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HOF Review: Southeast Division

June 28, 2020 by Harlan Schreiber

Let’s turn to part three of our franchise review of likely and potential Hall of Famers, the Southeast Division.  For review, you find the ground rules here.  Our reviews of the Atlantic and Central Division are also available on those links. Atlanta Hawks -Most likely HOFer, active players:  The Hawks have a few nice active players who are not really HOFers in Paul Millsap and Al Horford.  Horford is distinctly short of the line but has a chance when you combine his … [Read more...] about HOF Review: Southeast Division

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Anfernee Hardaway, Baron Davis, Bradley Beal, dwight howard, Dwyane Wade, Gilbert Arenas, Glen Rice, Goran Dragic, John Wall, Kemba Walker, Lou Hudson, Pete Maravich, Tim Hardaway, Trae Young

HOF Review: Central Division

June 20, 2020 by Harlan Schreiber

Today is part two of our franchise review of likely and potential Hall of Famers.  Part 1, the Atlantic Division, (and our rules of review) can be found here.  Today, we move on to the Central Division…. Chicago Bulls -Most likely HOFer, active players:  Doesn’t seem that the Bulls’ current roster has anyone HOF worthy.  Since we are forced to choose for our purposes, the choice comes down to two guards from happier times in Chicago, Derrick Rose and Jimmy Butler.  … [Read more...] about HOF Review: Central Division

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Andre Drummond, Ben Wallace, Bill Laimbeer, Bob Dandridge, Bob Love, Brad Daugherty, Chauncey Billups, Derrick Rose, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jimmy Butler, Kevin Love, kyrie Irving, Larry Foust, LeBron James, Mark Price, Marques Johnson, Norm Van Lier, Paul George, Rasheed Wallace, Rik Smits, Terrell Brandon, Terry Cummings, Toni Kukoc

HOF Review: Atlantic Division

June 14, 2020 by Harlan Schreiber

Over time, I have become less enthused about the concept of choosing Hall of Famers.  The exercise of trying to perfectly quantify the order of entry into the Hall of Fame of outsiders seemed somewhat futile.  The tipping point to me was Dennis Johnson.  I thought his qualifications were borderline and expressed that position.  Shortly thereafter, DJ died before he ever learned of his induction.  I know my analysis had no impact in Johnson missing the honor but it made … [Read more...] about HOF Review: Atlantic Division

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Andre Iguodala, Buck Williams, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh, Danny Ainge, Jayson Tatum, Joel Embiid, Kevin Garnett, Kyle Lowry, Larry Costello, Micheal Ray Richardson, Paul Pierce, Stephon Marbury, Vince Carter

Should the NBA Finish This Season?

June 13, 2020 by Harlan Schreiber

I thought we could briefly review the current issues that are being bandied about regarding whether the NBA season should restart.  Before offering any opinion, let’s get the facts down: -The NBA season is currently supposed to start in Orlando on or about July 30th. -The teams will all be confined to a “bubble” in Orlando and have repeated tests to avoid risk of COVID infections.  There would be no fans in this venue either. -Dr. Anthony Fauci recently said that he thought … [Read more...] about Should the NBA Finish This Season?

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: COVID-19, kyrie Irving, NBA, Wilt Chamberlain

Q&A With Ben Joravsky on Krause, MJ, and The Last Dance

June 3, 2020 by Harlan Schreiber

Since 1981, Ben Joravsky has been writing about Chicago politics primarily for the Chicago Reader.  In addition to his long history on the political beat, Ben is a huge Chicago sports fan and his favorite team is the Bulls.  Ben’s love of hoops allows him to get off politics for a bit and write about sports. Ben also has a regular podcast, The Ben Jorasky Show, where he reviews politics and hoops (he recently spoke to Craig Hodges about Michael Jordan’s documentary). Back in 1990, … [Read more...] about Q&A With Ben Joravsky on Krause, MJ, and The Last Dance

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Craig Hodges, Jerry Krause, Michael Jordan

Wrapping Up MJ’s Last Dance

May 19, 2020 by Harlan Schreiber

Have we discussed Michael Jordan enough?  Subjectively, it certainly feels like a resounding “yes.”  So far, we’ve dug into a bunch of MJ issues over the years: -Sam Bowie v. MJ -The colorful, but bad, early MJ Bulls -The MJ and Isiah Feud -Doug Collins’ firing -Craig Hodges’ attempts to get MJ to be more socially active -Would MJ have won in 1993-94?  -Jordan’s time with the Wizards -MJ v. the LBJ Heat -MJ v. the Curry Warriors Still, there are a ton … [Read more...] about Wrapping Up MJ’s Last Dance

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Chicago Bulls, Clyde Drexler, Doug Collins, Jerry Krause, Jerry Reinsdorf, Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson, The Last Dance

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