Jennings off to Answer-like start, no question about it
Years ago, Bucks rookie Brandon Jennings was captivated by Allen Iverson's
crossover appeal. Now Jennings is the skinny little No. 3 who perplexes NBA
defenses, Ken Berger says.
Zeroing in: Wizards' woes hiding in plain sight
Gilbert Arenas says his teammates' 'hidden agendas' are sinking Washington. But it's the Wizards star who has unearthed his diva side while failing to grasp the team's new offense, Ken Berger says.
Knicks, Nets sinking to new lows for shot at LeBron
Is it the summer of 2010 yet? The Knicks beat the Nets 98-91 as New Jersey falls to 0-13. This season is a wash for both teams, but both are setting the pieces in place to lure LeBron James next year, Ken Berger says.
Perfect Team: Warkentien best GM to build machine
Ken Berger will spend several Fridays building his perfect team, but it isn't an
All-Star team. There's a salary cap to consider. The GM who could best make it
work is Denver's Mark Warkentien.
Known for futility, Hawks growing accustomed to success
Yes, the Hawks are tied for the best record in the NBA after beating the Heat 105-90. Despite a history of losing and an ownership situation in flux, Atlanta just keeps getting better, Ken Berger says.
Scott's gone as Dunleavy, Frank coach on -- for now
The season already claimed its first fired coach. Who's next? The Clips' Mike Dunleavy
and Nets' Lawrence Frank feel the heat, but Mike D'Antoni of the Knicks is safe -- no
matter what, Ken Berger says.
Nelson's abrasive style might have him on way out
It's time for a change in Golden State. Don Nelson is wearing out his welcome -- maybe stepping aside soon -- CBSSports.com has learned. Ken Berger says it's about time.
