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Feb. 11, 2012
Lakers, World Peace struggling to adjust to Brown and vice versa Metta World Peace is unhappy about less time because of poor numbers. Numbers are the root of Lakers coach Mike Brown's philosophy. Ken Berger says the disconnect may mirror others for the Lakers, a team adrift.
Feb. 11, 2012
Knicks' Lin storms out of nowhere to make Garden, NBA fun again Games rarely live up to the hype. This one, somehow, surpasses it. Knicks sensation Jeremy Lin outduels Kobe on an electric night at the Garden, and Ken Berger says he's the 'fun' the NBA is sorely missing.
Feb. 10, 2012
Postups: As Howard mulls future, Magic aim to avoid repeating history As March 15 nears, the Magic play their ace: 85-year-old, wheelchair-bound owner Rich DeVos pays Dwight Howard a visit. As both try to avoid repeating Shaq history, Ken Berger says Howard may stay put for now.
Feb. 10, 2012
With time running out on Celtics-Lakers, both give us fine flashback The young guys are coming. The aging Celtics and Lakers can feel it, which means time is of the essence. After a tough 88-87 overtime win for the Lakers, Ken Berger says this games serves as a fitting throwback. 
Feb. 9, 2012
Courtside Seat: Looking back to look forward As the season progresses, you might start looking at your Fantasy team and wonder who was most worthy of your selection. Our Jamey Eisenberg examines how the Top 12 players drafted are performing so far in different leagues in his Courtside Seat. 
Feb. 9, 2012
Bay Area already had 'Linsanity;' so why is it so much better now? The Warriors, their owner and the Bay Area had an interesting look at Jeremy Lin. Now Ray Ratto wonders how a rejected novelty act has turned into such a smash hit under the brighter lights of Broadway.
Feb. 8, 2012
At its worst -- and Lockout Ball is it -- NBA still routs college game Despite 'Lockout Ball' caused by men in suits, Ken Berger says the NBA is, always has been and will be better than college hoops. Next question.
Feb. 8, 2012
Waiver Wire: Lin is quite a gem Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin came out of nowhere this week to light up the waiver wire. Our Ed Gauna takes a deeper look to find the under-the-radar players who could help you win the week.
Feb. 7, 2012
His legacy not settled, Bryant acknowledges that his time is short Kobe Bryant passes Shaquille O'Neal for No. 5 on the all time NBA scoring list, and getting it done in his hometown is all the sweeter. Ken Berger notes that with steady production, Wilt and his Airness are within reach, but Kobe insists his focus is on his sixth ring.
Feb. 6, 2012
Jamey Eisenberg chat replay (2/6) Our Jamey Eisenberg stops by to answer your Fantasy questions in advance of Week 7 in his LIVE chat, starting at 4 p.m. ET. |
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Feb. 6, 2012
Second Super Bowl loss to the Giants hurts Belichick's, Brady's legacies No one will question Bill Belichick's or Tom Brady's talents, but the Patriots have now lost four of their past six postseason games. Mike Freeman says their impressive legacies are taking a hit. A big one. 
Feb. 6, 2012
Brady's Teflon suit wears thin after latest blown opportunity Tom Brady has long been immune from criticism. Not from Pete Prisco, who says the quarterback's three rings and amazing regular-season numbers can no longer hide a run of mediocre postseason performances since 2005. 
Feb. 8, 2012
Steamrolling through SEC, deep and talented Kentucky looks unstoppable Kentucky delivers another hammering to an SEC foe. With all that talent (six first-round picks?) playing well together, Gary Parrish says it's hard to imagine anyone beating UK right now. 
Feb. 8, 2012
Eli vs. Peyton? Eli or classmate Big Ben is an even better question Super Bowl MVPs and titles stoke Eli and Peyton Manning debates. But Clark Judge says the standout Giants quarterback is an even more intriguing comparison with 2004 draft classmate Ben Roethlisberger. 
Feb. 7, 2012
Did NCAA overstep its bounds with Ohio State? Depends who you ask Even if it wins the Big Ten, Ohio State can't play in a bowl next season -- a penalty AD Gene Smith says the NCAA 'rationalized.' Dennis Dodd says whether the NCAA overstepped or not, no one's feeling sorry for the Buckeyes.
Feb. 8, 2012
At its worst -- and Lockout Ball is it -- NBA still routs college game Despite 'Lockout Ball' caused by men in suits, Ken Berger says the NBA is, always has been and will be better than college hoops. Next question.
Feb. 9, 2012
Top 50 free agents: Former top pick Williams is top player on open market The offseason is officially here and it's time to rebuild. Which free agents will command the most attention? Pete Prisco offers his top 50 and says don't look for any players over 30 or running backs near the top.
Feb. 6, 2012
Eli and fourth-quarter comebacks go as well together as Eli and 'elite' There's no debate: Eli is elite. Manning uses yet another fourth-quarter comeback to outduel Tom Brady and defeat the Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI. If he didn't have the distinction as one of the game's best quarterbacks, Pete Prisco says he certainly does now.
Feb. 8, 2012
Ten-Point Stance: Peyton as a free agent still won't top Reggie circus Peyton Manning becoming the biggest NFL free agent ever? Um, no. Mike Freeman says nothing will ever top Reggie White. And nothing says stupid like M.I.A.'s half-time act or Charles Barkley's Super Bowl bet.
Feb. 9, 2012
Delany knows playoff would be a win for the Big Ten, and everyone else The forecast for a college football playoff? Partly sunny after Big Ten commish Jim Delany stumps for a plus-one format. Dennis Dodd says the real motive here is to break the SEC's hold on the BCS title and restore some dew back to the Rose.
Feb. 10, 2012
Manning saga, questions about Patriots headline offseason storylines Tom Brady's greatness covers up a lot, but lacking a deep threat finally caught up to him in the Super Bowl. Mike Freeman says, next to the Manning saga, the biggest offseason story is what the Patriots do to add more firepower. |
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