For three days at Ulm’s OrangeCampus, the adidas NextGen EuroLeague returned to what it does best: compress the future into a weekend. Coaches barked coverages like it was May, not …
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Ulm’s OrangeCampus Welcomed Europe’s Next Wave, And Cedevita Olimpija Left With The Ticket To Athens
For three days at Ulm’s OrangeCampus, the adidas NextGen EuroLeague returned to what it does best: compress the future into a weekend. Coaches barked coverages like it was May, not February. Scouts watched body language as closely as …
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Craig Hodges played in the NBA for 10 seasons and led the league in 3-point shooting percentage in 3 of them. He also won two NBA championships with the Chicago …
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MLB Bound? Pat Connaughton’s Second Act Might Be On A Mound, Not A Bench
by Len Werleby Len WerlePat Connaughton’s NBA story has always read a little sideways, the kind of career arc that makes you double-check the order of events. A second-round NBA pick who became a …
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Kendrick Perkins Says Austin Reaves Is A More Important Laker Than LeBron James
The Los Angeles Lakers finally welcomed Austin Reaves back after a 19-game absence, and the impact has been immediate. Since his return, the Lakers have gone 3-0, improving their record …
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Dirk Nowitzki Not Sold On Dallas Trading Anthony Davis: “I Think AD And Cooper Flagg Was A Solid Combo”
The Anthony Davis experiment in Dallas, born out of the controversial trade that sent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, barely got off the ground. Ahead of the NBA …
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35 Years Ago Today, Craig Hodges Made 19 Consecutive Three Pointers During The 1991 All-Star 3-Point Contest
by Len Werleby Len WerleCraig Hodges played in the NBA for 10 seasons and led the league in 3-point shooting percentage in 3 of them. He also won two NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls, and …
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By Saturday afternoon in Brooklyn, the tank wasn’t subtle anymore. It was procedural. The Nets beat the Wizards 127–113, but the score almost undersold how lopsided the day felt. Brooklyn …
