The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Who will make it out of the wild, wild Western Conference?

Who will make it out of the wild, wild Western Conference?

Brian Bernstein October 27, 2013

The Western Conference has produced 10 of the last 14 NBA Champions, and has been widely considered the better conference. The depth of the West also creates dramatic finishes as teams fight until...

Kobe Bryant disrespected with No. 25 ranking

Kobe Bryant disrespected with No. 25 ranking

Brian Bernstein October 22, 2013

Kobe Bryant finished fifth in last year’s MVP voting, averaging 27.3 points per game, the highest average by any player in NBA history to start a season at least 34 years old. But TrueHoop Network...

NBA: Impact of sidelined superstars

NBA: Impact of sidelined superstars

Darko Debogovic October 6, 2013

Every NBA season is riddled with injuries and 2012 was no different. Last year basketball fans saw the likes of Kobe Bryant, Russell Westbrook and Rajon Rondo all go down with injuries, creating immediate...

Column: From Linsanity to Lineffective

Column: From Linsanity to Lineffective

Ron Rokhy November 27, 2012

>>>CORRECTION: Lin was born in California. Last season’s emergence of Jeremy Lin had most people believing the 6-foot-3, Taiwanese Harvard grad could actually ball with the best. Lin averaged 21.5...

Column: Is D’Antoni the right head coach for LA?

Ron Rokhy November 13, 2012

Ron says: The Lakers’ stunning announcement -- which had them choose Mike D’Antoni over Phil Jackson as their new head coach after last week’s firing of Mike Brown -- is a good move and...

Column: Winless Lakers shouldnt worry fans

Column: Winless Lakers shouldn’t worry fans

Ammons Smith October 23, 2012

There is no reason to panic about the Lakers' winless preseason, and any negative reaction is an overreaction. Judging a team by its preseason record is naïve because there is no way to know...

Column: NBA puts a stop to the flop

Ammons Smith October 16, 2012

The VP of Basketball Operations for the NBA, Stu Jackson, announced recently that the league will adopt an anti-flopping rule beginning in the 2012-13 season. Flopping, which is a relatively new trend...

Column: NHL foolishly follows the footsteps of NBA and NFL with impending lockout

Casey Delich September 24, 2012

Sports fans have already endured two of the biggest national sports – basketball and football – shutting down for parts of the year due to lockouts in the past year, now fans may be without hockey...

Jackson sent off the wrong way

Brandon Henson May 10, 2011

After five NBA championships, including a three-peat in 10 years in Los Angeles, how would the Lakers send their farewells to the Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson in his last year? Well it was not...

Dodgers need a Cuban presence

Raul Magana May 3, 2011

For the Los Angeles Dodgers, a storied franchise and iconic sports organization, it seems like the only two things worth celebrating lately is outfielder Andre Ethier’s hitting streak and the Major...

Questions on Knicks’ future loom after playoff exit

Brandon Henson April 27, 2011

Now that the short-handed New York Knicks have lost a playoff series against the Boston Celtics and succumbed to a sweeping first-round defeat, fans are wondering what is next for the high-profile...

Bulls, Thunder have skills to reach NBA Finals

Raul Magana April 19, 2011

If there is anything that jumps out about the 2011 NBA playoffs is that anybody can win. Okay well maybe not anybody, but there has been a growing trend where top-seeded positioning in the playoffs...

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