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5 NBA Teams That Should Change Their Names

Thanks to the New Orleans Pelicans giving up the nickname "Hornets," the Charlotte Bobcats are finally going to reclaim their old Hornets moniker with a name change, and it seems like there a handful of other teams who should follow suit.

Charlotte Bobcats Reportedly Begin Process of Changing Nickname Back to Hornets

Charlotte Bobcats fans can rejoice—it appears that the Hornets moniker is on its way back to North Carolina.

According to a report from CBS, the Bobcats have started the process to have the team name changed back to the Charlotte Hornets.

Adjusted Best-Case/Worst-Case Comparisons for Every All-NBA Rookie

The NBA has unveiled its 2012-13 All-Rookie Team, and it's a collection of highly-talented youngsters with tremendous potential for brilliant pro careers.

Making Sense of the Latest Rumors from the Milwaukee Bucks' Coaching Search

The Milwaukee Bucks' search for a new head coach continues, as a new name has been added to an already growing list.

According to a report from USAToday.

What's Next for Free Agent-to-Be Josh Smith?

The 2013 NBA season is over for the Atlanta Hawks, as they fell to the Indiana Pacers in six games and have thus faced elimination from the postseason. With nothing but the offseason ahead of the Hawks, there is one question on every mind in Atlanta.

Grading Adidas' New CrazyQuick Sneakers

The young relationship between John Wall and Adidas continues with Damian Lillard and Jrue Holiday coming along for the ride. Adidas announced the release of his latest sneaker, the CrazyQuick, which became available online and hit stores on Wednesday.

Does Sixth Man Jamal Crawford Have Good Reason to Be Upset?

On Monday afternoon, the NBA announced that New York Knicks "bench" player J.R. Smith had been named the Sixth Man of the Year (presented by a Korean car company). Los Angeles Clippers guard Jamal Crawford finished second.