The Houston Rockets went through a massive roster overhaul this summer. Gone are the likes of Patrick Beverley, Lou Williams, Montrezl Harrell, Sam Dekker, Kyle Wiltjer, DeAndre Liggins, Darrun Hilliard and a 2018 first-round pick, but in their place stands Chris Paul (added via sign and trade
We are in the golden age of point guards. No longer are the duties of the position restricted to getting everyone involved and looking to score in opportunistic situations. Along with initiating the offense, lead guards in today’s NBA are tasked with putting up large
iTunes | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher | Google Play (coming soon) @HardwoodKnocks | @AndrewDBailey | @DanFavale Chris Paul is a member of the Houston Rockets. Yes, that happened. No, you didn’t dream it. It was a real thing that went down over the offseason. Paul and James Harden are starting in the same backcourt. The
Remember Highlights Magazine? It’s a magazine full of funky games you played in the waiting room of the doctor’s office. From “hidden pictures” to “double check”, games existed that were fun for the whole family. My favorite one of those games was “spot the difference,”
In an NBA offseason flush with activity, perhaps no more significant move was made than the Houston Rockets trade for Chris Paul. Coming off their second championship in three years, the Golden State Warriors look poised to dominate the NBA for the foreseeable future, and
iTunes | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher | Google Play (coming soon) @HardwoodKnocks | @AndrewDBailey | @DanFavale The Los Angeles Clippers are one of the NBA’s most facinating teams to watch leading into 2017-18. On the one hand, they lost Chris Paul to the Houston Rockets, a soul-sundering move no matter how you spin it. On
Despite the 2000s acting as a nadir for the NBA due to low-scoring games and iso-centric ugliness dominating most offenses, the 2010s have brought the game to a new plateau. Gone are the puny point totals of yesteryears, replaced by record-shattering offensive ratings and historically
While the 1990s were a sort of zenith for the NBA—both in terms of popularity and on-court product—the 2000s couldn’t keep the good times rolling. Struggling to find a face of the league post Michael Jordan, the NBA became even more hyper-focused on iso-ball. And