Wages of Wins podcast: The NBA Playoffs are here!
Vivek and Dre go over every series in the NBA Playoffs. The Celtics look done, Deron Williams is back (or is he?), and Dre and Vivek are hoping for a rematch of the 1976 ABA Finals.
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The best NBA markets of 2012-13
Devin takes a look at which NBA franchises earn more revenue from ticket sales than we would expect, given the size of their market.
Wages of Wins Podcast – Nothing but Nets
Dre and Vivek talk the Nets and whatever else is on our mind.
The Celtics teach how to go undefeated without your star.
Dre examines the Celtics recent winning streak sans Rondo, and if they should be optimistic for the future.
Will Rajon Rondo’s injury hurt the Celtics?
Devin examines whether or not Rajon Rondo’s injury will hurt the Celtics, and what that means for the playoff race.
The Truth about Magic Johnson’s Clutch Baby Hook
Dre examines Magic “clutch shot win” over the Celtics in the epic 1987 finals and asks if it was really a good play.
Wages of Wins podcast – Harden is better than Durant
Arturo podcasts about the finals and Boston.
Turning Points and Singularities: Everything you need to know about the Conference Finals
Arturo goes over the Conference finals and how we have a shot at history.
I’ve seen these finals before! A difference between the NBA and NFL
Dre examines the difference between the NFL and the NBA in terms of predictability in who ends up in the finals.
Are Celtics fans disappointed in Garnett and Pierce?
The Celtics are now 4-7. On Saturday morning – before the Celtics lost to the Pacers (Boston’s fourth consecutive loss) – Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated wrote the following. Are the Celtics old? Of course. Is that why they are 4-6? Absolutely not. A reading of the Mannix article reveals …