I've been sitting on my couch for the last three days with my sprained left knee double wrapped in an Ace bandage and an ice pack. In this process, I've watched more TV in the last few days than I have for the last five years. I can't wait to get up. But while I've been sitting here, I have had the opportunity to learn some new things and
I hear a lot of gossip or personal opinions from other basketball fans and read what professional players, and world renown commentators have to say. Every once in awhile someone makes an absurd statement that must be addressed and put on blast. Next up...Jordan Crawford. The Washington Wizard's guard responded on Twitter to tweet by Michael
After reading both Bill Simmons and receiving a similar comment thread in Facebook's iLAB, I came to the conclusion that writing about each team's potential use of the amnesty clause would be a good article for us here on Onslaught. For those unfamiliar with the concept of the amnesty clause: The owners are trying to put a measure in place
NBA's All-Star weekend kicks off on February 18, and one of the most anticipated events has its contestants locked in. The league announced this year's three point shootout contestants, which includes last year's winner Paul Pierce. Fellow Celtic Ray Allen will join him to go along with Kevin Durant, Daniel Gibson, James Jones and Dorell
