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.

Matt Tolnick discusses this underappreciated statistic and explains why Tyson Chandler and James Harden had historic seasons in 2011-12.

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

The Knicks have been too predictable on the offensive to be competitive in the series vs. Miami.

Sports attorney Matt Tolnick says the NBA should again allow graduating high school seniors to turn pro.

Charley Rosen compares this year's Bobcats to the lousiest teams to ever step on an NBA court.

There may not be a big role in the future for two key figures of the previous Knick coaching regime, says Charley Rosen.

And there should be absolutely no uproar about it, sports attorney Matt Tolnick says.

How likely are playoff-bound teams to win the NBA title this season? Charley Rosen gives the odds.

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.

Charley Rosen dishes on Dwight Howard's decision and this week's trades, which didn't change the landscape of the NBA that much.

With a diminished staff and a character like Chaz Osborne now on payroll, Lakers scouting enters a new era.

Who are the biggest overachievers and underachievers so far this season? Charley Rosen gives his view.

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