The reigning All-Star weekend three-point champion and Brooklyn Nets sniper Joe Harris is rumored to be being shopped around by the Nets. On Tuesday night it was tweeted by Ross of Legion of Hoops that the Nets are potentially shopping Harris to get off his $7.6 million dollar contract this upcoming season. Harris becomes an […]
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The NBA Finals just concluded, which means the NBA Draft is right around the corner, more specifically, it’s this Thursday. With the Toronto Raptors dethroning the Golden State Warriors, Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant’s free agency plus their injuries that will sideline them for the majority of next season at least, and the monumental Anthony […]
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The time is now for the Oklahoma City Thunder to make a major splash and trading for Washington Wizards All-Star guard Bradley Beal is that major splash. General Manager Sam Presti will need to sell the farm to do so, but now is the time to do it. No. 3 needs to be in the […]
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Today the NBA announced the first and second all-defensive teams for the 2018-2019 regular season. As expected, Oklahoma City Thunder’s star Paul George not only made the list but was voted into the first team. This is the fourth time Paul George made an All-Defensive team in his career. Despite another early exit in the […]
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So far 2019 is picking up right where the end 2018 left off…with some incredible bodies of work. For the upcoming halfway point of the year, I’ve compiled a list of what’s hot AND the best projects you should be looking out for. We have some “rumored” releases and some factual ones….either way you slice […]
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This is a continuation from OKC’s tier one evaluations that we published earlier this week. These are the four Thunder players that were active bench role players for the Thunder. Terrance Ferguson | Grade: B | 6.9 points, 1.9 rebounds, 1.0 assists. After a challenging rookie season where he may have been thrust into something […]
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As another season has come and gone, the Oklahoma City Thunder finished on par from last season, which in essence is disappointing after apparently getting rid of the ‘problem’ that was Carmelo Anthony. At the end of the 2017-2018 season, the Thunder record was (48-33) and they lost in the first round of the playoffs […]
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