Giannis Antetokounmpo wins his second consecutive MVP and the Lakers win their 17th NBA Finals in one-of-a-kind NBA season (Image Courtesy of LA Times)
Washington failed to make the playoffs during its time in the NBA bubble, finishing 1-7, but the future is bright
The National Basketball Association (NBA) and the National Hockey League (NHL) each approved plans to resume play later this summer
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, sports leagues have been halted and the future is unknown
Kobe Bryant may be gone, but his impact on the world lives on
SCO's predictions with about a quarter of the season gone
This year's draft is one of the most top heavy in recent years with three potential superstars projected to go in the top five picks.
Baseball is becoming less popular among younger fans.
A rundown of the candidates for each award the NBA gives out and the predicted winner
Welcome to SCOs very first NBA power rankings, where we rank the National Basketball Association teams based on what their record is and how they played in the week prior. We are more than halfway through the 2017-18 season, and the playoffs are starting to take shape.
The Washington Wizards began the season poorly, to put it bluntly. John Wall played well some games, other games Bradley Beal took the starring role. And yet the Wizards could not put two and two together and reach their full potential.
Buddy Hield, Brice Johnson, Malcolm Brogdon, local NCAA tournament hero Kris Jenkins. These guys all stayed in college for the long haul. Three seniors and Jenkins, the lone junior, who all made it deep into the tourney despite not being on the forefront of the NBA radar.
This year's NBA draft class is projected to be one of the deepest in recent memory with lots of undeniable talent. The ultimate question is which team will find the next LeBron James and which team will waste their pick on a bust.
Nearly the entire country, in sports and beyond, is aware of the Donald Sterling racist rants. NBA comissioner Adam Silver acted heroically, banning Sterling for life and fining him a maximum of $2.5 million.
NBA fans need wait no longer: introducing the official SCO 2013-2014 NBA preview.
The Miami Heat have just barely begun their summer long championship celebration. While they're all out clubbing, however, the rest of us should reevaluate the aftermath of the 2013 NBA Finals.
Since day one of the NBA season it has been a foregone conclusion that the Miami Heat is the best team in the league. Now that the second round of the playoffs are beginning and the Heat has already manhandled the Bucks, one must ask who can beat the Heat?
Sunday's National Basketball Association (NBA) all-star game drew 8 million viewers according to TNT, a 13 percent increase over last year's game.
Ever since the 2008-2009 season, the Wizards have been flat out terrible. But their continued struggles and lack of improvement can be almost entirely blamed on their inability to draft good players.
Unless you're an avid basketball fan, it's safe to say you didn't know who Jeremy Lin was prior to this past week. Sorry, world: you can't ignore him any longer. 136 points, 48 assists, Eastern Conference player of the week, a Sports Illustrated cover and, most importantly, six Knick wins later, you'd be foolish to ignore him any longer. In the span of nine days, Linsanity has taken the world by storm.
Times have changed since 1999 when Dirk Nowitzki was the only foreign basketball player drafted in the top fifteen to have not played for a team in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
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