathetic MLS league dismissing any growing passion I develop for the game, who could blame me? The highest level of talent is showcased in Europe, and it’s lost on [...]
NBA Finals Preview: Lakers-Celtics Game 7 Will Be One For The Ages
June 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The Lakers and Celtics take the court tonight for what should be an epic Game 7 battle. Neither team has any margin for error left and the winner adds another chapter to its storied legacy.
NBA Finals Prediction: L.A. Lakers And Kobe Will Continue To Roll Over Boston
May 31, 2010 By 3 Comments
Just like the Lakers did with Oklahoma City, Utah, and Phoenix, they will squeeze the life out of Boston, because Bryant and the Lakers are simply the better team.
Is Lebron Considering A Move To Brooklyn And The New Jersey Nets?
May 24, 2010 By 3 Comments
The suitor list for LeBron James will include every team in the NBA, but New Jersey and Cleveland seem to be the front-runners for LeBron.
2010 NBA Draft: Is John Wall Or Evan Turner The Wizards’ Best Choice?
May 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The NBA lottery is over and the Washington Wizards were given the first pick in the draft. They are now blessed with two franchise players to choose from in John Wall and Evan Turner. The question is: which one of these talented future stars should they choose?
NBA Playoffs: Forget Lebron James, The Focus Should Be On The Real “Next MJ”
May 19, 2010 By 4 Comments
Maybe LeBron’s critics should take some time off from analyzing Lebron and watch Kobe instead. They may realize that Bryant is narrowing the gap that separates Kobe from the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan.
