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Sure they still run and gun as they did during the D’Antoni era. However, they actually do something they have long been criticized for not doing and that’s playing DEFENSE. Yes ladies and gentlemen, the Phoenix Suns play defense. They are actually being praised for it by the like of Gregg Poppovich.

As I was watching the predictions..

I’m picking the Dallas Mavericks to win this series. Do not ask me to predict how many games it will last.
This Texas tussle could go six or seven. It could also end in five or a sweep.
The one reason to afford the San Antonio Spurs a chance in their quest to reverse the outcome of last year’s five-game [...]

WARNING: If you are easily offended, you might not want to read this. But you should anyways cause this is important!
May 18th, 2007
The day i will never forget. It is the day that will forever haunt me and has driven me into insanity (more than i already was).
From Steve Nash’s broken nose in game [...]

With 1 and a half weeks left in the regular season, the playoffs are right around the corner.

1. Cleveland Cavaliers (60-17)
Cleveland is one of just 12 teams in history to post consecutive 60-win seasons. And nine of its 11 predecessors won at least one championship; Dallas and Utah are the only exceptions.

Sorry I”m late on this, but I’ve been on vacation these past few days lol.
Anyways, with two weeks left the race is tightening up and unless something crazy happens, our playoff teams seem to be locked up right now.
Here’s a look at my top ten teams for this week:

Truly, I think the Spurs deserve a lot of hype for what they have done in the off-season so far, but more people are focusing on bogus nonsense of the deals involving Ron Artest, Shaquille O’Neal, and Shawn Marion. Come on, give a little love to what the Indiana Pacers, Toronto Raptors, Memphis Grizzlies, and of course, the Spurs have done, too.

Throughout the offseason, I have seen Bleacher Creatures continuously bash the Orlando Magic for their signings, trades, and overall decisions made thus far.

It has gotten to the point where I am literally lost for words.

With the free agent class slated to hit the market next summer, the entire makeup of the NBA landscape could potentially shift dramatically. At this point next year, we could very well see this season’s mediocre markets morph into perennial powerhouses.