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Indiana Pacers – The Best Defense in the NBA
While Paul George continues to show he can be a consistent and reliable scorer this season, the Indian Pacers defense is doing most of the work for one of the hottest teams in the NBA.
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Impossible to Beat the Clippers at Home
Their latest winning streak is only three wins long, but at home, the Los Angeles Clippers, enjoying another huge day from their MVP Chris Paul, are almost impossible to beat.
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Oklahoma City Thunder – Too Good for Most of the NBA
On a regular day for the Oklahoma City Thunder, in which Kevin Durant is himself and Russell Westbrook doesn’t make too many mistakes, they’re simply better by miles than most of the teams they face.
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San Antonio Spurs – Making Things Worse For the Biggest Mess in the NBA
The San Antonio Spurs don’t have time to worry about how big of a mess the Los Angeles Lakers are in. They lost twice in the last three games, and Tony Parker came through to take them off that track.
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New Orleans Hornets – Completing the Texas Sweep
The New Orleans Hornets aren’t having a great season (only 10-25), but things are looking better after completing the Texas Sweep, beating the Dallas Mavericks, San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets.
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Minnesota Timberwolves – Ricky Rubio Closer to Where he Needs to be At
A big reason for the Minnesota Timberwolves turning once again into a popular team is Ricky Rubio, who is slowly recovering from his injury and returning to his form from last season.
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Houston Rockets – Easy Prey For James Harden & Jeremy Lin
Most teams can’t keep up with the pace of the Houston Rockets with James Harden and Jeremy Lin, so how can anyone expect the old and weak Los Angeles Lakers to do it?
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Indiana Pacers – When Paul George is Better Than LeBron James
It took him about a month, but Paul George is finally playing like the player the Indiana Pacers need him to be. So good, he even gets to outplay LeBron James when the two faced off.
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Los Angeles Lakers – Still Haven’t Hit Rock Bottom
When will the low point of the season be for the Los Angeles Lakers? Now that both Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol are injured, maybe we’ll find out.
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NBA Trades 2013 – The Likely and the Bizzare
As we’re pretty close to the second half of the 2012-2013 NBA Season, some likely players are mentioned in trade rumors, while names like Rajon Rondo and Dwight Howard fall into the bizarre.