David Stern said the elbow Metta World Peace threw at James Harden’s head was “recklessly thrown” and that the Los Angeles Lakers forward’s history absolutely weighed into his suspension of 7 games.  This will exclude World Peace from the first round of the playoffs.  Interestingly the suspension has absolutely no financial impact on Ron Artest.  Personally I think he should’ve been…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4iKxuxN_hYg Ron Artest.  You would think the name “World Peace” plastered on your back would be a constant reminder that violent antics are not Peaceful.  Nope. Metta World Peace drilled James Harden in the back of the head with an elbow and was ejected from yesterday’s game between the Lakers and the Oklahoma City Thunder….

Haha, so that happened.

Colorado didn’t get the snub this year!  In fact both the University of Colorado and my alma mater Colorado State University made into this years tournament. Now we just have to wait and see if either team can manage to make it past the first round… Regardless of your affiliation it’s time to fill out…

The NBA dunk contest didn’t quite have the same public interest sizzle it has in years past with big names, but the event still showed off some freakish athletic talent from some of the lesser known guys in the league.  High-speed Phantom Cameras were used to grab this incredible HD footage for the event and…

The over-night sensation we can’t stop talking about, 23 year old Jeremy Lin.  He’s just 6′ 3″ and he’s the first Taiwanese-American player in the NBA.  Lin was born in Los Angeles and he went to Harvard with no athletic scholarship, graduated and went un-drafted, was signed by the Warriors and didn’t play a game,…

Brethren Christian High School basketball star Mamadou Ndiaye is the tallest high school basketball player in the world, by a long shot. He stands 7’5″.  Hopefully, the kid can make it to the NBA with his knees intact.  

Jerome Simpson’s ridiculous flop against the Cleveland Browns has made me aware of one fatal flaw that has crept into American sports: the flop. Manu Ginobli of the San Antonio Spurs could be rightfully named “the king of the flop.” His flops make it hard to watch the Spurs play. He continually drives to the…