NBA Basketball

For the past two seasons the Golden State Warriors have been the most dominant force in the NBA. After the 2016 season in which they blew a 3-1 series lead, the Warriors added Kevin Durant to an already historically great team. The Warriors have now added the best big man in the NBA in DeMarcus Cousins and will trot out five all stars next season. The Warriors are the favorite once again to win the championship this season,but if one team has the formula to dethrone them it is the Boston Celtics. The Celtics have improved each season since Brad Stevens took over as head coach in 2013. Not only do they have one of the best coaches and one of the smartest GM's in the NBA, but their team assimilation is phenomenal. With all- stars Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward coming back the Celtics should be better than ever. Irving and Hayward will be joining two of the best young wings in the NBA in Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. The Celtics are also solid on the bench even more solid t...

With the NBA off season being in full swing it is time to rank the teams who have made the best moves so far. Free agency is the time to improve your roster and it has been in full swing since July 1st. Some teams have made quiet but important moves while others just continue to flex their muscles. Lets take a look at the top three teams. 1. Golden State Warriors Key Additions: DeMarcus Cousins-C, Jonas Jerebko-F This rich just keep on getting richer here. The Warriors signed Cousins to a one year Tax payer mid-level exception deal this off season. Cousins is coming off an injury, but he is still considered one of the top 3 big men in the NBA. Cousins has everything you want in a big man. If he can come back healthy it will be impossible to compete with the already dominating Warriors, trotting out five all-stars. Jerebko also gives them insurance and solid shooting off the bench. The Warriors somehow find a way to make their monster roster even stronger. Will the NBA even be co...

It's over. It's finally over the biggest fish in the pond has made his decision. LeBron James will not be re-signing with the Cavs and will take his talents to Hollywood to play with the Los Angeles Lakers. The Cavs organization and Cavs fans will now have to endure another stint without LeBron James. The Cavs had to know that this was coming though right? The Cavs are now tasked with the burden of rebuilding without their best player in franchise history and to some the best player to ever play the sport of basketball. There are so many obstacles for the Cavs to over come. For starters they are capped out and can only make moves via trades and the tax payers mid level exception. Do they try and trade Kevin Love to dump some salary or keep him as the new building block? The Cavs did take a promising young player with the 8th pick in Collin Sexton out of Alabama. To me he was the second best point guard in this draft behind only Luka Doncic. Will Sexton and Love along ...