The NBA is barely a week into its regular season. Draymond Green hasn’t even stretched for his first Rockette kick. Alternatively, the general election cycle is also closing in on two years of campaigning and punditry analysis. Thankfully, the end is near. The intersection of these two events inspired a novel idea. Recently, Pat Buchanan used the term, “political athlete” in [&hellip

With a 2-1 series lead, and the next two games being played at home, the San Antonio Spurs can close out the series in five. It’s been a rocky series for the San Antonio Spurs. After a comeback win in game one, and a blowout loss in game two, the Spurs were looking more inexperienced than seasoned. The All-Star veteran [&hellip

The Indiana Pacers ended the New York Knicks’ season on Saturday with a 106-99 victory, winning the series 4-2. The Pacers will play the Miami Heat on Wednesday for game one of the eastern conference finals. This marks the seventh conference finals appearance for the Pacers since they joined the NBA in 1976, and their first appearance in nine years. [&hellip

With a 99-93 victory over the Brooklyn Nets, the Chicago Bulls advance to the semifinals of the eastern conference where they will face MVP LeBron James and the Miami Heat. The injured, ill, and counted-out Bulls showed warrior like mentality and battled the Nets in the final game of the series. This is the first game seven victory in Bulls [&hellip

The Miami Heat beat the Milwaukee Bucks, again. Thursday’s 104-91 victory puts Miami up 3-0, making it impossible for Brandon Jennings and the Bucks to win the series in six games like Jennings prematurely predicted. “I’m real confident,” said Jennings. “I’m sure everybody is writing us off but I see us winning the series in six. There’s no pressure on [&hellip