0 comments by The Comeback on 2/28/2021
New Jersey has been a trailblazer with its adoption of legalized sports betting, introducing this as an option in 2018 and quickly seeing a huge uptake among its residents. 2020 was a record-breaking year for sports betting in NJ, and the official figures for revenues, wagered amounts and event preferences make interesting reading, so let’s […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 1/18/2021
The NBA season rumbles on, despite the problems around the country, as culture tries to find some modicum of normality against a backdrop of anything but. The world has been shaken upside down and continues to see turmoil and strife, but with sports, at least people have something to cling to and focus on. The […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 8/20/2020
The creation of the NBA Bubble caused a sensation earlier in 2020, with the action taken to ensure that the disruption to the season caused by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic was limited. Games have been taking place in these unique circumstances since late July, and fans have been able to see their teams take on […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 7/8/2020
Many people were deeply saddened that the NBA season was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. After all, they live for these exciting games. But even though the light is not green yet, it seems like the NBA fans have got their wish. The 2020 season is back on, and the playoffs are going to […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 7/6/2020
It is reportedly months away from the next official NBA game and the anticipation only builds as time inches closer and closer. If you are like most faithful fans, you can remember that day when Adam Silver announced that the league would only be shut down for an inconvenient 30 days. Well, you can see […]
0 comments by Crossover Chronicles on 4/21/2020
It doesn’t really matter on what’s going on currently in the world. But you can also count on the wrong business moves that are being made by individual NBA franchises once per season. Sometimes it can be countless future picks for players that are edging closer to their retirement. There is always a moment from […]
0 comments by The Comeback on 8/28/2019
The 2019 NBA offseason has been wild, following the path of 2018 in creating craziness and intrigue across the entire league. We had PG re-up in OKC last year only to be coerced by Kawhi Leonard into requesting a trade to join him. LeBron joined LA last year, and a year later he finally has his […]
0 comments by Zac Voynow on 7/1/2019
If I asked you, “Who should win the NBA rookie of the year award for the 2016-17 season?” 99% of you would say Joel Embiid. My first thought when I was asked this question, was of course, Joel Embiid. Embiid captivated the basketball world with his phenomenal on the court play, his off the court […]
0 comments by Zac Voynow on 6/27/2019
Milos Teodosic is widely known as the best player in the world, not currently in the NBA. Teodosic plays for CSKA Moscow and his native Serbia. In the past year, Teodosic helped lead his club team the Euroleague final, and helped lead Serbia to a silver medal in the Olympics. Teodosic is a free agent […]
0 comments by Zac Voynow on 2/22/2017
It’s no secret that the Philadelphia 76ers are trying to get rid of Jahlil Okafor. With a logjam in the frontcourt, there simply isn’t space for Okafor on the 76ers. Between Embiid exceeding all expectations, and Noel playing well and devloping, Okafor is the man getting the boot. There’s many possible suitors for Okafor, but […]
0 comments by Crossover Chronicles on 2/9/2017
The National Basketball Association is one of the world’s most popular sports leagues. NBA players are stars, the best among them are great leaders and the league’s champions often become inspirational heroes. Over the years, many of those who have risen to the top of the basketball world have had hot and cold relationships with […]
0 comments by Jovan Alford on 2/6/2017
This season started off rough for the Dallas Mavericks. They had a record of 4-17 through the first 21 games and were without their superstar forward Dirk Nowitzki, who was battling a strained Achilles. Without Nowitzki, free agent acquisition Harrison Barnes had to step up in his place. Barnes admirably held his own, averaging 20.5 points, […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 2/5/2017
On Saturday night, Devin Booker had a quarter to remember. In the last 7:14 of the second quarter, Booker caught fire on torched the Milwaukee Bucks. Booker went 9 for 11 from the field and hit all 5 of his three-point attempts. In total, Booker threw down 27 points in the second quarter. Unfortunately for […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 1/4/2017
First, Ricky Rubio hits a three pointer for the Minnesota Timberwoves to tie the game up 91-91 with less than two seconds left. Then, the Philadelphia 76ers come up with a fantastic in-bounds play as they find Robert Covington cutting to the basket. Covington makes a very athletic play and hits the alley-oop lay-up as […]
0 comments by Jovan Alford on 12/24/2016
Throughout his short NBA career, Minnesota Timberwolves point guard Zach LaVine has been known for one thing: his high-flying dunks. Ever since his days at UCLA, all people could talk about was his athleticism and high-flying acrobatics. However, its only for so long you can hold that moniker until people wonder if that is all […]
