Tag Archives: nba
David Stern Continues to be Condescending and Oblivious
David Stern has done a lot of good things for the NBA. There was a time long ago where this sport was on tape delay and in large part because … Continue reading
Lazy List Sunday….Getting Sent To The Pokey Volume-7
Wow, lately it seems like every day a professional athlete is getting arrested. I haven’t seen a statistical breakdown of the general population arrest percentages compared to athlete arrests but … Continue reading
Lazy List Sunday…..With A Rash Of Linsanity- Volume 6
I don’t know if you can believe it, but this is the 6th edition of the semi-famous Lazy List Sunday. Our Sundays have had its ups and downs together. Whether … Continue reading
Sprucing Up The NBA
Today we are going to play David Stern. Well, we will actually play the role of Commissioner of the NBA, not a condensing know it all who happened to run … Continue reading
Brooklyn Nets Becoming Mediocre One Overpaid Player at a Time
The Nets organization has not exactly screamed brilliance since new their new Russian owner Mikhail Prokhorov took over. From making a “run” at Lebron James a few off-seasons ago to trading … Continue reading
Lazy List Sunday…..Sleep Deprived- Volume 4
Welcome to the 4th edition of the world-famous Lazy List Sunday. In an unexpected twist, this edition comes in the form of sleep deprivation. While the most heralded Lazy List … Continue reading
Lazy List Sunday – Volume 3
The NBA season is finally over and the new NBA Champions, the Miami Heat, have a whole off-season to celebrate. Whether or not they will be able to repeat their … Continue reading
NBA Draft 2012: Sleepers
The upcoming NBA draft is right around the corner. So with that will come every writer’s mock/projection articles until the night actually comes, I’m no different. Today we are going … Continue reading
Lazy List Sunday….With A Hangover – Volume 1
A new feature we are introducing to SportyMcSports is our new Sunday column, Lazy List Sunday. Sometimes it will be with a hangover, sometimes it won’t. It really just depends … Continue reading
