WEALTHY CHICAGO INVESTORS AND POTENTIAL NHL TEAM OWNERSHIP Within the last couple weeks, wealthy Chicago area businessmen have been connected to different stories regarding potential ownership of an NHL franchise. Matthew Hulsizer, CEO of Chicago-based Peak6 Investments LP, has been involved in talks about the Phoenix Coyotes for more than a year. Don Levin, owner of the … [Read more...] about Chicago Businessmen And The Future Of The NHL
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Bulls Kyle Korver Saves Life of Snapping Turtle
"I like turtles." -- the famous YouTube sensation kid who was given a "web redemption" on Tosh.0 this past season. Here's the remix of the turtles kid. Who says there's no new Chicago Bulls and NBA news. We have media sensations like the heart-warming tale of Bulls two-guard Kyle Korver and his saving of a snapping turtle's life via A turtle, a DJ, an ex-76er, and a … [Read more...] about Bulls Kyle Korver Saves Life of Snapping Turtle
Five Players Most Likely to be Traded Once NBA Lockout Ends
The NBA Lockout has frozen everything exciting about the off-season; no trades, no free agency, no "The Decisions." And depending on what is negotiated by the owners and players in a new Collective Bargaining Agreement, the rules of free agency and trades could forever be altered; especially if a discussed hard salary cap is in fact instated. Once the lockout does end, … [Read more...] about Five Players Most Likely to be Traded Once NBA Lockout Ends
Applying the Allan Houston Rule to the NBA Southwest Division Teams in 2011
One of the topics expected to be discussed during the NBA Lockout is the possible revival of The Allan Houston Rule. When a new CBA was agreed upon in 2005, it allowed NBA teams a one time opportunity to waive a player and not have his contract count against the luxury tax teams have to pay if their team salary exceeds a pre-determined amount set by the league. The released … [Read more...] about Applying the Allan Houston Rule to the NBA Southwest Division Teams in 2011
Applying the Allan Houston Rule to the NBA Northwest Division Teams in 2011
One of the topics expected to be discussed during the NBA Lockout is the possible revival of The Allan Houston Rule. When a new CBA was agreed upon in 2005, it allowed NBA teams a one time opportunity to waive a player and not have his contract count against the luxury tax teams have to pay if their team salary exceeds a pre-determined amount set by the league. The released … [Read more...] about Applying the Allan Houston Rule to the NBA Northwest Division Teams in 2011
Applying the Allan Houston Rule to the NBA Pacific Division Teams in 2011
One of the topics expected to be discussed during the NBA Lockout is the possible revival of The Allan Houston Rule. When a new CBA was agreed upon in 2005, it allowed NBA teams a one time opportunity to waive a player and not have his contract count against the luxury tax teams have to pay if their team salary exceeds a pre-determined amount set by the league. The released … [Read more...] about Applying the Allan Houston Rule to the NBA Pacific Division Teams in 2011
NBA Strips Down Official Website as Lockout Commences
This is a very eerie, and sad sight for NBA loving eyes. As of now, just a little over an hour ago, the NBA is officially on lockout. And with it, the stripping down to bare bones of their official site; NBA.com Take a look- it looks like it's one step from being shut down. It's so basic and threadbare, the visitor gets the impression everyone at the site, and to extrapolate … [Read more...] about NBA Strips Down Official Website as Lockout Commences
Cavs Trade J.J. Hickson to Kings for Omri Casspi, Draft Pick
Just hours before the NBA locked out their players, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Sacramento Kings completed a trade involving J.J. Hickson and Omri Casspi. Here’s the breakdown. By: David Kay … [Read more...] about Cavs Trade J.J. Hickson to Kings for Omri Casspi, Draft Pick
2011 NBA Free Agent Small Forward Rankings
Like the NFL is currently experiencing, the NBA free agency period is up in the air with a league lockout looming. When teams are able to sign free agents, there are several veteran small forwards like Tayshaun Prince, Shane Battier, and Grant Hill who will hit the open market and can bring their experience to help a team try and make a run at the NBA title. Here are my 2011 … [Read more...] about 2011 NBA Free Agent Small Forward Rankings
Applying the Allan Houston Rule to NBA Atlantic Division Teams in 2011
One of the topics expected to be discussed during the pending NBA Lockout is the possible revival of The Allan Houston Rule. When a new CBA was agreed upon in 2005, it allowed NBA teams a one time opportunity to waive a player and not have his contract count against the luxury tax teams have to pay if their team salary exceeds a pre-determined amount set by the league. The … [Read more...] about Applying the Allan Houston Rule to NBA Atlantic Division Teams in 2011