On Friday the 13th, I was involved in an unfortunate incident, where I was slashed across the face as you can see in the picture above, in my own area of the Lower East Side. Read More »

I just got the word from an inside source that Corey “Homicide” Williams’ contract with K1X has expired, and he is now a free agent on the prowl. The Bronx representative is currently playing in the NBL down in Australia and is fifth in the league in scoring and ninth in rebounding.

“I have nothing against K1X, and I thank them for putting me on the map. I really appreciate what they have done for me,” Williams said.

Who will be the next sneaker company to pick up on the man who was once called the EBC’s most dangerous player?

What happens to K1X from here on out? You can’t market a bunch of dunkers forever. I can’t imagine anyone wearing a pair of T Dub’s. Maybe it’s time to shell out a shoe for Ryan “Special FX” Williams. He does deserve it with the performance he put on this summer.

Me and Former Chicago Bull Bj Armstrong at the Sprite Slam Dunk Show Down.

2009 was the worst year for streetball hands down and it’s all of our faults including mine! We let these corporate guys come down to our level and destroy something that belongs to our city! If you look back in the past to the ’80s and early ’90s these corporate giants were nothing but a banner, now we allow them to control and manipulate our tournaments at every level including high school. Read More »

Together We Chill 2009

Where can you see the likes of Kareem “’Reem wit it, Rock wit it” Reid, Antawn “Anti-Freeze” Dobie, Kenny “Serious Satellite” Satterfield, John “Franchise” Strickland, “The Cab Driver,” “Baby Shaq” and other big names in the summer in NYC? Well, actually, Dyckman, Kingdome, Tri-State, and EBC are some of the tournaments where you will find these guys gettin’ busy. But there’s another, less talked-about, tournament where one can find these elite ballers: Together We Chill. Located in the heart of El Barrio on 119th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenue, TWC might be one of the most slept-on tournaments in the city. Read More »