October 27th, 2010 
Matt Loede 
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Cleveland Shows High Emotion In Stunning Celtics 95-87 In First Game Minus James
Playing with the emotion that their head coach has stressed from day one of training camp, the Cavaliers got a little measure of revenge in their first game of the post LeBron James era, topping the Boston Celtics 95-87 at Quicken Loans Arena. A loud, crowd that didn’t seem to miss their former “King” helped [...]
Agent Zero To Miss At Least First 2 Wizards Games
Sporting a walking boot, it looks like Washington Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas will miss a minimum of two regular season games as he tries to recover from a strained tendon in his right ankle, according to Antonio Gonzalez of the Associated Press. Wizards coach Flip Saunders has said that Arenas will be reevaluated by doctors [...]
NBA Draft To Move To New Jersey
The NBA, for reasons known only by them and God, has decided to move the next NBA draft from Madison Square Garden in New York City to the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. NBA commissioner David Stern will make the official announcement prior to the New Jersey Nets’ season opener against the Detroit Pistons [...]
Lakers Rally Caps Off Ring Night, Comeback To Beat Rockets 112-110
It was Kobe dishing, not shooting, to the newcomer Blake with the game on the line The pre-game celebration was remarkably well done. The way the Lakers finished the night, was even just as remarkable. Free-agent acquisition Steve Blake hit the biggest shot of his career, making a three-point shot off the penetration of Kobe [...]
Batum’s Bombs Help Trail Blazers Scorch Suns 106-92
A lot of teams, when they face the Portland Trail Blazers, have this habit of ignoring forward Nicolas Batum. While it is true that Batum doesn’t play a ton of minutes, he maximizes his production while he is out there. The Phoenix Suns found out on Tuesday night just how lethal Batum can be. Batum burned [...]
Can the Black Mamba Attack Conquer This Year?
If anyone has heard this year-old song by Lil Wayne called “Kobe Bryant,” it is basically about, well, Kobe Bryant! I agree totally with the song that Bryant is easily the best player in the game. Although I vote Kevin Durant for the Most Valuable Player, I am being realistic. Face it, there’s way too [...]
The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same?
Another opening night. Another banner raised. It was exciting to see the Lakers put a personal touch on the ring ceremony while anticipation built for the 2010-2011 season! Opening night versus the Rockets featured the bench. The Lakers’ nemesis last season is revamped with new and improved talent. Shannon Brown had a great game as [...]