Goat Talk

Before All Star Break is Over Awards The All Star break is over and now is time to start the best part of the NBA season. Things are about to start getting even more intense as the playoff atmosphere filters in. Let’s run through the award winners thus far if the season ended today. MVP- Paul George (Oklahoma City Thunder): In the MVP race no matter what player you choose especially this year you will receive backlash. Paul George is our MVP with James Harden right behind him. The Thunder are four games better than the Rockets and are the third seed in the West. Paul George does have another superstar in Russell Westbrook but wouldn’t it be harder to play like George is with a ball hog like Westbrook? James Harden stat line this season is  37.4 min, 36.6 PPG, 6.7 TRB, 7.7 AST, 2.2 steals, 44.1 FG%, and 37.4 3P%. Paul George stat line is 36.3 min, 28.7 PPG, 8 TRB, 4.1 AST, 2.3 steals, 45.3 FG%, 40.6 3P%. Harden has more points and assists which to most that would make him MVP sin

The Top 10 American Professional Sports Dynasties of All Time 10. San Antonio Spurs (1997 - 2017): The Gregg Popovich-Tim Duncan era began in 1997 then the Spurs organization never looked back. Since that time the Spurs have not missed the playoffs once, and have been a serious contender year in and out. They have won five titles in twenty years. One title every four years is hard to complain about from a fan perspective. Tim Duncan and Pop of course had help from guards Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili who ran the backcourt for all that time. To this day the Spurs have not missed the playoffs but aren’t serious contenders but that run has transformed the franchise into an all time NBA franchise.      9. Showtime Lakers (1980's): The Era that saved the NBA was all on Showtime. The 80s are usually looked at the ERA that the Celtics and Lakers fought for NBA dominance which is true but most don’t include that it was mostly dominated by the Lakers. The Lakers big three of Magic Jo

               Out With The Old In With The New? The granddaddy of them all everything that’s happened in the NFL season can be forgotten today. The biggest game of all season the Super Bowl. The NFC Champions young and up incoming LA Rams led by 33 year old head Sean Mcvay. Will be matching up against the sheriffs of the Super Bowl as they are making their 9th Super Bowl appearance in their dynasty Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick will lead the New England Patriots into Atlanta on Sunday for a shot at their 6th Super Bowl title. Which would tie the Steelers for the most of all time. Let’s take a look at the battle down south in Atlanta. The Patriots are trying to ride an underdog mentality going into the big game. Which is hard when you finished 13-3 last year with a loss in the Super Bowl, and this is your ninth appearance in fifteen years, but hey whatever works. Many thought Tom Brady was finally hitting his downward spiral. Not having his greatest year throwing for 4355 y