Scott Brooks: Should He Have Won Coach of the Year in 2010?

Scott Brooks burst onto the scene last season along with his young, upstart Thunder squad. They went from an abysmal season, to racking up 50 wins in a tough Western Conference. All of this contributed to Scott Brooks winning Coach of the Year that season, which seemed to be solidified by the Thunder pushing the soon-to-be-champion Lakers to six games.

This season, the Thunder further improved, reaching 55 wins and rising from the eight seed last year all the way up to the fourth seed this year. Again, many attributed this not only to the great talent found on the Thunder, but also to Scott Brooks' superb coaching. However, after watching the Thunder every game throughout these playoffs, I can say with certainty that none of this success should be attributed to Scott Brooks.

Read the full article here: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/708748-scott-brooks-should-he-have-won-coach-of-the-year-in-2010

NBA Draft 2011: Why the Knicks Have No Business Drafting Jimmer Fredette

A star rose out of nowhere on the college scene this year. He led the nation in scoring at an unbelievable 28.9 points per game clip, and brought BYU into the spotlight. This player is none other than Jimmer Fredette.

Fredette had a tremendous year for BYU, and quickly made himself a household name, as the phrase "a Jimmer Fredette shot" is now used by many to describe a shot taken from several feet behind the three point line. His success did not go unnoticed, as many scouts and fans alike speculated that he could become a lottery pick.

Read the full article: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/708061-nba-draft-2011-why-the-knicks-have-no-business-drafting-jimmer-fredette

Article I Promised

Here's the article that I promised to you on Doc Rivers. Enjoy!

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/701115-doc-rivers-signs-extension-with-cetlics-and-breaks-the-hearts-of-knicks-fans

Doc Rivers Gets Extension

So it was just announced that Doc Rivers was signed to a 5-year, $35 million extensions with the Celtics. He's locked up by Boston for a long time now, so that shot down the Knicks chances of getting him. I'll have an article posted on it by the end of the day.

Carmelo Anthony: Biggest Snub from the 2011 All-NBA Teams

The results of the All-NBA Teams came out today. There were familiar faces, such as LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Kobe Bryant, among others. However, there was one player who, for some reason I cannot understand, did not make any of the three teams. That player is Carmelo Anthony.

Read the full article at: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/699277-carmelo-anthony-biggest-snub-from-the-2011-all-nba-teams