May 5, 2013

The 2013 NBA playoff conference semi-finals kick off this week as the top seeded Oklahoma City Thunder take on the fifth seeded Memphis Grizzlies, and sixth seeded Golden State Warriors take on second seed the San Antonio Spurs. Sports Passion breaks down the three keys to each series. #1 Oklahoma City Thunder v #5 Memphis Grizzlies KD! – With Russell Westbrook...

May 4, 2013

Just when you think you have seen all that Miami Heat’s LeBron James has to offer, he comes back stronger than ever. That is what he did coming into this season. You can go on and on about LeBron James and his heroics, he continues to shut the mouth of critics year after year. He boasts his highest shooting percentage (.565) and career best three point shooting...

May 4, 2013

The Knicks, Pacers, Thunder, and Grizzlies all advance to the second round of the NBA playoffs. With only one series left to be completed (Bulls-Nets) the playoffs have been a dogfight and very entertaining for basketball fans. In the first two games of the night the New York Knicks closed out the Boston Celtics and the Indiana Pacers handled the Atlanta Hawks....

May 2, 2013

Atlanta Hawks at Indiana Pacers         |        May 1, 2013 The Indiana Pacers and Atlanta Hawks series is one that has got lost behind the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics throw down. The Indiana Pacers defeated the Hawks on Wednesday, 106-83 to take a 3-2 series lead. This was a game that was lost midway in the second quarter by the Hawks. The Hawks lost...

Apr 24, 2013

Milwaukee Bucks at Miami Heat – April 23, 2013 Miami had control of this game from beginning to end. The Miami Heat picked apart the Milwaukee Bucks in the fourth quarter, after only being up by three points going into the fourth. Brandon Jennings was without a field goal in the first half, I am wondering if he is rethinking his boldness of saying “Milwaukee in...

Apr 23, 2013

Chicago Bulls at Brooklyn Nets – April 22, 2013 Chicago came out blazing at the opening tipoff, the Nets found themselves playing catchup the entire game. The explosiveness that was present in Game 1 by Brooklyn was not there in Game 2. Deron Williams only scored eight points on 1 of 9 from the field in Game 2. Whereas in Game 1, Williams and Brook Lopez...