By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
On Sunday, the Hyper Court became a platform to show her love for basketball.NBA Fantaserye: Houston Rockets vs Toronto Raptors
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
The NBA starts tomorrow and what better way to spend the time waiting than to daydream about past heroes helping the current roster in this final installment of NBA Fantaserye.NBA Fantaserye: Philadelphia 76ers vs. Portland Trail Blazers
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
Both teams locked in the 3rd seed in their respective conferences. Good news and bad news: one was part of the process, the other was a mistake.Continue reading
NBA Fantaserye: Utah Jazz vs Indiana Pacers
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
The Jazz is hungry for experience; the Pacers need to rough it up. We might have answers.NBA Fantaserye: San Antonio Spurs vs. Milwaukee Bucks
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
One team just lost two future Hall of Famers while the other gained Brook Lopez. Fair game.Slow Tuesday: The Crazy Free Agency Mix of ‘96
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
This NBA offseason has been a vibrant, busy graffiti wall of trades and signings, thanks to artful Woj bombs and eye-popping Shams scoops. But the offseason of ’96 had its own crazy mix of league-shaking moves.Slow Tuesday: The NBA Second Place Awards
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
Behind every winner is a second-placer who should’ve, could’ve, would’ve won (except for the recent bloodbath of an NBA Finals—that was all Warriors). Here’s a shout out to those who put up a good fight, but didn’t get to win.Slow Tuesday: Gilas 2.0 Heroes, How Are They Doing?
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
It’s been five years since the Gilas heroes made me jump up and scream (alone) in excitement. I miss being that pumped up. I miss Gilas 2.0.Slow Tuesday: Shots for the Celtics and Rockets
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
The Warriors-Cavs Finals matchup was inevitable. But for long stretches in the regular season, and for brief moments yesterday and today, the Boston Celtics and the Houston Rockets made us believe in the alternative. We should do shots to honor their efforts.Slow Tuesday: The Last Time LeBron Was Down 0-2
By Jon Carlos Rodriguez
A week ago, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers were down 0-2 against the Boston Celtics, looking like a sad and tired team with one foot out of the playoffs. Today, they’re no longer down 0-2 against the Boston Celtics, looking like a happy and rejuvenated team with one foot in yet another NBA Finals appearance.