Like the 2010 NBA Draft, the 2010 class of free agent point guards is weak. How weak? Luke Ridnour is the third best free agent point guard set to hit the open market. No joke. Teams can begin communicating with free agents on July 1st, so allow The Sports Bank to provide your in-depth guide on what's going to be happening in the next couple of weeks. By: David Kay … [Read more...] about NBA Free Agent Point Guard Rankings
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2010 NBA Draft Big Board
Merry NBA Draft Eve! Here is my final 2010 NBA Draft Big Board. This is how I would rank the players if I were an NBA general manager, NOT how I think they are ranked by others or the order they will be selected. Be sure to check back with The Sports Bank tomorrow for several updated mock drafts. We will also be live chatting during the draft and handing out live … [Read more...] about 2010 NBA Draft Big Board
Patience Key for Blazers This Off-Season
Patience has paid off for the Blazers’ franchise. Their re-building youth movement is now seeing results as Portland is a true threat in the Western Conference. But what can they do this off-season to try and become one of the elite teams in the league? By: Peter Christian and David Kay … [Read more...] about Patience Key for Blazers This Off-Season
Is it Finally Time to Blow Up the Spurs Roster?
All good things must come to an end. TV fans learned that recently with the series finales of both Lost and 24. Maybe it is finally time the Spurs follow this theory and start blowing up their aging roster. By: Peter Christian and David Kay … [Read more...] about Is it Finally Time to Blow Up the Spurs Roster?
Thunder Doing it the Right Way
If ever there was a blueprint on how to build an NBA franchise, the Oklahoma City Thunder are following it to perfection. No longer can we consider OKC an up-and-coming team because they have officially arrived. With plenty of cap space and two first round picks in the NBA Draft, the Thunder should become even more of a threat in the Western Conference. By: Peter Christian … [Read more...] about Thunder Doing it the Right Way
Bobcats Look to Build on Franchise’s Best Season
The waiting game paid off for the Bobcats franchise which made their first ever post-season appearance in 2009-2010. Now, Michael Jordan and management must build off that success if Charlotte is to keep pace in the Eastern Conference. By: David Kay … [Read more...] about Bobcats Look to Build on Franchise’s Best Season
What Should the Grizzlies Do with Rudy Gay?
I still find it baffling that the Memphis Grizzlies acquired Zach Randolph and used the second pick in the 2009 NBA Draft on a player who spent some time in the D-League, yet still improved by sixteen games nearly finishing at the five-hundred mark. If you can explain to me how that happened, I'd also like to know your take on who killed JFK and what really happened during the … [Read more...] about What Should the Grizzlies Do with Rudy Gay?
Raptors Preparing for Life Post-Bosh
Barring a crazy turnaround or some impressive convincing on management's part, Chris Bosh will not be returning to Toronto next season. Now, the Raptors will have to replace their star player in what will be a critical off-season for the franchise’s future. By: David Kay … [Read more...] about Raptors Preparing for Life Post-Bosh
Hornets Need to Get Back on Track This Summer
From the sexy up-coming team in the league to being back in the lottery; the New Orleans Hornets have been heading in the wrong direction the past two seasons and need to sure up some holes on their roster this off-season. By: David Kay … [Read more...] about Hornets Need to Get Back on Track This Summer
Pacers in a Holding Pattern this Off-Season
The Indiana Pacers need to make some moves this off-season. With no cap space, that might be difficult. However, Larry Bird possesses a top-ten pick and several expiring contracts that he could turn into some much needed talent. By: David Kay … [Read more...] about Pacers in a Holding Pattern this Off-Season