1. NBA Training Camp Primer: Central Division

    Central Division Detroit Joe Dumars shopped the entire starting lineup over the offseason, particularly Chauncey Billups and Tayshaun Prince, but no good deals came his way...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 3 years ago 556 reads 2 comments

  2. NBA Training Camp Primer: Atlantic Division

    I get more excited counting down days until NBA training camps open than any other time of the year. I have two fantasy keeper leagues on the go and I want to see how my current and future project players are going to perform...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 3 years ago 612 reads 1 comments

  3. NBA Training Camp Primer: Atlantic Division

    I get more excited counting down days until NBA training camps open than any other time of the year. I have two fantasy keeper leagues on the go, and I want to see how my current and future project players are going to perform...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 3 years ago 700 reads 0 comments

  4. Bulls Finally Fun to Watch in Joakim Noah's Breakout Game

    I'll be the first to admit that I believed the Bulls wouldn't be as solid up front with Thomas and Noah, but if they can repeat last night's enthusiasm on a consistent basis, look ...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about almost 4 years ago 875 reads 1 comments

  5. NBA Conspiracy Theory: Celtics, Lakers Back on Top

    Is it just a coincidence that the Lakers and Celtics are back on top of the conference charts, or has there been some collusion going on? Trades involving, directly or indirectly, Kevin McHale, ...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about almost 4 years ago 1,310 reads 4 comments

  6. Mike Bibby: Much Ado about Nothing

    I like the Atlanta Hawks. I'm a big Mike Bibby fan, in my eyes he's a good soldier, but I'm not feelin' Bibby filling the Hawks need for a point guard...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about almost 4 years ago 705 reads 2 comments

  7. NBA: For the Love of the Game; The Good the Bad & the Ugly

    I was listening to Ian Eagle and Rick Mahorn of Full Court yesterday and the subject came up about "difficult players" to keep tabs on in the NBA...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about almost 4 years ago 803 reads 0 comments

  8. Analysis of the Cleveland Cavaliers after the Ben Wallace Acquisition

    This trade isn't even official yet, but I believe it's rock solid, so I will go ahead and chime in.The big question is... Are the Cavaliers better off after this trade? They are, mostly due to the acquisition of Delonte West...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about almost 4 years ago 1,634 reads 11 comments

  9. Diamonds in the Rough: Second-Half Fantasy Hoop Gems

    I have been a member of a hoops keeper league for some 12 years now, pretty much with the same owners who started...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about almost 4 years ago 407 reads 0 comments

  10. NBA Fantasy: Super Sleepers

    Every NBA Fantasy owner knows the big names around the league—which means success or failure hinges on your ability to find the overlooked talent.Here's a peek at some of the brightest lesser-lights around the league...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 4 years ago 1,430 reads 0 comments

  11. Early NBA Returns: What We've Learned

    The CreamSan Antonio seems like the Lord's Team, as year-in and year-out, they're still the best team in the league...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 4 years ago 759 reads 2 comments

  12. Pittsburgh Steelers: America's Team For Those Who Work for a Living

    Steelers fans are a tight-knit family. The Steelers are America's team for those who have to live with a toothache because they don't have health insurance— Who have their banks account ...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 4 years ago 4,581 reads 27 comments

  13. Character Issues: Why the Lakers Need to Ditch Kobe Bryant

    I stopped being a Lakers fan the day crybaby Kobe Bryant became the face of the franchise.The Lakers stopped being a team then, because players' individual agendas became the most important thing...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 4 years ago 1,567 reads 19 comments

  14. NBA: Has Fantasy Killed Reality?

    I grew up in the Magic/Bird era where the NBA became what it is today. I loved watching the Lakers—and Magic was everything.I loved the whole team—AC, Rambis, Coop, Byron, McAdoo, Worthy, etc...

    David Jensen Written by David Jensen about over 4 years ago 790 reads 0 comments