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      2012 NBA Playoff Postmortem: Denver Nuggets 

      by
      zoman114
      Published on 05-16-2012 10:15 AM



      After the Nuggets traded for Javale McGee, I sincerely thought they were off their medication.

      It turns out, maybe I was off my medication instead.

      What, on paper, looked like a boneheaded transaction, turned out to be quite golden for the Nuggets. McGee has helped the team with his athleticism, and there hasn’t really been any of his trademark knucklehead moments since he moved up to the Rockies.

      The irony, however, is that Denver might ...
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      2012 NBA Playoffs: Second Round Quick Picks 

      by
      zoman114
      Published on 05-14-2012 10:07 PM



      Miami Heat (2) vs Indiana Pacers (3)
      As of this writing, Miami is up 1-0 in this series. As of this writing, Chris Bosh has also been declared “out indefinitely” because of an abdominal injury. And now, suddenly, things get pretty interesting. The Pacers have always been a threat, mind you. They have a bona fide All-Star in Roy Hibbert, two borderline All-Stars in David West and Danny Granger, and a potential All-Star in Paul George. It’s a very good team. They’ve also been ...
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      2012 NBA Playoff Postmortem: Atlanta Hawks 

      by
      zoman114
      Published on 05-12-2012 10:49 PM



      Did you even notice?

      I almost didn’t.

      Because these are the Atlanta Hawks – the poor man’s San Antonio Spurs of the East.

      The big difference, of course, is that the Spurs have won 4 titles starting in 1999. The Spurs, as boring as a lot of people make them out to be, are damn good.

      The Hawks?

      Good, but not THAT good.

      Even now, when they were good enough to have the 4th-best record in the East ...
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      2012 NBA Playoff Postmortem: Chicago Bulls 

      by
      zoman114
      Published on 05-11-2012 05:22 AM



      This is the alternative ending to a Cinderella story.

      Cinderella, in her desire to be with the one she loves, and partly because she’s missing a glass slipper, trips and breaks her leg (ACL tear or twisted ankle take your pick). She falls to the ground, and breaks her crown (yes, that’s from ANOTHER story). And all the Bulls come tumbling after.

      You know the rest.

      Of course, we can also say the Bulls (ahem, CJ Watson) didn’t make the clutch ...
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      2012 NBA Playoff Postmortem: New York Knicks 

      by
      zoman114
      Published on 05-10-2012 10:22 PM



      I’m sure this is not how Tyson Chandler envisioned his 2011-2012 Playoff experience to be like.

      Not after winning the NBA Championship last year.

      Not after knowing he’d be teammates with Amar’e Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony.

      Not after being named Defensive Player of the Year.

      And getting kicked out by the team he helped beat last June?

      Ouch.

      Well, at least the team he helped win the Larry ...
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      Playoff Postmortem: Orlando Tragic 

      by
      zoman114
      Published on 05-09-2012 11:23 PM



      From Magic to Tragic.

      I remember a time when the Orlando Magic figured in the conversation, together with Chicago, Miami and Boston, about the prospective team that could come out of the East and challenge for the NBA Championship.

      Now, literally and figuratively, they’ve been replaced by the Indiana Pacers – those overachievers who have no business going into a second round Playoff encounter against the deep and dark Miami Heat (as of this writing, ...
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      2012 NBA Playoff Postmortem: Utah Jazz 

      by
      zoman114
      Published on 05-08-2012 07:58 PM



      By all accounts, the compressed 2011-2012 season should be viewed as a successful one for the Utah Jazz.

      Consider these:

      - They returned to the Playoffs.
      - Enes Kanter, the #3 pick from Turkey, didn’t turn out to be that bad for someone who hasn’t played high-level ball in a year, though his numbers aren’t spectacular,
      - Veteran pick-ups Josh Howard and Jamaal Tinsley made good use of their “second chances.”
      - They returned to ...
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