Miami will not win back-to-back titles unless Dwyane Wade shows improvement, says Eddie Johnson.

Eddie Johnson gives Grizzlies, Lakers, Rockets, Bucks, Celtics and Hawks some advice on how to make their series competitive.

If the jump shots start to fall consistently, Ricky Rubio could make the Timberwolves world-beaters. Otherwise, the Spaniard will be a mild disappointment, says Eddie Johnson.

Eddie Johnson throws 10 disappointing players under the bus.

Despite the last two playoff heartbreakers, Eddie Johnson thinks the Spurs are primed for a return to the Finals.

The Celtics would be fooling themselves to think they can make another playoff run with this group following the Rajon Rondo injury, says Eddie Johnson.

Immature players like Kings center DeMarcus Cousins are a by-product of a system that needs to be changed, says Eddie Johnson.

Kevin Martin is no James Harden, but the Thunder are at their best with other key players on the team taking on a bigger role, says Eddie Johnson.

A few changes at the top of Eddie Johnson's list. But not at No. 1.

Eddie Johnson's much awaited Top Players list expands to 50. Here's the first part.

Eddie Johnson lists 10 players he expects will have breakout performances this year.

LeBron James had to handle intense criticism from people that questioned his greatness. Now that's over, says Eddie Johnson.

Eddie Johnson explains what the Heat and the Thunder have to do in order to seize control of the series.

San Antonio has been clearly superior so far in the conference finals, but Eddie Johnson is not writing the Thunder off yet.

The Chicago Bulls can have huge success with the current team, says Eddie Johnson. But only if Tom Thibodeau gives Luol Deng and Carlos Boozer more freedom.

Eddie Johnson breaks down the first few games of the playoffs and forecasts what's coming next.

Eddie Johnson puts last season's Finals MVP, dunk contest champion and Six Man of the Year in the list of most disappointing players so far.

The addition of JR Smith was a risk worth taking for the New York Knicks, says Eddie Johnson.