The Charlotte Hornets were once a promising franchise with two young superstars that seemed destined for greatness. 25 years later, the Hornets are the consensus pick to be the worst NBA team in 2019/20 and they are most famous for being owned by Michael Jordan. The Hornets just released their latest jersey throwback, a purple beauty from the ’94/95 season. This franchise’s best memories are … Continue reading What happened to the Charlotte Hornets?
Silentnite10 Projected Position: Pf or C “depending on how much height matters. Past few years it hasn’t really mattered” Experience: Squad Member since 2k17 (3 years) KingBucks2K Projected Builds: SG Sharpshooting Slasher & SG Slashing Defender Experience: Running w/ Squad since 2K16 (4 years) Rec Statline 2K19: 1,777-678 (Win/Loss) Avg. Teammate Grade: B PPG: 16.39 RPG: 2.08 APG: 4.09 BPG: 0.42 SPG: 2.13 Young Jamess … Continue reading 2k Squad at its finest
Every Year I find myself explaining myself in a different way about how I became an Atlanta Hawk fan living in Boston Continue reading Why and How I Became a Hawks Fan
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There’s always bad to come with the good, right? Not every rookie can live up to expectations, and some will ultimately end up playing worse than expected, in regards to the pick that they were drafted with. Consider that this doesn’t mean they are automatically a bust, because who is and isn’t a bust is hard to determine, and takes more than one season to … Continue reading Three Rookies That Might Disappoint This Season
After a Summer loaded with fireworks, the current NBA can be summed up with a single word; balance. After a decade of super-teams dominating at the top of the league, the term balance almost seems foreign, but here we are, with nearly a dozen teams having a legitimate shot at an NBA championship. However, no team is flawless, and each of the top contenders have … Continue reading Each NBA Contender’s Biggest Hole
Sebastian Telfair, once a 5 Star Recruit and a Louisville Commit. He was born in Brooklyn, New York where he was ranked 2nd in point guards in the nation, along with being 6th overall. He was a great talent but it didn’t replicate in the league, why? His road to the league was straight from High School, passing up on Louisville and was drafted 13th … Continue reading Sebastian Telfair’s Career Spiraled Down Fast
