Josh has been playing more consistent basketball lately and it may be worthy of an All-Star bid. Lets hope he keeps up the good work.

Jeff Schultz gets to the bottom of why the scoreboards at Phillips Arena are no longer in use. He seems to get the run around until they come up with a, not so clear, clear answer. Typical Spirit Group workings here.

We take that deal, right? This guy makes a pretty convincing case.

An article from HoopsHype about the reasons Josh Smith should be considered for an All-Star selection and reasons his game has improved.

After watching the Atlanta Hawks somehow sleepwalk through a triple-overtime loss to a Wade-less and LeBron-less Heat team, one thing is abundantly clear: this team cannot progress as currently constructed. A team that was once a young up-and-comer and pushed the ’08 Celtics championship team to seven games is now one of the oldest in the league.

More importantly, it’s also a team that exerts about as much effort as a Beyonce and Jay child-naming brainstorming session. Plainly put, there’s no point keeping this current squad together. You don’t keep a core together for second round exits. Well, you shouldn’t, anyway. So who goes? Joe Johnson is about as movable as a pre-Weight Watchers Charles Barkley. Ditto for Marvin Williams. Horford and Teague are building blocks. That leaves the man who perpetually finds himself at the center of Atlanta-based trade talks, Josh Smith...

http://nyfwc.com/?p=3256

After watching the Atlanta Hawks somehow sleepwalk through a triple-overtime loss to a Wade-less and LeBron-less Heat team, one thing is abundantly clear: this team cannot progress as currently constructed. A team that was once a young up-and-comer and pushed the ’08 Celtics championship team to seven games is now one of the oldest in the league.

More importantly, it’s also a team that exerts about as much effort as a Beyonce and Jay child-naming brainstorming session. Plainly put, there’s no point keeping this current squad together. You don’t keep a core together for second round exits. Well, you shouldn’t, anyway. So who goes? Joe Johnson is about as movable as a pre-Weight Watchers Charles Barkley. Ditto for Marvin Williams. Horford and Teague are building blocks. That leaves the man who perpetually finds himself at the center of Atlanta-based trade talks, Josh Smith...

http://nyfwc.com/?p=3256