Doc Rivers has taken his public pushback against Shams Charania a step further, suggesting their latest tension did not begin with Milwaukee’s recent turmoil but with a joke that, in …
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The NBA could eventually undergo one of the most significant changes in its history, with commissioner Adam Silver reportedly interested in reducing games from 48 to 40 minutes. According to Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix, Silver remains receptive to …
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In NBA history, there are records, and then there are records that seem destined to stand the test of time. One such record is Wilt Chamberlain’s remarkable streak …
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Before Tipoff, Jordan Poole Gave The Game Back To A Kid
by Kano Klasby Kano KlasNot every memorable NBA moment happens after tipoff. Before Friday’s game against Boston, Jordan Poole casually invited a young fan onto the court to take a few shots during pregame …
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Wild Draft-Credits Idea Would Turn The NBA Draft Into A Strategic Auction
by Kano Klasby Kano KlasZach Lowe has thrown a fascinating new idea into the NBA’s growing anti-tanking debate, and even by the standards of this year’s lottery reform discussions, it is a radical one. …
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Doc Rivers Pushes Back On Shams’ Giannis Reporting And Defends Bucks’ Trade Reality
Doc Rivers is not hiding his frustration with the way Milwaukee’s season has been portrayed, and his sharpest criticism is aimed at ESPN insider Shams Charania. Rivers said, “Shams wrote …
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This ‘LeBron James Fu*kery’ Was Supposed To End; Instead, It Became A Second Career
by Len Werleby Len WerleOn May 25, 2015, after LeBron James hung a 37-point triple-double on the Atlanta Hawks in the Eastern Conference finals, X user @urkle91 delivered what has since become one of …
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Brad Stevens’ Blueprint For Role Players Starts With Character, Not Hype
by Kano Klasby Kano KlasBrad Stevens offered a revealing look at how the Celtics think about roster building, and the quote says as much about Boston’s culture as it does about scouting. Asked what …
