Cody Zeller – My Mind on Sports

Charlotte Hornets 2017-18 Season Preview

October 16, 2017 Jalenhunter1 2017-18 Season Preview, Charlotte Hornets, Cody Zeller, Dwayne Bacon, Dwight Howard, Kemba Walker, Malik Monk, Marvin Williams, NBA, Nicolas Batum0 comment

Dwight Howard is not as bad as many portray him to be. While Howard isn’t the “Superman” he was in Orlando, his numbers are still solid enough to be considered a above average center. Thanks to serval back, knee, and shoulder injuries, Howard has slowed down in production over his 13 year career. Even with all the injuries, “D12” still... Read More

NBA Wizards

Washington’s division foes don’t look the same

September 12, 2016September 12, 2016 Kelvin Mines Al Horford, Al Jefferson, Atlanta Hawks, Bismack Biyombo, Bradley Beal, Brandon Jennings, Charlotte Hornets, Chris Bosh, Cody Zeller, Courtney Lee, Dennis Schroder, Derrick Wiliams, Dion Waiters, Dwayne Wade, Dwight Howard, Ersan Ilyasova, Frank Kaminksky, Hassan Whiteside, James Johnson, Jeff Green, Jeff Teague, Jeremy Lin, Jodie Meeks, John Wall, Josh Richardson, Kemba Walker, LeBron James, Lyke Babbitt, Marco Belinelli, Miami Heat, NBA, Rodney McGruder, Roh Hibbert, Serge Ibaka, Victory Oladipo, Washington Wizards, Wayne Ellington, Willie Reed0 comment

The Washington Wizards finished last year with a record of 41-41, fourth in their division. This season they hope to turn that around and possibly be one of the frontrunners coming out of the Southeast division. They fell short of making the playoffs last year, but as always health is a key in terms of what they may or hope... Read More

NBA Wizards

Wizards look to rebound against the streaking Hornets

November 25, 2015 Wilson Tarpeh Jr Al Jefferon, Charlotte Hornets, Cody Zeller, Frank Kaminsky, Jeremy Lamb, John Wall, Kemba Walker, Marcin Gortat, Marvin Williams, Nene, Otto Porter Jr., Ramon Sessions, Washington Wizards0 comment

The Washington Wizards didn’t enjoy their most recent encounter with Paul George and the Indiana Pacers, they’ll try to right the ship tonight on the road in Charlotte against the Hornets. George hit seven triples en route to a 40 point night, C.J. Miles chipped in with over 30 points as well. Paul has been on a tear recently and... Read More

General Thoughts

April 15, 2013May 2, 2013 Mike Patton Adam Scott, Andre Iguodala, Andrew Bynum, Archie Goodwin, Ben Mclemore, Carlos Quinton, Cody Zeller, Danilo Gallinari, Denver Nuggets, Doug Collins, Indiana, Kansas, Kenneth Faried, Kentucky, Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia 76ers, San Diego Padres, The Masters, Tiger Woods, Victor Oladipo, Will Barton, Zach Greinke0 comment

Another great sports week means there’s plenty of sports happenings to talk about. Let’s start off with The Masters. Congratulations are in order for Adam Scott on his win over Angel Cabrera. Scott also made history, as he became the first Austrailian to win the Masters. But even thought Scott won The Masters, Tiger Woods still took some of the headlines. Tiger... Read More

Observational Study: Cody Zeller

February 24, 2013 jjrob15 Chad Ford, Cody Zeller, DraftExpress, Indiana0 comment

As college basketball’s Journey to the Tourney inches closer to its annual grand finale, the NBA’s scouting personnel are gathering, analyzing, and interpreting all kinds of data in regards to the prospects that they will be making an investment(s) in at the 2013 NBA Draft. The season of mock drafts, detailed scouting reports, and interviews is almost here, and on that note, I am... Read More

1Michigan Wolverines vs. 3Indiana Hoosiers Preview

February 3, 2013February 3, 2013 TheBaselineBlurb Assembly Hall, Cody Zeller, Indiana Hoosiers, Michigan Wolverines, Tim Hardaway Jr., Tom Crean0 comment

Tonight features a game between the top two teams in the Big Ten, the #1 ranked Michigan Wolverines and the #3 Indiana Hoosiers. This game is for #1 ranking in the nation, and just as important for conference play bragging rights. Both teams have a conference record of (7-1) going into tonights meeting at historic Assembly Hall. While most of... Read More