NBA Draft 2018: Bibs’ top 50
After watching full games for over 100 draft prospects, I’m finally ready to reveal my top 50. This is based on where I expect guys to be in 5 years. Let the debate begin! Continue reading NBA Draft 2018: Bibs’ top 50
NBA Draft 2018: Michael Porter, Jr. Profile
Michael Porter, Jr. was once considered the best player in his class. His back issues have some worried about long-term risks. However, if healthy he reminds me of a certain player when he was 19. Continue reading NBA Draft 2018: Michael Porter, Jr. Profile
NBA Draft 2018: Mo Bamba Profile
Mo Bamba… Most analysts think that he has the highest ceiling of any big man in the draft. However, many fear he will be a bust. I agree with the former, and completely disagree with the latter. Continue reading NBA Draft 2018: Mo Bamba Profile
NBA Draft 2018: Jaren Jackson, Jr. Profile
On first blush Jaren Jackson will remind you of Serge Ibaka. At his worst he’s a shot-blocking stretch-big, at his best he can be much more. Continue reading NBA Draft 2018: Jaren Jackson, Jr. Profile
NBA Draft 2018: Marvin Bagley Profile
Marvin Bagley is a freak athlete who pops off the screen when you watch him. He’s incredibly raw but still averaged 21 points and 11 rebounds per game at Duke, when he should have still been in high school. Continue reading NBA Draft 2018: Marvin Bagley Profile
NBA Draft 2018: Deandre Ayton Profile
If Deandre Ayton was a finished product he’d be a good NBA player. A player with his frame, motor, and shooting touch is a generational talent that can change a franchise. Continue reading NBA Draft 2018: Deandre Ayton Profile
Mavs Signing: Antonius Cleveland Profile
While I had heard Cleveland’s name before I have to admit I hadn’t paid him much mind. Most people seem to be impressed by his athleticism and a highlight package search does bring up a lot of lob catches but that’s not the only aspect of his game that is impressive. I also noticed that he likes to shoot off the dribble and does most of his damage in the mid-range. Currently, only Harrison Barnes really does much work in the mid-range for the Mavs so this would be welcomed on our offense. I also noticed that he has good timing on defense and uses his length and athleticism to get blocks both on and off the ball. Let’s dig deeper. Continue reading Mavs Signing: Antonius Cleveland Profile
Film Review: Tragedy Girls
Elevator Review
Tragedy Girls is a Horror Comedy crossed with a high school drama. The chemistry between the two main characters was amazing and worth the price of admission on it’s own, but the way the horror and comedy are woven together are what truly make this movie great. It is gory, and typically I don’t like gore, but the director did an amazing job of making me not feel it’s impact. This is a must see for anyone not immediately put off by gore. Continue reading Film Review: Tragedy Girls
NBA All-Star, Playoffs, and Awards Predictions
Another NBA Season is upon us so Josh and I sat down after all of the work of the previous week to make some predictions on how this season will play out. Who wins MVP? Who is Most Improved? and of course, who hoists the Larry O’Brien when it’s all said and done. Continue reading NBA All-Star, Playoffs, and Awards Predictions
Washington Wizards – Season Preview
Otto Porter Deal – The Wizards always said they were going to keep Otto Porter no matter what and they followed through on that promise. The Nets offered him a max deal with all kinds of unappealing clauses (trade kicker, player option, etc.) but the Wizards still matched it. The goal was always to keep their blossoming 3 together and basically wait for other teams (The Cavs and Raptors) to age out ahead of them. Porter will need to increase his production to earn the money he’s going to be getting and there’s reason to believe he will do so. Continue reading Washington Wizards – Season Preview
