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We were very sad to see our beloved Dallas Mavericks become the first team eliminated in this year’s NBA playoffs. But we have high hopes for some exciting changes in store for the team during the off-season. If you’re also a MFFL (Mavs Fan for Life) and looking for a way to carry that team [...]
March is a dream-come-true for basketball fans. With less than 2 months remaining of the NBA regular season, teams are battling it out for a playoff spot. Are the Miami Heat a sure bet to win it all this season, or do the Thunder and Bulls have a fighting chance? NCAA basketball brings even more [...]
This year the NBA All-Star festivities will take place February 24-26 in Orlando. Starters include fan favorites like Dwight Howard, Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, and Derrick Rose. Get ready for the big game with some NBA merchandise to decorate your home. You can also represent your favorite team by sporting an NBA watch or some [...]
Another gift is “under the tree” this year for NBA fans everywhere. We were thrilled to hear that the NBA will start their season on Christmas Day with a number of exciting games on the schedule. And we don’t mind telling you that we’re cheering on the Dallas Mavericks to repeat as NBA Champions! Check [...]
We continue to add new Sidelines bedding to our store each month. The Sidelines Collection bedding is made from 100% polyester jersey mesh – just like what the players wear on the field and the court. The officially licensed bedding features authentic team colors with official team logos screen printed in the center and contrast [...]
The Lakers beat the Celtics in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. It doesn’t get any better than that for Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Lakers are on the brink of losing to the Boston Celtics in the Finals for the second time in three years. With Game 5′s win, the Celtics took the series lead away from the Lakers and head back to Los Angeles with a 3-2 advantage.
It was a physical game with 54 fouls and two technicals called. The Lakers didn’t mind as long as they were up 1-0. The Celtics fell in Los Angeles 102-89.
