It certainly comes as no surprise to anyone in the basketball world that the LeBron James free agent show would take precedence over other superstar signings in the league. James took a prime-time stage while everyone else was lucky to catch a shout-out on Mike and Mike.
Durant quietly resigned with the Oklahoma City Thunder. Amar’e [...]

h/t: Javier Sandooski

h/t: Lamebook

Sure this is only one cover of the new Slam Magazine (the other is LeBron in a Knicks jersey…gross), but its still pretty cool:

h/t: Tremendous Upside Potential

At 6:50 pm on May 13, I prepared my computer to track the Cavaliers-Celtics game that was to start ten minutes later. I wasn’t sure what the outcome would be but I knew that a Celtics win would be bad news for the future of Lebron James in Cleveland. That’s when I turned around in [...]

As July 1 approaches, the Bulls stand on the brink of a franchise-changing, nay, league-changing off-season.  A few poorly-thought out decisions could send them plummeting into mediocrity to toil away as an also-ran in the East for years to come.  The right decisions, well the right decisions could catapult the organization to the heights of [...]

The guys over at SendLebrontoChicago.com were apparently able to raise enough money to buy this billboard at Grand and LaSalle for two weeks.  I’m pretty sure it won’t be the deciding factor for King James, but it may help.  Although if I’m understanding the sign correctly, its saying LeBron has unfinished business?  Because having 6 [...]

Right now, after reading dueling articles from ESPN’s LeBron Tracker, I am finding it more and more difficult to believe LBJ is coming our way. Believe me, I actually thought this was a possibility a couple of months ago, but, after Jackson snubbed the rumor he would be willing to depart L.A. for Chicago, I [...]

We’re not trying to turn this site into “Lebron TMZ” but he is certainly making news with his actions early in his off-season.  From reports of his entourage/team/brain trust showing up at a Troy Smith charity event sporting Bulls gear, to reported brokering by World Wide Wes to package Lebron and John Calipari, the internet [...]

Bill Simmons wrote an excellent piece on the LeBron James situation.  He not only breaks down what LeBron is and can be, he also points out why Chicago is the best option for him:
If he cares about winning titles (multiple) and reaching his full potential as a player, he has only one move: the Chicago [...]

With LeBron bombing a second straight game and his Cavs being bounced from the playoffs, the speculation about the future of his career is now reaching a fevered pitch.  As July 1 approaches, it will only get crazier.  Fans from Cleveland could not imagine that he would leave, fans from New York could not imagine [...]

So, 2010 is finally here.  For most people, its just another year, but for NBA fans its been a longtime coming.  This summer the most heralded class of free agents since 2000 (which featured Tim Duncan, Grant Hill, and Tracy McGrady) will be coming onto the market.  A lot of teams have been jockeying for [...]

The Bulls game was not a pretty affair last night, and I’m not just talking about the blowout the Cleveland LeBrons put on Chicago. Noah, frustrated with his play perhaps but also annoyed with LeBron’s showboating and celebrating too much, started barking at LeBron from the bench. LeBron took exception to that and [...]

I’m not saying the Cavs should hit the panic button, but after the 0-2 start, it might be time to give Shaq a new nickname.  What do you think of  “The Big Shaqckle”?

Wilt Chamberlain scores 100 points in a game yet it wasn’t televised.  Did it really happen?  Lawrence Taylor sends hookers to the opposing team’s rooms the night before the Super Bowl, but no one can confirm or deny it (well, some people have confirmed it, but still).  William Wallace was 10-feet tall and shot lightning [...]