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No Surprise

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

No one should be shocked by the play of Dwyane Wade.

Story | June 05, 2006

NBA Draft Chatter

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

Vitale discusses the NBA draft and Rajon Rando.

Story | May 31, 2006

Recent international first-rounders lack impact

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

There's been just one impact international first-rounder in the past three years. Don't believe me? Check out the stats.

Story | June 30, 2005

Get real, USA never meshed as a team

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

Why will there be no gold for the USA after losing to Argentina in the semis? It never meshed as a team.

Story | August 27, 2004

Three college prospects to watch in the NBA

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

After Emeka Okafor and Jameer Nelson, three college draft prospects stand out to me because they'll be able to contribute immediately in the NBA.

Story | June 08, 2004

NBA Finals: Pistons a pushover? No way, LA

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

Let me tell you, the Pistons won't be Cupcake City for the Lakers in the NBA Finals.

Story | June 02, 2004

Time to hand out some NBA hardware

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

Using his VBDI (Vitale Bald Dome Index), Dickie V hands out his NBA awards for the regular season.

Story | April 20, 2004

NBA draft: Carmelo could make Pistons pay

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

The Pistons may end up regretting not taking Carmelo Anthony with the No. 2 overall pick.

Story | June 26, 2003

Mock Draft: After Carmelo at No. 3, it's a mystery

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

Figuring out the first three picks in Thursday's NBA draft is easy. After that, it's a crap shoot.

Story | June 24, 2003

Bell, other sleepers could make NBA teams pay

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

BC guard Troy Bell is among the draft sleepers who could make NBA teams pay down the road.

Story | June 23, 2003

International guys primed for huge draft impact

Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.com

The NBA is ready for a new breed of foreign player, like 7-4 Siberian Pavel Podkolzine.

Story | June 09, 2003
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