The Golden State Warriors have a new look, new ownership, and added a few new faces after clearing roster space to acquire David Lee via a sign and trade deal with the New York Knicks. Unfortunately, some of the Warriors misfortunes have followed them into the new look era. Ekpe Udoh, the number 6 overall draft selection in [...]
Thursday, December 17, 2009
The Golden State Warriors were defeated by the San Antonio Spurs Wednesday, 103-91. How bad are things in the Bay Area? Bad. It is hard to imagine things any worse for Warriors. Sure you can hack it up to a variety of injuries crippling the Warriors depth. Yes they are an extremely young team. There was [...]
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
The Golden State Warriors suck. Yeah, I said it. It is not the fault of the players. It is going to be a long year. It is entirely because of Chris Cohan and management. I honestly believe Stephen Jackson would not have demanded a trade had the Warriors remained competitive, but that just did not happen.They [...]
Monday, October 26, 2009
With the NBA season starting tomorrow it is time for some Protect the Paint predictions as to which player will win which award this year. Two of these predictions might come as a surprise to most readers, but if they happen to become reality, you heard it here first! Most Valuable Player – Chris Paul If [...]
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Fantasy basketball has returned, and I have a few picks to offer the readers that I think will be highly beneficial to any fantasy roster. Other than the usual suspects, these 3 picks should pack a huge impact to any fantasy league roster. Here are my top 3 “steal of the draft” picks for this upcoming [...]
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
While watching yesterday’s preseason game of the Golden State Warriors vs. the Los Angeles Clippers I was hoping to get a further glimpse of young Warriors Anthony Randolph and Stephen Curry. However, while enjoying their progress, my attention began shifting towards the Clippers. The Clippers came back from a 72-57 halftime deficit to take the [...]
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Last year Shannon Brown emerged as the best player of the Vladimir Radmanovic/Adam Morrison trade for the Lakers. His solid defense, stellar hustle, and flat out hard work earned him significant minutes during crucial stretches of the Lakers Championship run. But did anyone know he could climb the ladder so viciously and throw down a dunk [...]
Monday, July 20, 2009
Those of you who watched the NBA summer league games via the broadband internet package might be scratching your heads today. The top overall pick from last month’s draft, Blake Griffin, was selected as the MVP. He had nothing on Anthony Randolph. Let the NBA Summer League scandal begin! Who voted for this? Was it inside [...]
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Anthony Randolph is ripping through the NBA Summer League competition. His 42 point explosion Tuesday insures that Randolph is no longer flying under the NBA radar. He is averaging 26.8 points 8.5 rebounds 3 blocks and 2.2 steal, and 1.2 assists a game. Somewhere in Las Vegas Don Nelson is setting down his beer can, sitting [...]
Saturday, July 11, 2009
As stated in Protect the Paint’s NBA Top 10 Under-the-Radar Breakout Players for 2009-10: Part 1, every NBA season sees a few guys whose statistics dramatically increase when given more minutes, and after hours of scientific research and meticulous analysis, we give you Part 2 of the Top 10 Under-the-Radar Breakout Players of 2009-10.Released by [...]
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