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  • NYC Basketball

Derrick Chievous – Smooth in his game

Chris Ramirez4 weeks ago4 weeks ago02 mins

Derrick Chievous aka “Band Aid” a 6-7 small forward from South Jamacia, Queens who was a prolific scorer at Holy Cross High School. He led them to the 1984 CHSAA Division B City Championship. Chievous was first team All-City, Parade and McDonalds All American in 1984. It all started at Ab Kelly and Joe Bostic…

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  • NYC Basketball

Terrence Rencher – Mr. New York Basketball

Chris Ramirez1 month ago1 month ago03 mins

Terrence Rencher was born and raised in the Bronx, New York. Rencher enrolled at St. Raymond’s HS in the Bronx in 1987. At St. Rays he was a problem and he give you buckets night in and night out. Terrence Rencher along with Orlando Antigua took St Raymonds to the next level in the Catholic…

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  • NYC Basketball

The Kings of Brooklyn – Albert & Bernard King became one of the greatest brother duo in basketball

Chris Ramirez1 month ago1 month ago13 mins

Bernard and Albert King dominated the high school basketball scene from 1973 to 1981. The Kings attended Ft. Hamilton high school in Brooklyn and both became a force to be reckoned. You couldn’t tell which brother was the best.  Bernard a 6-foot-7 forward played at Ft Ham from 1970 to 1977 and Albert a 6-foot-6…

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  • NYC Basketball

Greg Pedro One of Staten Island’s best

Chris Ramirez1 month ago1 month ago02 mins

Back in 1983 St. Peter’s from Staten Island pull off one of the improbable moments in CHSAA History by beating heavenly favor Molly High School led by Kenny Smith.  However Smith left the game early with an injury and never returned. However history was made and St Peter’s was the only team in Staten Island…

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  • NBA Draft

Emoni Bates is entering the 2023 NBA Draft

Chris Ramirez1 month ago1 month ago01 mins

Emoni Bates the 6-foot-9 forward from Eastern Michigan announced that he is entering the NBA draft. “What I been dreaming for my whole life,” Bates posted on Instagram. Bates played for Eastern Michigan, where he averaged 19.2 points and 5.8 rebounds for the Eagles. In addition, he made 40.5 percent of his shots from the…

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  • NBA

Four things to take away from the Current Lakers Vs Grizzlies Series

Chris Ramirez1 month ago1 month ago012 mins

The Lakers struggled in the first half of the season and the playoff picture looked slim.However, after making trades, getting players back from injuries, and changes in lineups they secured a spot in the playoffs. The road hasn’t been easy, but the Lakers won when it mattered most. The Lakers rose up to the challenge…

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  • NBA Draft

The No. 1 pick, Scoot Henderson?

Wesley Worrell1 month ago1 month ago03 mins

In a draft class that features the most talked about prospect since Zion Williamson, Victor Wembemyama, Scoot Henderson is confident in his talent that will get him the #1 overall selection.  In a recent interview with GQSports, Scoot Henderson had this to say about this year’s draft, “I think I should go one. I know…

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  • NYC Basketball

The Floor General David Cain

Chris Ramirez1 month ago1 month ago02 mins

David Cain a 6-foot-0 point guard from Harlem NYC known as the director. He is a quick passer with the ball. In addition, he bought toughness and leadership to a team. Cain grew up on 120th Street and 5th Ave in Harlem. He was involved in several Milbank tournaments and played with the Gauchos AAU…

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