Nothin' but Net: Why are good coaches unemployed?
You know it's a tough business when the man voted the very best at what he does gets fired a month after being told of his greatness. That's what happened to the NBA's reigning Coach of the Year,...
View ArticleDavid Stern addresses Miami Heat before Game 1 of NBA Finals
David Stern, hosting his final NBA Finals news conference before retiring next February, said Thursday that the Heat “has put together perhaps a team for the ages” but there are luxury tax consequences...
View ArticleCheap labor key to Heat's future
Amid this third consecutive trip to the NBA Finals, and with increasingly punitive salary-cap and luxury-tax penalties about to kick in from the new collective-bargaining agreement, the question...
View ArticleRodman: 'If LeBron was playing in the late ’80s and early ’90s, he would be...
It's an almost unanimous opinion in the NBA these days. LeBron James is the King, the league's best player. Not everyone is that impressed with the King, however. Dennis Rodman, the ex-Maverick and...
View ArticleNBA Finals 2013: The Heat vs. Spurs Matchup, From A(pology) To Z(-Bo)
With the 2013 NBA Finals tipping off on Monday night, here is just about everything you need to know about the best-of-seven matchup between the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs: Apology: Chris Bosh...
View ArticleCommissioner Stern offers state of the NBA report at Finals
MIAMI — David Stern, hosting his final NBA Finals news conference before retiring next February, said Thursday that the Heat "has put together perhaps a team for the ages" but there are luxury tax...
View ArticleMark's Mailbag: End of Season Edition (Indiana Pacers)
(Source: Indiana Pacers) by Mark Montieth | askmontieth@gmail.com June 6, 2013 Editor's Note: Have a Pacers-related question for Mark? Want to be featured in his mailbag column? Send your questions to...
View ArticleStern: Flopping fines not enough
MIAMI -- With players, coaches and fans continuing to complain about the widespread practice of flopping, NBA commissioner David Stern said the league needs to expand its anti-flopping rules. The issue...
View ArticleStern quiere combatir el engaño con reglas y Cuban con "estudio científico"
Redacción Deportes (EEUU), 8 jun (EFE). El polémico dueño de los Mavericks de Dallas, Mark Cuban, ha anunciado un fondo de 100.000 dólares para emprender un estudio científico que permita diferenciar...
View ArticleStern knows flopping penalties not strong enough, not sure how much NBA will...
MIAMI — Commissioner David Stern says the NBA’s flopping penalties aren’t strong enough to stop the act, though he doesn’t know if the...
View ArticleStern knows flopping penalties not strong enough
Commissioner David Stern says the NBA's flopping penalties aren't strong enough to stop the act, though he doesn't know if...
View ArticleStern ponders feats, flops and few regrets
MIAMI — David Stern, looking toward his retirement next February after 30 years as commissioner of the NBA, says he certainly isn’t going to drop out of sight. Stern said Thursday that he looks forward...
View ArticleCuban funds flopping study
NBA Interested In Expanding Anti-Flopping Rules ESPN NBA analyst Dave Wohl examines David Stern's comments about...
View ArticleDavid Stern discusses suspending floppers
Story Highlights NBA Commissioner David Stern says suspensions would curb flopping but says move would be "Draconian"Stern is determined to put an end to acting jobs as he leaves commissioner's office...
View ArticleFinals notebook: Parker's shot still buzzing (NBA - National Basketball...
(Source: NBA - National Basketball Association) MIAMI (AP) -- A day later, Tony Parker's shot was still the talk of the NBA Finals. With good reason. The shot that sealed a Game 1 victory for the San...
View ArticleNBA Looking To Increase Flopping Penalties
Posted: June 6, 2013 The NBA wants flopping to bring harsher penalties for players, and the NBA commissioner appears prepared to outline new and stricter anti-flopping rules. The issue is on the...
View ArticleParker's shot still worth talking about
A day later, Tony Parker's shot was still the talk of the NBA Finals. With good reason. The shot that sealed a Game 1 victory for the San Antonio Spurs was one that people will talk about for years,...
View ArticleStern knows flopping penalties not strong enough (NBA - National Basketball...
(Source: NBA - National Basketball Association) MIAMI (AP) -- Commissioner David Stern said the NBA's flopping penalties aren't strong enough to stop the act, though he doesn't know if the league will...
View ArticleNBA Notebook: Struggles continue for Shane Battier
Miami Heat forward Shane Battier played only 6:11 in Game 1, which was 6:11 more than he played in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals against Indiana. Battier’s playing time has been steadily...
View ArticleCan Science Cure the NBA's Flopping Epidemic?
There exists a scourge in professional basketball these days, one that threatens the very sanctity of the game itself. No, we're not talking about performance enhancing drugs (at least not yet). We're...
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