In Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Toronto Raptors evened the series against the Cleveland Cavaliers, thanks in large part to a stellar performance from DeMar DeRozan. The All-Star guard shot 13-of-21 from the field, finishing with 32 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists—firmly answering his critics after a rocky start to the 2016 playoffs. Throughout the earlier rounds, DeRozan had been under heavy scrutiny for his erratic shooting. At times, it seemed as though every game came with a bricklaying session, as missed shots piled up and doubts grew louder. Yet when the stakes rose, so did… Read More »DeRozan Silences Critics with Dominant Finals Return

In Game 2 of the series against the Houston Rockets, Klay Thompson delivered a statement performance, dropping 34 points and 5 assists while going 15-of-16 from the free-throw line. In what was billed as a showdown between the league’s top two shooting guards — James Harden and Thompson — it was Thompson who stole the show and left no room for debate. By public opinion and regular-season stats, many would argue that Harden holds the upper hand. But team systems tell a different story, and the contrast between Golden State’s structure and Houston’s is like night and day. In the… Read More »Thompson Leads Jeetbuzz App Download Warriors Win

In a recent interview, Rajon Rondo revealed that he is open to joining the New York Knicks in the summer of 2016, potentially forming a new partnership with Carmelo Anthony. Once skeptical of the triangle offense, Rondo has now changed his tone, stating that he can adapt to any system—especially as the Sacramento Kings continue to struggle in the standings. Rondo, a 6-foot-1 point guard, was originally selected 21st overall by the Phoenix Suns in the 2006 NBA Draft, then immediately traded to the Boston Celtics where he launched his professional career. During his time in Boston, he became a… Read More »Rondo Considers Joining Knicks to Team Up with Melo

In today’s NBA regular season matchup, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Atlanta Hawks 102–92 on the road, becoming the fastest team in league history to reach 50 wins in a single season. Leading the charge once again was Stephen Curry, who delivered a masterclass performance with 36 points, 6 rebounds, and 8 assists on 14-of-22 shooting, including 5-of-11 from three-point range. Heading into this game, Curry had already made a three-pointer in 125 consecutive games, trailing only Kyle Korver’s all-time record of 127. As fate would have it, the Warriors were facing the Hawks—Korver’s former team—in a sharpshooter showdown.… Read More »Curry Becomes NBA Leader in 30-Point Games