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Paul George is the definition of regression to the mean.
Iggy is actually playing pretty terrible right now. It might be due to his injury, or it might just be the fact that he had a hot start. He...
Not really going to evaluate Harden until after the all-star break. He has played with injuries the entire season so far, especially with his...
GSW really do live and die by the 3.
I only wish Dwight gets the calls that Blake gets down low. Watching both of them play, the difference is night and day. Both players tend to...
Tom "Point Guard Whisperer" Thibodeau
Thibs is a monster.
Dwight has incredible durability. Other than that one freak injury, Dwight never ever gets injured, despite getting hacked all game long and...
Kind of crazy how Casspi is only 25.
19/7/6 is more impressive than 20/10
Dwight's per 36 numbers this season are very similar to the numbers he put up in Orlando.
McGenius with another genius coaching move. After benching Parsons for his poor play, Parsons came back with a 19/7/6 performance with 0 TOs.
Harden has pretty sharp responses during interviews. Between this and the ESPN interview he seems to do a pretty good job avoiding trap questions.
Sure, you could put it that way. What he said isn't really wrong, even though it could apply to several other players. He is just saying that...
Gerald Henderson has pretty incredible vertical.
You have to give it to Thibs, what an incredibly untankable coach.
He's saying that with the way Goran has been playing, if he had been Chinese he definitely would have been voted in because China is a country...
Even when there is no drama, you always get people trying their hardest to make something out of nothing.
FOYE!
His shooting percentage was not sustainable. If you look at his month by month numbers, they dropped every month....
