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NBA commissioner Adam Silver projects that the “one-and-done” rule could become a thing of the past by the 2022 Draft. While speaking at an event Thursday in Washington, D.C., Silver acknowledged that even though the league and Players Association have been involved in “active discussions” about this matter and a variety of other issues, he thinks […]
On Monday, much to the shock of no one, Duke freshman Zion Williamson declared himself eligible for the 2019 NBA Draft. Williamson racked up numerous accolades in his sole season in Durham, including the ACC Player of the Year Award, a nod as a Consensus First-Team All-American, and also the Consensus National Player of the […]
While the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 8-33 record is the league’s worst, the one upside is they will end up with one of the top picks in the 2019 NBA Draft. But that could now be in danger, too. The NBA is opening an investigation into the Cavs’ signing and ensuing release of the Golden State Warriors’ former guard Patrick McCaw, according […]
It has taken a long time to say this with 100 percent confidence, but the future of the Sacramento Kings looks bright. The Kings are currently positioned in 7th place in a loaded Western Conference with a 16-13 record, and regardless of what the remainder of the 2018-19 season holds for this young squad, they have […]
The NBA has provoked more conspiracy theories than the other three North American professional sports leagues combined. Perhaps, in part, it’s because how visible players are without a helmet or cap obscuring the emotion of the moment, or their interactions with teammates, coaches, referees, and fans. Or, maybe the NBA’s coterie of agents, players, scouts, […]
It had been a while since a Ball brother was in the news, but amateur basketball’s Kris Jenner, LaVar Ball, was never going to allow that trend to continue. He enrolled his youngest son, LaMelo Ball, in Ohio’s Spire Prep Academy because he’s still eligible to play his senior year against other prep schools to show NBA scouts what he can do against peers his own […]
