Photo:denverstiffs.comThe NBA has had another roller-coaster of a season, but it’s time to see the best of the best gut it out in the upcoming playoffs. While we’ll certainly watch superstars like James Harden, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Stephen Curry produce explosive numbers in the basketball’s
Despite some experimental defensive schemes used by the Jazz to counter James Harden’s perimeter arsenal, The Beard still found a lot of ways to be effective as he led the Rockets to a convincing 122-90 series opener win. The pivotal Game 2 will be more important for Donovan Mitchell
Photo:sny.tvNets stun Sixers to steal homecourt advantage(6) Nets lead series 1-0 over (3) SixersStarting things off with a spirited run in the opening canto, the Brooklyn Nets put on quite the show in Game 1 to shock the Philadelphia 76ers, 111-102. All-Star point guard D’Angelo Russell
Behind the heroics of veteran point guard D.J. Augustin, the 7th-seeded Orlando Magic pulled off a stunning victory over Kawhi Leonard and the 2nd-ranked Toronto Rapters in their season opener. Game 2 will be a pivotal stage for both teams, but look for the Raptors to come out hungrier
Photo:sfchronicle.comStephen Curry – Golden State WarriorsThere were immediate clouds of concern after Curry sustained another non-contact ankle injury during a game against the New Orleans Pelicans a couple of nights ago, but it appears that the two-time MVP is good to go for the Warriors’ first-round match-up with the
Photo:espn.comGriffin-less Pistons make light work of lowly KnicksDespite superstar forward Blake Griffin sitting out with a left knee injury, the Detroit Pistons coasted past the New York Knicks for a 115-89 victory and a spot in the upcoming playoffs. Sophomore shooting guard Luke Kennard carried the scoring mantle
