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Gregg Popovich's message about Tim Duncan

(Graphics by Sean Belarmino Curate) After Duncan announced that he's no longer playing in the NBA for the next season, San Antonio Spurs Head Coach Gregg Popovich said Tuesday his message about the future Hall of Famer. "He's irreplaceable. It can't happen," Popovich said. "We're all unique. I guess each one of us is unique. But he's been so important to so many people, it's just mind boggling. To think that he's going to be gone makes it really difficult to imagine walking into practice, going to a game, getting on the bus, taking him a piece of carrot cake -- whatever it might be. "You don't see Timmy beating his chest as if he was the first human being to dunk the basketball, as a lot of people do these days. He's not pointing to the sky. He's not glamming to the cameras. He just plays, and we've seen it for so long it's become almost mundane. But it's so special that it has to be remembered." C... ... See more

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NBA Playoffs - First Round Prediction (Western Conference)

As the playoffs get started already. Let's analyze the following match up in Western Conference Golden Stats Warriors (1) vs. Houston Rockets (8) This is going to be a battle between the 2 best scorer in the league, Curry and Harden. Most likely, they will be cancelling each other, but the main concern for Houston is the guys around Harden, can they step up and match up with the veteran players of GSW? Prediction: Golden State Warriors in 4. San Antonio Spurs (2) vs. Memphis Grizzlies (7) Memphis can go toe-to-toe with San Antonio, if Marc Gasol and Mike Conley is not injured. Although, Memphis don't have their top 2 players, I think San Antonio still needs to grind there way to win against this gritty Memphis team. Prediction: San Antonio Spurs in 4 Oklahoma City Thunder (3) vs. Dallas Mavericks (6) Dallas needs to face the Oklahoma City with their undermanned roster. They lost Chandler Parson due to Knee Injury and Deron Williams is still questionable to play.... ... See more

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Jeremy Lin’s ‘Linsanity’ Revisited

After his historical rise to NBA stardom, the biggest sports story of 2013 --Jeremy Lin, once again unleashed the Linsanity spirit when he dropped 35 points in the Hornet’s recent battle against Toronto Raptors. Lin became the first NBA player to score at least 20 points and have seven assists in each of his first five starts. Lin scored 89, 109, and 136 points in his first three, four, and five career starts, respectively, all three of which are the most by any player since the merger between the American Basketball Association (ABA) and the NBA in 1976–77. In his 12 starts before the All-Star break in 2013, Lin averaged 22.5 points and 8.7 assists, and New York had a 7-0 winning streak record. He played in the Rising Stars Challenge during NBA All-Star Weekend. He was omitted from the original Rising Stars roster, but was added after his sudden rise to stardom. Some media outlets—including USA Today, Los Angeles Times, and CBSSports.com—stated that he deserved to play in... ... See more

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