Author Archives: Lisa Kachuk

Raptors’ Top Shot-Blockers: Single-Season Leaders in Blocks Per Game Though the Toronto Raptors have only been in the NBA since 1995, the franchise has seen some impressive defensive performers. Here’s a look at the top five single-season leaders in blocks per game for the Raptors. Marcus Camby – 1998, 3.7 BPG Selected with the second […]

Spurs Make Strategic Move, Hiring Jacob Chance to Lead Austin Spurs The San Antonio Spurs have quietly made a move that could shape the future of their organization, hiring Jacob Chance as head coach of the Austin Spurs, their G League affiliate. Chance, 31, has spent the last several years as an assistant coach in […]

Kings of the Rim: Sacramento’s Single-Season Blocks Leaders The Sacramento Kings have long been home to some of the NBA’s most intimidating rim protectors. Over their 78-year history, big men have patrolled the paint with swats, rebounds, and shot-stopping prowess. While blocks didn’t become an official stat until the 1973-74 season, the franchise has seen […]

Inside the Potential Sale of the Portland Trail Blazers: What We Know So Far A week after news emerged of a tentative deal to sell the Portland Trail Blazers, fans are still left waiting for clarity. And it looks like patience will remain key. The prospective buyers aren’t speaking publicly. Leading the group is Texas […]

Can Collin Gillespie Elevate to Phoenix Suns’ Sixth Man of the Year? The Phoenix Suns recently signed guard Collin Gillespie to a standard NBA contract, and the question on everyone’s mind is: can he secure a permanent spot in the Suns’ rotation? PHNX Suns takes a closer look at where Gillespie stands, analyzing his brief […]

The Legacy of No. 28 in Philadelphia 76ers History Summertime in the NBA often brings a chance to step back from the daily grind of games and focus on history. For the Philadelphia 76ers—one of the league’s oldest franchises, tracing its roots back to the 1949-50 season—history is filled with legends, forgotten names, and unique […]

Colin Castleton Brings His Game Back to Florida With Orlando Magic Deal The Orlando Magic have secured a new addition to their frontcourt, signing center Colin Castleton, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. At 25 years old, Castleton stands 6’10” (208 cm) and weighs in at 113 kg. Born in Florida, the versatile big man […]

Thunder Introduces 2025-26 Drummers and Storm Chasers The Oklahoma City Thunder has officially revealed the roster for its 2025-26 Thunder Drummers and Storm Chasers, the high-energy entertainment teams that bring nonstop excitement to Paycom Center. More than just in-game performers, these groups also represent the franchise as community ambassadors at events across Oklahoma and beyond. […]

Banished from the Garden: When Knicks Fans Become Persona Non Grata As the final seconds ticked off the clock in the Knicks’ playoff beatdown of the Celtics last May, Madison Square Garden erupted in a frenzy. Fans spilled onto Seventh Avenue chanting, hugging strangers, and daring to believe in a dream not realized since the […]

Anthony Davis: The Shot-Blocking King of New Orleans Since their establishment in 2002, the New Orleans Pelicans have seen plenty of talented players suit up, but no one has defined their defensive identity quite like Anthony Davis. A generational two-way force, Davis almost singlehandedly owns the Pelicans’ shot-blocking record books. Let’s take a look at […]