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New York Knicks fans are anything but subtle. They will let you know when you’re playing terribly. They will express their undying love for you when your play merits the admiration. They will also let you know that you should leave your current team, and play for the Knicks the following year. The Golden State […]
If you were living in Cleveland and looking for something to do Wednesday night, all you needed was a few dollars to score some tickets for the game between the Cavaliers and the Brooklyn Nets. TMZ Sports discovered that some tickets just an hour and a half before tip-off were going on Flash Seats for […]
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has what could be called a “good problem” when DeMarcus Cousins returns from his Achilles injury later this season. After winning their second title in three seasons, the Warriors strengthened their roster with the signing of Cousins to a one-year, $5.3 million contract. Given their success with the small […]
The Portland Trail Blazers got into the Halloween spirit a week early by rocking some amazing costumes prior to their game against the Washington Wizards on Monday night. You really should 😂🎃 https://t.co/T16jWQ30w8 — Trail Blazers (@trailblazers) October 23, 2018 Damian Lillard decided to dress up as Stone Cold Steve Austin and wore a 3:16 shirt. He […]
Jimmy Butler stirred the pot Monday with an Instagram post where he used a quote from Harvey Dent in the 2008 film The Dark Knight. Butler posted a photo of himself walking through a park with the caption, “You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” The use […]
Most NBA heads remember Joel Embiid‘s attempted online wooing of Rihanna. While a relationship never materialized, it cast the perpetually injured Sixers big in a youthful glow, one that helped the notoriously fickle Philly sports crowd grow to embrace the Process Truster. Once he finally did get on the court, that Philly love blossomed into outright adoration, and now—after […]
Saturday’s star-studded Lakers–Rockets game drew the largest overnight rating—a 2.5—since the Warriors won game No. 73 on the last night of the 2016 season. It was LeBron James’ purple and gold debut at Staples Center against perhaps the second-best team in the Association. But by the end, all anyone was talking about was the brawl that […]
After playing 16 years in the NBA, Manu Ginobili decided to call it a career in late August. While it remains to be seen if Ginobili’s resume warrants a spot in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, he’s already carved his place in San Antonio Spurs lore. His name will now be added to the list of greats who wore […]
Joel Embiid enjoys poking fun at his opponents. It’s part and parcel of a personality that’s tailor-made for an NBA Twitter audience that revels in #pettywarz. So fans should have been prepared when Embiid’s preseason foil, Mo Bamba, came to Philadelphia Saturday night when the Sixers faced the Magic. When Embiid burned the rookie baseline for a jam, the opening notes […]
Kyrie Irving and his Celtics were in New York Saturday night, where Trey Burke’s missed free throw gave them a tighter-than-expected 103-101 win over the Knicks. While he was in town, Irving revealed to the New York Daily News that New York was a serious contender when he was thinking about his impending free agency this summer. […]
