Debating the Value of Carmelo Anthony on Christmas
Chris Herring of the Wall Street Journal and I debated the value of Carmelo Anthony on Christmas.
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December 2013
A fix for tanking: The double-edged lottery sword
Julien Rodger proposes a simple method to stop tanking — the double-edge lottery sword!
Raptors Sure Look Better Without Gay!
Right now I am thinking about the Lions collapse. But I don’t want to talk about that! So let’s talk about Rudy Gay again…
Revealing the True Thunder Plan
People think the “Thunder Plan” is to lose a bunch of games and get picks at the top of the draft. When we look at the numbers, though, a different “truth” emerges.
Early Returns on Rudy Gay’s Departure from Toronto
The early returns on the Raptors without Rudy Gay once again illustrate how inefficient scorers — that PER argues are above-average — are not helpful players.
The Suddenly Amazing Morris Twins
The Suns are suddenly contenders this season. The box score allows us to name the name that is primarily responsible for the changes we see in Phoenix.
The Playoff Bound Charlotte Bobcats?
This is the 10th season of Charlotte Bobcat basketball in the NBA. So far, it hasn’t been very inspiring. The Bobcats have only made one trip to the playoffs and have never won a playoff game. If the season ended right now, though, the Bobcats would be the 7th seed …
The secret to winning in the NBA
Winning in the NBA can be tricky, but Alexander Barza shares a secret that most successful NBA teams already know.