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Look out Knicks, here come the Heat (via ESPN.com)
March 4, 2013
The last time we saw the Knicks and Heat in the same area, we were 19 days ’til Christmas. Carmelo Anthony was in street clothes. Miami, baffled from a second 20-point drubbing in five weeks from New York, was reeling. And Jason Kidd was playing like he was still in his 20s. Yet before the night of Dec. 6 [...]
Read the full story • Comments (1)It was time to win when Doctor was in (Via ESPN.com)
February 20, 2013
There will be moments of silence in arenas throughout the NBA. Flags will probably be flown at half-mast. And long after basketball luminaries lament the loss of Dr. Jerry Buss, who died Monday at 80, his presence will undoubtedly remain. In the best ways imaginable. Even at the expense of others. On one hand you [...]
Read the full story • Comments (1)Can an MVP hopeful get a little help? (Via ESPN.com)
February 14, 2013
By the end of the third quarter, Carmelo Anthony had drained one 3-pointer after another, erupting for 18 points in the kind of way that diminishes the opposition. Then coach Mike Woodson decided to give Melo a breather to start the fourth quarter, oblivious to the reality that he had no one else to finish it. And [...]
Read the full story • Comments (4)Lakers, tell D12 to commit or split! (Via ESPN.com)
February 6, 2013
He never swore his allegiance to the Purple and Gold. He never said he wanted to be a Laker for life. Dwight Howard never displayed affection for the pantheon of Lakers big men serving as his predecessors — just that he wanted to one day be as iconic as they are. This is the best the Los Angeles [...]
Read the full story • Comments (8)Knicks searching for a Ray of hope (via ESPN.com)
January 22, 2013
What’s ailing Melo & Co.? They need a Felton infusion, STAT! To make a long story short, Anthony is not a point guard. He has no business being a point forward. He just has to pretend to be one for the moment because of the absence of Raymond Felton — suddenly the New York Knicks’ Most Important Player. No lie!
Read the full story • Comments (5)Leadership. Perseverance. Triumph.
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Leadership. Perseverance. Triumph.
As a leading journalist, Stephen A.
Smith has been up close and
personal with the world's premier
athletes, celebrities
and newsmakers.
Stephen's lessons learned
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