CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Following the Memphis Grizzlies’ announcement that they will be retiring Tony Allen’s number this season, the Charlotte Hornets are doing the same for a fellow useful but unspectacular player. At halftime of the Hornets’ Jan. 12 game against the Utah Jazz, Gerald Wallace’s No. 3 will be raised to the rafters of… Read More Charlotte Hornets to retire Gerald Wallace’s number
CLEVELAND — Aaron Judge is bringing 24 teammates with him to Cleveland on Thursday to begin the American League Division Series. Opposing Aaron Judge and co. will be 25 Indians players. “We’re very excited to see Aaron Judge,” said a spokesman from Fox Sports, which will broadcast Game 1. “Aaron Judge!” Aaron Judge hit a… Read More Aaron Judge, 49 other Yankees and Indians players get set for ALDS
NEW YORK — The NBA is known to do after-the-fact reviews of the performance of its officials. What many don’t know is that this is done during the offseason, as well. The NBA recently reviewed all calls in the last two years of NBA games and admitted to finding multiple bad calls. It turns out… Read More NBA officials office admits multiple missed calls in its last-two-years report
LOS ANGELES — ESPN announced Wednesday morning that in an effort to avoid offending any viewers during the 2017-18 NBA season, it will pull announcer Jeff Van Gundy from all games. The reason is due to the terrible announcing of an individual known as Jeff Van Gundy, who coincidentally happens to be the same person… Read More ESPN to pull announcer named Jeff Van Gundy from games next season to avoid offending viewers
The internet is up in arms in a polarizing basketball debate. The question is simple: Who is better at basketball, LeBron James or Kobe Bryant? Cleveland Mocks takes a look at a number of factors. Basketball: LeBron clearly has the edge here, with higher career averages in points per game, rebounds per game, assists per… Read More LeBron vs. Kobe: The Debate
LOS ANGELES — Even though the 2017-18 season is yet to played, speculation has already begun about where superstar forward LeBron James will be playing, come the beginning of the 2018-19 season. ESPN seems certain that James will make the move to the West and sign with the Los Angeles Lakers. With ability to opt… Read More Source: LeBron James may be willing to fake own death, assume new identity in order to sign with Lakers this offseason
NEW YORK — Every offseason, the NBA takes a look at any rules it wants to possibly change. One of the most drastic changes ever occurred in 1979, when the 3-point line was added to the court. With the recent trend of ever-increasing outside shooting, the thought of the 4-point line has entered into the… Read More NBA to add 4-point line, but only for Cavs and Warriors
LOS ANGELES — ESPN has had some well-known struggles lately, but it believes it has a solution to get back on track: The “Worldwide Leader in Sports” has announced it will be cutting coverage of all teams not located in a big market. The network says it will give the fans the coverage they want,… Read More ESPN cuts coverage of all small-market teams
OAKLAND, Calif. — Multiple reports have been indicating lately that Kevin Durant does not care whatsoever what the public thinks about him, but there is an exception which is the times that he does care. After Durant’s controversial move to the Warriors last summer, there are a lot of fans who share an unfavorable opinion… Read More Report: Kevin Durant doesn’t care what you think except for when he does
MIAMI — In what has turned out to be another disappointing season for the Miami Marlins, they have begun their annual firesale, in which they jettison proven talent for prospects, who, when they develop, will also likely be traded. The sale got underway when setup man David Phelps was dealt to the Mariners in exchange… Read More Miami taking offers on Marlins Man in firesale
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