Jeremy Lin’s boxscore from last Saturday’s victory at Brown seemed a bit anemic, as he got himself in foul trouble early and only played 9 minutes in the first half. He finished with just 5 points, but still had 7 assists, 6 of them in the 2nd half, in just 25 minutes of play out [...]

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Been meaning to post this for some time, but the (temporary?) departure of Zydrunas Ilgauskas from the Cleveland Cavaliers now makes it worth mentioning.
How about this for an “all-decade” team: Kobe Bryant and Paul Pierce in the backcourt (I guess Kobe would have to play point), Dirk Nowitzki at the wing, and Tim Duncan and Z down [...]

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In case you haven’t heard, Jeremy Lin is now on the shortlist of 11 finalists for the Bob Cousy Award.
He’s also on the final list of 30 for the Wooden Award, but I’ll save that — or rather, the cross-section of Cousy/Wooden Awards — for another post.
The Cousy Award is given to the top point [...]

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Whenever I see an anonymous insult posted as a comment, it reminds me of Ron Artest when he got hit by some random cup (although they eventually figured out who it was), which ignited the “malice at the palace”.
On Dream League’s YouTube account, I recently uploaded a clip of Brady Morningstar (3 million views in 3 days, [...]

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NOTE: This is Part 4 of a four-part series of blogposts. Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 were published in the three days prior. I re-titled this post because I felt it was the most interesting of the four.
From deity to defeated
After Friday night’s win over Columbia, there were hundreds of fans lined [...]

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