Charles Barkley, Doug Moe & J. Malone

Four for the road

So, Al Horford is finally off to Golden State, swell, we expected it all summer, it isn't strange, it ain't weird. He may have only recently agreed to that taxpayer mid-level exception, but those papers were signed sometime in April. Horford's a Hall of

Serving Sir Charles

Originally this email was only sent to subscribers, which was a mistake, lets send it to everyone! Charles Barkley's legacy – brilliant NBA player, zero NBA titles – was so certain by his seventh pro season that he spent a hearty chunk of this 1992 autobiography discussing worries over never

Bulls ready for new season

It was a choice, not boring readers throughout summer with my gee-where's-this-goin' thoughts on restricted free agent Josh Giddey. The Bulls long ago made a public choice with Giddey's future, identifying Alex Caruso's prime as its equal. There was nothing new to pass

Serving Sir Charles, Part II

The 1985-86 Philadelphia 76ers lost in seven games to a very good Milwaukee Bucks team in the second round of the 1986 Eastern playoffs, Philly's best player (Moses Malone) sidelined due to an eye injury throughout the series. A Sixers team with legitimate championship aspirations had good reason