‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the league Not a player was sleeping, it was not time for fatigue; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that a Larry O’Brien soon would be there;   Full article at: https://sircharlesincharge.com/2016/12/24/nba-night-before-basketball-christmas/

The New York Knicks are within three games of the East’s top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers, albeit through only 20 games. They are 9-3 at MSG and a majority of their losses have simply come against teams which are better than they are. Going into this season, realistically, they were not title contenders; although, they are fighting … Continue reading New York Knicks: It’s Time To Hand Kristaps Porzingis The Reins →

The Miami Heat are looking to build off of a 2nd round playoff exit, which was followed by an atrocious offseason, heading into the 2016-17 campaign. Full article at: https://sircharlesincharge.com/2016/10/05/2016-17-miami-heat-changing-guard/

After three gold medals and an NCAA championship, Carmelo Anthony has one question left to answer: Can he win big on the NBA level? Derrick Rose made it widely known that he “heard” the rumblings about this year’s New York Knicks “super team”. The squad features a former MVP in Rose, a former DPOY in Joakim … Continue reading New York Knicks: Will Carmelo Anthony Ever Bring A Ring To MSG? →

The Utah Jazz have missed the playoffs four consecutive seasons, though, missing out in 2015-16 has to sting more than the others. Utah lost the race for the 8th seed, or the playoffs participation award, to a Houston Rockets team that was playing for an interim head coach and playing with a shell of the artist … Continue reading Utah Jazz: Gordon Hayward Will Decide The Fate Of The Jazz →

For the ninth consecutive year the Atlanta Hawks made the playoffs, and for the ninth consecutive season they came up short of winning the NBA Finals The Atlanta Hawks are nothing if not consistent. They are consistently good enough to be a top eight team in the Eastern Conference; unfortunately, they are also consistently not … Continue reading Atlanta Hawks: Stuck In The NBA’s Mediocrity Mud →

The NBA, like life, is a series of ups and downs. Over the past few years, though, many NBA coaches have found out the hard way that sometimes the ups, simply aren’t good enough. Scott Brooks, Tom Thibodeau, Frank Vogel and many other head coaches have been fired in the midst of what many would deem … Continue reading NBA Finals or Bust: The Scary State Of Head Coaching In The NBA →

The Chicago Bulls missed the playoffs this season, under first year head coach Fred Hoiberg, and the team was much different than the Tom Thibodeau led Bulls of the past. Under Thibs, those teams battled injuries and fought till the very end, while these Bulls – under the tutelage of Hoiberg – lacked a true identity … Continue reading NBA Rumors: Can Joakim Noah Become A Force Outside Of Chicago? →

The Cleveland Cavaliers, led by the prodigal son himself, are in the NBA Finals for the second consecutive season. Everything is looking up for the city that hasn’t felt the glory of victory in over 50 years. This was unimaginable a mere four years ago: The King had left and his former team and his … Continue reading Cleveland Cavaliers: Even In The NBA Finals, Kevin Love Is In A No-Win Situation →