NBA Commissioner Adam Silver announced on Monday afternoon that the NBA wouldn’t make any decisions on the league completing the season until May 1, at the earliest. For basketball lovers, that doesn’t sound very promising, especially considering how the COVID-19 virus has spread over the last three weeks. I’m not very optimistic about us completing […]
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Sports focuses on individuals in the sports world such as coaches, players, media, etc. with wide-ranging topics not normally covered. Smooth attempts to find the story behind the story and shine a light on who his guests are as people. This episode will feature a journalist, Aliyah Funschelle, who focuses on Wichita State basketball.
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It’s a yearly argument that basketball fans debate on throughout the NBA regular season, and often-times prematurely. If the season ended now, who’s the MVP? Who’s the Sixth Man of the Year? Who’s the Rookie of the Year? Well, with the NBA season not expected to spark back up anytime soon, there’s a chance that […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has gotten out of control. Some think it’s a government ploy, some think it’s the end of the world as we know it. I’m somewhere in the middle of both of those opinions, but that doesn’t matter. What in the world is ESPN going to do for coverage since all major sports […]
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The Oklahoma City Thunder last played the Boston Celtics in the Chesapeake Energy Arena and lost that matchup by one point, 112-111. They got the chance for redemption a month later and were victorious. They defeated the Boston Celtics by doing the same thing the Celtics did to them in Oklahoma City, doubling down defensively […]
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After a historically bad 47-point loss last week against the Milwaukee Bucks and a sub-par performance on Tuesday night against the Los Angeles Clippers, the Oklahoma City Thunder got back on track on the road in Detroit, winning 114-107, despite a ferocious 21-8 run by the Pistons to start the fourth quarter. Why did Detroit […]
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In 48 hours the narrative around the Thunder’s shooting guard position went from being all-in on Luguentz Dort and turned off of Terrance Ferguson, to the possibility of a position battle between the two. This possibility came to the forefront of my mind during the second quarter of OKC’s game against Chicago where Ferguson showed […]
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