Expand Your D-League Knowledge

Friday, May 8, 2009

The NBA playoffs basically have the basketball world on lockdown through the Finals in June, and I’m as intrigued as anyone to follow LeBron, Kobe, and company. So, while it’s true that the D-League is under the radar as much as ever this time of year, it doesn’t mean there’s nowhere to turn for D-League fans.

As one man, I can only provide so much entertainment and information. Thankfully the Internet makes it possible and easy to share information. So, let me direct you toward D-League bliss in the form of a few good links.

Basketball Reference
This site is a godsend for stat junkies, students of the game, and basketball historians. For the purposes of this blog, I’m linking the D-League section, but there stats and records are hardly limited to the NBDL.

DraftExpress: D-League Blog
The folks over at DraftExpress have a great thing going when It comes to covering the NBA Draft. From college basketball to international basketball to the D-League, they have it covered. They even have their own D-League Blog, although it hasn’t been updated since the end of the season, but it’s got solid information when it is updated. In the meantime, the regular DraftExpress blog content is fresh and ready for your eyes right now.

Reed and Write
D-League President Dan Reed believes in his league more than anyone. His blog is open and honest, and he welcomes fan input. If you have a suggestion to better the D-League, he’s the man to turn to.

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Blog Talk BayHawk is an unofficial Erie BayHawks blog covering the NBA D-League. It features opinions and information about the NBADL and the Erie BayHawks. Blog Talk BayHawk is written from a basketball fan’s perspective to fill In the gaps left by professional journalists’ coverage of BayHawks basketball and the Erie professional basketball scene.

Matt Hubert is a 25-year-old writer and basketball fanatic born and raised in Erie, Pa. He graduated from Mercyhurst College in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in English and a dual concentration in writing and creative writing. Matt's not wavering from his stance as a lifelong Los Angeles Lakers fan, but he will cover the BayHawks' NBA affiliates in Cleveland and Toronto when it makes sense to do so throughout the year.

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