ESPN has reported that Shaquille O’Neal will interview for the Orlando Magic general manager position. Charles Barkley confirmed on the Dan Patrick show that Shaq told him he was very interested in the job.
The 8 Most Elite Individual Performances in NCAA Tournament History
March 14, 2012 By 13 Comments
March Madness is finally here, and what better way to honor the Tournament than to look at the greatest individual performances in Tournament History.
Hank Gathers’ Legacy Lives On A Generation After His Tragic On-Court Death
March 7, 2012 By Leave a Comment
To this day, the night of March 4, 1990 remains the most shocking and chilling sports moment in my lifetime and an occurrence I had always feared.
11 Sports Fights I Would Pay to Watch
December 27, 2011 By 24 Comments
Although it’s not very “Tebow” of him, Keith Mullett readily admits that he treats fights – especially those between wealthy, famous people – like car crashes; he just can’t look away. Here are 11 sports feuds that Keith thinks deserve to have a resolution.
Dr. Twitch’s Top 20 NBA Players of All-Time (including his shocking and ‘sacrilegious’ top 3)
June 28, 2011 By 58 Comments
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.
Top 20 NBA Ballers of My Lifetime
June 21, 2011 By 1 Comment
Evan Schwartz analyzes the NBA during his lifetime and comes up with his list of the 20 ballers he’s had the joy to watch play.
Shaquille O’Neal retires, ending one of the truly unique on- and off-court careers in NBA history
June 2, 2011 By 1 Comment
Shaquille O’Neal retired today, and he did it in his own unique, unexpected way. He tweeted it. Really, it was the only appropriate way for a true on-court original and off-court sports/entertainment pioneer like Shaq to go out.
Top 10 Individual NBA Finals Performances of All Time
May 31, 2011 By 16 Comments
With the NBA Finals tipping off tonight, Devon decided to give us a treat: the greatest individual performances of all time in the Finals.
The Sky Hook, Dirk’s Fadeaway, and the Other Most Unstoppable Signature Moves in NBA History
May 18, 2011 By 6 Comments
There have been a few guys in history that had a go-to move that you just couldn’t stop – even when you knew it was coming. Jon Washburn breaks down the seven most unstoppable moves in the last 30 years of NBA basketball.
In honor of Dirk: ‘Points Per Miss’ and his spot among the NBA’s all-time greats
May 18, 2011 By 77 Comments
After Dirk Nowitzki’s great performance in Game 1, Jerod went to bed thinking about a Bill Simmons tweet and just how useful of a stat is Points Per Miss might be. So he decided to get up this morning and investigate it a little further.
The Evolution of Phil Jackson
May 26, 2010 By 8 Comments
Phil Jackson is one of the most iconic sports figures of the last 25 years. Let’s take a pictorial journey through time and trace Jackson’s beginning as a skinny kid from North Dakota into the Zen Master of today.
MSF Top 10 List: Reactions to the “Quicken Groans LeBracle”
May 12, 2010 By 12 Comments
Since everyone from Bristol to Bangkok is reacting to last night’s “LeBracle” that made all of Quicken Loans Arena groan, boo, and exit early, we’re counting down the top 10 reactions for you this morning.
Holy Shaq He Was Good…and in Shape!
April 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
There really are no words to describe how ridiculously awesome Shaq was in high school. And yes, he dominated in college and in the NBA, but can you imagine if he had stayed in decent shape as he got older? My goodness. This has to be one of the most impressive high school reels ever. [...]
Lebron Sits Out, Cavs Still Beat Spurs 97-95
March 9, 2010 By 5 Comments
Despite Lebron James sitting on the bench for his second straight game (due to a sprained left ankle) and Shaquille O’Neal recovering from surgery on his right thumb, the Cleveland Cavaliers still found a way to beat the Spurs 97-95, in a Quicken Loans Arena nail bitter.
Cavs Gives Fans A Treat With Christmas Win In LA
December 26, 2009 By 1 Comment
In what was arguably the most anticipated game of the season, the Cleveland Cavaliers held the reigning NBA Champion LA Lakers to under 90 points in a Christmas Day win at the Staples Center. The nationally televised Marquee game, hyped the return of Shaquille O’Neal to a city in which he won three of his [...]
