by Kent Sterling Don’t go looking at the stats Myles Turner put up last year and expect to find the answer to why the Indiana Pacers selected him 11th overall in last night’s NBA Draft. His modest 10.1 points per game average is not eye-popping. The 6.5 rebounds per game would be the least you […]
by Kent Sterling Some guys just reek of success. They have usually faced adversity, received an honest appraisal, and responded with diligence on their way to success. Hello, Bobby Portis. Just over three years ago, according an interview I did with Portis, he played three minutes in his high school’s state championship game. Upset, he […]
by Kent Sterling Fans assumed that David West would opt to return to a team with a healthy Paul George and whomever is selected #11 in tonight’s NBA Draft. In the weak Eastern Conference, the Pacers are seen as a threat to go to the NBA Finals, and West supposedly craves a championship. It didn’t […]
by Kent Sterling How long do you think it took for Charlotte Hornets owner/operator Michael Jordan to realize he screwed up by signing former Indiana Pacers guard Lance Stephenson to a three-year, $27 million deal? My guess is three days. Lance is a lemon – that car that looks great on the lot, and that […]
by Kent Sterling Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr told the truth about lying last night after his team evened the NBA Finals at two wins apiece by thrashing the Cleveland Cavaliers 103-82. Kerr was asked prior to the game whether Andre Iguodala would start the game, and said that he would come off the […]
After LeBron James injury, cameras need to be moved off the baseline in NBA and college
by Kent Sterling Based upon the accommodations made to the ESPN during coverage of professional sports, you would think the the Mothership runs sports. You wouldn’t be far off, and it will take ESPN’s endorsement for the right thing to do done – move photographers and cameramen off the baseline during NBA and college games. […]
by Kent Sterling I love the old guys. Wilt Chamberlain was a physical freak. Kareem Abdul-Jabber’s sky hook was a devastating offensive weapon. Michael Jordan was dominating for almost a full decade. Magic Johnson was a versatile killer. Larry Bird was the best among a great roster. Bill Russell did nothing but win his who […]
by Kent Sterling Defensive game changer Robert Mathis is a key component to the Super Bowl hopes of the Indianapolis Colts as he returns from a torn Achilles tendon that caused a lost 2014 season for the potential hall of famer. Mathis pitched for his team filled with Colts and media members in the Indiana […]
