Stars.  They're just like us.  They watch the NBA Finals. Then, they tweet about it. Yes, last night, the twittersphere was all atweet with the tweetings of jocks who were watching the game and had something to say about it.  The general consensus during the former half of the game seemed to be that...

Mark Cuban is trying hard to be the good sport following the Mavs crushing defeat in Denver and exit from the playoffs.  While some team owners might have been inclined to hit the bar to lament their team's elimination from the playoffs, Mark felt more compelled to hit Twitter and tweet: proud of our...

In the most recent entry of his blog, Brian Cuban (brother and attorney to Mav's owner Mark) offers up some food for thought -- as always.  Only this time, it's harder than usual to digest. (Holocaust denial often is.) Brian discusses Barack Obama's recent speech at a Holocaust Remembrance Day event....

In yesterday's entry of The Cuban Revolution,  Brian Cuban reflects on some of the differences between this year's playoff series between the Mavs and the Spurs and the one in 2007.  Sure, the teams are different and, according to Brian, Spurs fans are notably less obnoxious.  But that's not what...

Brian Cuban (attorney and brother of Mark) blogs about "Why Athlete's Still Go Broke." Bro-Cube's post is actually a look back at a post he wrote in June 2008, along with a TV interview he did on FOX News.  He's reposted it after reading Sports Illustrated,'s long take-out on the same subject: "How...

Mark isn't the only blogger in the Cuban family. His brother Brian, an attorney working for Mark Cuban Companies, is also out there in the jockosphere with his blog, The Cuban Revolution.  And whether you agree or disagree with his stance on any given issue, at least he gets you thinking. His latest...