Ricky Rubio – My Mind on Sports

Minnesota Timberwolves 2017-18 Season Preview

October 17, 2017 Jalenhunter12017-18 Season Preview, Andrew Wiggins, Jamal Crawford, Jeff Teague, Jimmy Butler, Karl-Anthony Towns, Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Lynx, Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA, Ricky Rubio, Taj Gibson, Tom Thibodeau0 comment

Well that escalated quickly. While debatable, it could be said that the Timberwolves had the best offseason. From acquiring superstar Jimmy Butler, to retooling their bench, Minnesota could do no wrong this summer (sorta.) Minnesota as a whole had a solid summer (Shoutout to the Lynx for winning their fourth WNBA Championship in seven seasons.) This season will be one… Read More

NBA

Utah Jazz 2017-18 Season Preview

October 17, 2017 Jalenhunter12017-18 Season Preview, Alec Burks, Derrick Favors, Donovan Mitchell, Gordon Hayward, Joe Ingles, Joe Johnson, NBA, Ricky Rubio, Rodney Hood, Rudy Gobert, Utah Jazz0 comment

Are we anointing Rudy Gobert too fast? While the big man is one of the best rim protectors in the NBA, but does that alone make him a top-20 player in the league? He still is a question mark on the offensive side of the ball and he still needs someone to get him the ball in order to be… Read More

NBA Wizards

Wizards officially introduce Tim Frazier

June 28, 2017 DonnellDwayne Wade, John Wall, NBA, Ricky Rubio, The Focus TV, Tim Frazier, Washington Wizards0 comment

The Washington Wizards introduced point guard Tim Frazier on Wednesday, a week after trading for the third-year veteran on June 21. Wizards coach Scott Brooks had high praise for Frazier when he addressed reporters after the move, using words like “gritty” and “winner” to describe the former D-League standout. On Wednesday, Frazier’s comments mirrored his new coach’s praise when he… Read More

NBA Wizards

Wiz comeback efforts not enough in loss to Wolves

March 14, 2017 Jalenhunter1Bradley Beal, John Wall, Karl-Anthony Towns, Markeiff Morris, Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA, Otto Porter Jr., Ricky Rubio, Washington Wizards0 comment

Washington could not complete a third consecutive come back as they lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves 119-104. Down by as much as 21 points, the Wizard’s tired legs showed themselves in a big way. Washington is currently in the midst of a four game in five night stretch and it showed. Whether it was tired legs or mental fatigue, they… Read More