The point guard problem with the Los Angeles Lakers seemed to be solved when they made a trade with the Cleveland Cavaliers for Ramon Sessions and then completed a separate trade with the Houston Rockets to unload the aging Derek Fisher.
However, the problem can't be solved if the resolution isn't applied. In other words, what does the
Posted December 30th, 2011 by Brandon LaChance in category
Bucks,
Suns
The list of players who were NBA All-Star caliber one season and athletically disabled the next is extremely long. Long enough to where only the recent are remembered.
Unfortunately, former All-Star Michael Redd is one of these recent players people remember for his injuries more than great play. Even though the 12-year vet has virtually no
Posted November 7th, 2011 by Brandon LaChance in category
76ers,
Bucks,
Bulls,
Cavaliers,
Celtics,
Clippers,
Hawks,
Hornets,
Kings,
Knicks,
Lakers,
Mavericks,
Miscellaneous,
Nets,
Nuggets,
Pacers,
Pistons,
Spurs,
Trail Blazers,
Wizards
Brett Roberts and I have been working on other projects, which has pushed our lists of the top 200 players to ever play in the NBA to the side for a short time. But, we're back with the next installment of 139-120.
This segment of my list includes a couple current players, guards, big men, players from back in the day and the superstars we
Posted October 18th, 2011 by Brett Roberts in category
76ers,
Bobcats,
Bucks,
Bulls,
Cavaliers,
Celtics,
Clippers,
Grizzlies,
Hawks,
Heat,
Hornets,
Jazz,
Kings,
Knicks,
Lakers,
Magic,
Mavericks,
Nets,
Nuggets,
Pacers,
Pistons,
Raptors,
Rockets,
Spurs,
Suns,
Thunder,
Timberwolves,
Trail Blazers,
Warriors,
Wizards
We've now covered the entire Eastern Conference amnesty clause candidates. We're moving on to the West now, where we'll see which teams have the real albatross contracts, and which teams have been careful and prudent in building their roster (see: OKC). The amnesty clause is going to benefit some teams more than others, and we'll see who