Tag Archives: NBA Playoffs

Breakfast with Kent – Look ahead to Indy 500 not back to Pole Day; Pacers pre-draft workout today!
May 18, 2015

Indiana Pacers Lose Opener to Heat 103-102; Vogel Sits Hibbert for Final Two Possessions
May 23, 2013

by Kent Sterling There are a bunch of reasons the Indiana Pacers lost a very entertaining game to the Miami Heat to start the Eastern Conference Finals with a bang. Had the Pacers won this overtime thriller, there would have been many reasons for that. Paul George did some things really well, and other things […]

Saturday Sports Digest – Jets Ensure Geno’s Misery, Jarrett Jack Thrives, Dana White Is a Genius, and more…
April 27, 2013

by Kent Sterling Life is too short to spend any of it on the New York Jets roster. Rex Ryan is the ringmaster of a dysfunctional circus that draws a crowd of irrational malcontents. He has no chance to succeed because the team is incapable of success. Smith could go 21-of-22, and Jets fans would […]

The 2010-11 Lakers: A Fall From Grace
May 10, 2011

by Bert Beiswanger The heart of a champion? Save that phrase for another team. The defending champions? Who knew? Down 3-0 to the Dallas Mavericks in their second round series of the NBA Playoffs, the Los Angeles Lakers showed the heart of the Tin Man Sunday (pre-Emerald City, of course) as the two-time defending NBA […]