[caption id="attachment_12804" align="aligncenter" width="534"] Russell Westbrook's athleticism leads an exciting new wave of point guards that are just plain fun to watch. Via usatoday.com[/caption] As the NBA playoff push heats up, let’s take a look at the five most exciting, UN-INJURED point guards in the league. (All provided statistics are career regular season averages.) 5. Tony Parker-Best Veteran: a ...

If you could think of the worst possible thing to say about Lebron James (or Cleveland sports) Scott Raab puts yours to shame, and scolds with an impact of a fearless Mike Tyson lunging left hook. Raab (an established writer for Esquire) was born and raised in Cleveland, who clearly lives and dies with the city and more importantly their sports teams.  The Whore Of Akron, Raab’s first book, is beyond hyster ...

  Make sure to keep an eye out for these rookies. Although the majority of them aren't starting, they can definitely do some damage and take over a starting spot by the end of the season. 9.   Tristan Thompson (Cleveland Cavaliers) The Cavaliers lucked out by having two top five picks in the NBA draft.  With the fourth overall pick they selected Tristan Thompson out of the University of Texas.  Many pe ...

The 7ft Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje is from Ede, Cameroon. In college Ruben played 4 years at Georgetown from '97-'01. His best season was his Junior year when he averaged nearly 13 ppg, 8 rpg, 2.5 bpg in 26 mpg. In his career with the Hoyas he averaged 9.6 ppg, 7 rpg, and 2.5 bpg. Boumtje-Boumtje is one of the best shot blockers Georgetown has seen behind Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning, and Dikembe Mutombo. With ...

Andrew played college ball at the University of Florida and helped lead them to the Final Four in 1994. In the 1995 NBA Draft DeClercq fell to the 34th pick overall by the Golden State Warriors. In his first season Andrew didn't see the floor very often, not because he was so tall (bad joke), but because he only played 9 mpg. The next two seasons (one with Warriors one with the Boston Celtics), Andrew avera ...

Michael Doleac was a college star for the University of Utah. He took them to the 1998 National Championship Game where they lost to power house Kentucky. His dominance at Utah made him a lottery pick in the ‘98 draft. He fell to the Orlando Magic at the 12 spot. His rookie year he averaged 6 ppg and was named to the 2nd All Rookie Team. The next year he averaged his career high with 7 ppg and 4.1 rpg. ...

A.C. Green Suns Jersey- An A.C. Laker jersey is rare, an A.C. Green Purple Suns jersey is just endangered. The jersey was sick, I didn’t know it was an A.C. jersey at first because I couldn’t make out the back, but when I saw “Green” on the back, I was immediately jealous.  This was the best jersey at the festival. Ron Artest #91 Indiana Retro Pacers Jersey- Ron Artest has been a few different numbers in hi ...