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Two weeks ago, Stephen Curry capped off an amazing season by hitting his 272nd 3-pointer of the year, breaking Ray Allen’s seven-year-old NBA record. His performance, combined with our hyperbolic here and now journalistic tendencies nearly caused a riot on the Internet. Since it was not merely good enough to proclaim that Curry is a great shooter – [...]
This weekend, for the 75th time, the NCAA will determine its National Champion in men’s basketball. Which of the previous 74 title games should be considered among the best and most memorable?
The Dream Team is the greatest collection of basketball talent a team has ever assembled. However, our love for its players has caused us do overrate them on the basketball court. In fact, the Dream Team might not even beat Team USA 2012 if they could play in a fictional universe.
It appears as if the Miami Heat have figured out how to play without Chris Bosh. Just when the Pacers might have to learn to play without two of their players.
Inspired by the Super Bowl XLVI reemergence of “I Believe In A Thing Called Love” here are 14 other songs that have similarly always captured the rhythm of my heart.
Everyone knows that the Super Bowl has the largest television audience each year. With stakes so high, it seems worthy to take a look back at some of the best, and a few of the worst, commercials that have ever paid those premium dollars for a coveted Super Bowl slot.
Keeping with our recent theme, this post details the thoughts of Jon Washburnon the top 20 NBA players ever. Dr. Twitch has the most unique top 3 of anyone who submitted a list, which is why we asked him to provide a detailed description of his top 20. And boy did he. Enjoy.
As is often the case when a team goes through hard times, fans begin looking for problems that sometimes don’t exist. Over the past six or seven years, Pacers fans have started to believe something that is simply NOT true: Larry Legend is an awful GM.
One of the most entertaining activities to engage in with a fresh, new bracket is to see all the possible matchups that could reasonably (or unreasonably) materialize. In this post, I run down 10 matchups that I really hope to see happen.
With the world’s greatest rivalry of all-time coming into full view yet again, we take a look back at the stars, and their greatest moments that brought this rivalry into a historical perspective.
Inspired by the Butler and Cornell, Jerod kicks off a new regular MSF feature by highlighting 7 of the most historic and infamous examples of white people doing what they do best: being goofy…and white.
For slow, dorky, white guys like JRod, the Three Point Shootout is the highlight of NBA All-Star Weekend. The annual Shootout is being held tonight, and Jason Kapono has a chance to etch his name alongside three-point immortals Larry Bird and Craig Hodges if he can capture his third consecutive Three Point Shootout crown. Check out the preview and take a trip down memory lane with a listing of the past champions.
To me, not many have fallen harder than Isiah Thomas after his career as a player ended. I think bad decision after bad decision may have finally taken its toll.
