GSOM Night 2: One More Chance
We're up to 525 tickets sold! We broke the 500 barrier and are looking to keep it going strong. Thank you to everyone who has bought a ticket. We want to keep pushing the ticket count higher and higher to be as big of a presence at the game as possible. In order to join in on all the fun,…
September 18, 2007, 6:45 PM ET from Golden State Of Mind
It's a Puff-Piece Tuesday
Enjoy these two diaries: Luol Deng's diary: How I spent my summer in Europe Ben Gordon: A day in the life...
September 18, 2007, 5:45 PM ET from Blog a Bull
YouTube Tuesday: Return Of The Baron
The excitement is starting to set in. As September starts its downward slide, we are slowly but surely creeping up on the opening of the 2007/2008 season. Add in the fact that all of us will be partying together at GSoM Night for the opening game and were starting to enter dance of joy terrain.…
September 18, 2007, 4:45 PM ET from Golden State Of Mind
Will Durant struggle this year?
In the aftermath of Portland’s Greg Oden being lost for the season, a writer out in the blogosphere predicts Seattle rookie Kevin Durant will be a disappointment this season. Take a closer look at the article here. An interesting read, although I think the writer is wrong. The Daily…
September 18, 2007, 3:00 PM ET from Sonics Insider by Frank Hughes
Isiah Thomas is digging a hole
Ouch, Isiah Thomas keeps finding ways to make himself look even worse during his trial.
September 18, 2007, 2:15 PM ET from Detroit Bad Boys
NBA's Stern does right thing
NBA commissioner David Stern didn’t just do the right thing by reinstating referee Joey Crawford, he did the obvious thing. The league needs all the officiating talent it can assemble right now. Crawford is the veteran ref who was suspended,...
September 18, 2007, 11:45 AM ET from Bobcats: Inside the NBA by Rick Bonnell
On Rasheed, Flip and Game 5 sabotage
Chris McCosky has an interesting piece on Flip Saunders in the Detroit News today. Saunders has always downplayed any confrontations he may have had with Rasheed Wallace to the media, but McCosky quite explicitly described the extent to which the player-coach relationship soured last year: Last…
September 18, 2007, 07:00 AM ET from Detroit Bad Boys
Faulty Wiring: The Detroit Shock’s Almost Championship 2007 Season
The wheels fell off for the Shock as the Mercury dominated them in a Game 5 loss at the Palace that cost Detroit the 2007 WNBA title. Just like she did after Game 4, noted DBB reader PistonsGirl4Life has provided analysis not just for the game but what the Shock need to do going forward. Special…
September 18, 2007, 05:15 AM ET from Detroit Bad Boys
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