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We announced our best five players who hail from Queens, NYC. These are the very few legends who grew up in the borough and played countless hours on the playgrounds and gyms all over the city. Here is our top five: 1. Kenny Anderson – High School: Molloy, College: Georgia Tech, NBA – One of the… Continue reading
Here is the look at the best Streetball players to come out of New York. We rank the elite players throughout the last 50 years of greatness. 1.Tied Earl “The Goat” Manigult – Manigult was known for his leaping abilities on the court. With a vertical leap of 52 inches,he had the ability to jump up… Continue reading
This year’s NBA draft is the first time players from G-League Ignite can be drafted and players from college that do the traditional route. With that, Anthony Forrester takes a look at his top prospects in this year’s 2021 NBA Draft. 1) Cade Cunnigham, Oklahoma State – Cade possesses all the tools to be a franchise… Continue reading
Last season in the NBA bubble, the Phoenix Suns became NBA fans darling, going 8-0 in the bubble, but still missing out on the playoffs. It seems kind of pointless that the NBA even invited them to play in the bubble if a scenario existed where they could win out and still miss the playoffs,… Continue reading
Staten Island which is one of New York City five boroughs have produced their share of talent and it had it’s moments of being NYC’s finest. It turn out to have good teams and talented players in the borough. They have great competitive games between the Catholic Schools and Public schools in who’s the best… Continue reading
Ted Jones is a coaching icon who always turn out the best team you had in the New York City basketball leagues and tournaments. He assembled a team known as the Courtsmen AA. Mainly his team pleasein the Rucker, The Pro-Am League at City College, West 4th Street, The Nike Pro City downtown Manhatta, and… Continue reading
The Baylor Bears take down the undefeated Gonzaga Bulldogs to win the first National Championship in Baylor Mens Basketball history. With that, Anthony Forrester takes a look at his top performers in the Final Four and National Championship. 1) Davion Mitchell, Baylor Davion Mitchell the most outstanding player in the tournament, did not let the… Continue reading
This tournament has been anything but ordinary so far. There are very few fans in the stands due to COVID restrictions, and also, we have seen the most upsets ever in an NCAA tournament. With that being said, the top two teams all year and highest seeds in the tournament, Gonzaga and Baylor, made it… Continue reading