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Growing up as kyrie irving Born on march 23 , 1992 in Melbourne, Victoria in Australia to american parents. His father Drederick irving moved from playing college basketball at boston university to playing professionally in Australia with the Bulleen Boomers. Irving moved from australia to the united states at the age of 2 and has citizenships in both places. His mother Elizabeth Irving died when kyrie was 4 from an illness. That left him to get raised by his father and aunts. Irving Grew up…

After another exciting week of fantasy basketball action, it’s time once again to take a look at players who are still on the waiver wire! Hopefully you all had a great Thanksgiving yesterday and are ready to get back on the fantasy grind this weekend. From Avery Bradley to Luis Scola, there are a plethora of players out there to keep your eye on going forward this season. So, here’s my waiver wire players to check out for this week: Avery Bradley, Shooting Guard Bradley is owned in 63.7…

I came from Phillipines where a lot of amazing places to visit, but when I move to Hawaii it's kind of exciting because I got to meet new friend and got to visit new places that I never been to before and that time when I saw a guy playing basketball and they ask me if I wanna play but I don't really know how to play so I declined the request to play with them so what I did is I watch a video of an NBA player and then I practice around at my house so I can improve my skills. That time when I…

There aren’t too many stories of little Jewish boys navigating their way from the Big Apple to any level of basketball fame and fortune. Well, Yanni Hufnagel is the nice little Jewish lad who has managed to build himself into one of the most respected assistant basketball coaches on the NCAA major college level. Hufnagel started out with high aspirations to be a basketball player, but in spite of all his hard work and dedicated diligence, he was cut from his Scarsdale, New York high school…

It all started when basketball tryouts started. This was my 7th grade year and I was nervous. I was nervous because I didn’t know if I was gonna make the basketball team. I wanted to make the team so bad i started practicing as much as I could so I woke up at 4:30 AM and i practiced every morning before school and right after tryouts which ended at about 5:30 everyday so then I would go back to the DRC till 8 then go back home and go to sleep. I would always do my homework in the morning on…

My time in the NBA was fun because of all the thing I was able to see and do. During my time I was able to influence many people . My time in Philly was definitely the peak in my career not only because of all the success I had but also because of all the support I got. When I was picked the fans believed in me and from that point I knew I was gonna be great. When I first came into the league I wanted to be different as a player and how I present myself. Most notably as my choice in clothes,…

You may be ready to coronate the Golden State Warriors again, and rightfully so. At 64-7, Golden State is on pace to edge out the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls for the best record in NBA regular season history (72-10). So it's a foregone conclusion that this three-ball bombing brigade from the Bay will hoist back-to-back trophies, right? Well, I've got another theory. The San Antonio Spurs will dash the Warriors' dynastic dreams, and Tim Duncan will ride off into the sunset as a six-time champion.…

Since the first time I picked up a basketball I knew that i was hooked.Ever since i've started to play basketball I felt a lot more productive instead of sitting around playing video games, or watching tv. When I become a master of the court I can be very impressive,and then i can be put in college and hopefully the greatest player in the NBA.An then I can inspire a new kid who's full of potential and he can become greater than I was.Then i can be in the hall of fame, and be…

Now this was my kind of basketball. Center court, I worked my magic, dazzling the audience with unwavering focus. I was completely in the zone, absorbed in the moment. After adding to our longest losing streak in years, the last thing my teammates thought they needed was math. But this was a whole different ballgame now. No one was ready for the amount of nerdiness that would ensue. Like a soldier preparing for war, I stood tall in the center of the court, locked and loaded with my trusty…

Coaches like players who look in shape and are not, "fat." You need to exercise daily and do sprints. In Basketball, you need to run up and down the court often so you need to be used to running a lot and that also stretches your muscles. You need to be flexible so you can jump high and get the ball. Stretching your legs out daily, doing burpies, and doing some jumping jacks will help. Doing push-ups and pull-ups will help with your shots because you need arm strength to shoot the ball into the…