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  • Best & Worst of the Josh Freeman Era for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

    Best & Worst of the Josh Freeman Era for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

    It’s over between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Josh Freeman, even if the quarterback is still on the team, only sitting on the bench. There’s no turning back once you lose your starting place, in what has been quite a roller coaster ride during his reign over the starting position, which ultimately can be labeled as a failure.

  • NBA Franchises Longest Playoff Streaks

    NBA Franchises Longest Playoff Streaks

    Surprisingly, the two most successful franchises in NBA history don’t hold the record to the longest playoff streak for an NBA team, with a team that has won the title only three times in its existence claiming the top spot. The San Antonio Spurs are the active leaders, needing a few more seasons (seven to be exact) in order to break the record.

  • Michael Cuddyer Hitting Streak Now at 27 (Giants vs Rockies)

    Michael Cuddyer Hitting Streak Now at 27 (Giants vs Rockies)

    While Michael Cuddyer extends his league-best hitting streak to 27, the Colorado Rockies aren’t exactly buoyed by his sudden excellence in hitting, losing for the fourth time in six games, dropping once again below .500 as the San Francisco Giants, enjoying some excellent pitching from Madison Bumgarner.

  • NBA Franchises Longest Winning Streaks

    NBA Franchises Longest Winning Streaks

    The Miami Heat have just set a new franchise record for consecutive wins with 23. The connecting link? Dwyane Wade and to a lesser extent Udonis Haslem, who were on the team in 2004-2005 and still are in 2013, with LeBron James leading the way.

  • Records and Milestones in the 2011-2012 NBA Season

    Is there a way to define the 2011-2012 NBA Season? Short? LeBron James got himself a milestone or two, while NBA coaches like Popovich and Thibodeau set wins milestones as well. Above all was Kobe Bryant, moving up the all-time scoring list, smashing franchise records for the Lakers while putting names like Kareem and West behind him. Even Michael Jordan.

  • Who Said Deron Williams Isn’t Motivated Playing for the Nets?

    Deron Williams isn’t exactly in the situation he wished to be. Playing for a team with no playoff prospects and an owner who’s more busy with Russian politics. Williams is still putting up impressive numbers, but nothing came close to his explosion against the Charlotte Bobcats, scoring a franchise record 57 points as the New Jersey Nets won 104-101.

  • The Milwaukee Bucks’ Embarrassing Night in Boston Against the Celtics

    An exhausted Milwaukee Bucks team came into Boston last night, losing 87-56 and came out with a new franchise record after facing the best defense in the league.