
about 1 month ago
Anthony Edwards Admits He Was Using The Restroom And Hence, Didn't Start Wolves-Mavericks
Ant didn't start Timberwolves-Mavericks with Ayo Dosunmu rounding out the starting lineup in his place. When asked about this post-game, he said, "Nature calls, I guess. I was taking a s***." Valid and very understandable. This didn't affect Minnesota in the slightest as they cruised to a 124-94 win with Ant having a quiet 17 points in 22 minutes.
By Samir Mehdi
about 1 month ago
Joel Embiid Told Tyrese Maxey He Would Be a Star Before He Played a Single NBA Game
Maxey recalled Embiid moving him from the third practice unit to the first and telling him on his debut flight he would be a star. "You're going to be a star in this league, bro. You're going to be really good," Embiid told him. "I'm like, bro, I haven't even played a game. I played zero basketball games," Maxey added.
By Adit Pujari
about 1 month ago
Monica McNutt Says This UConn Team Belongs in the Greatest-Ever Debate
With UConn’s latest juggernaut rolling into the Final Four, McNutt stopped short of calling it Geno Auriemma’s best team ever. “They’re in that class,” she said on ESPN, comparing this group to Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, and Swin Cash, plus the undefeated Breanna Stewart-Napheesa Collier era. Sarah Strong’s rise and the Huskies’ point differential keep them there.
By Raahib Singh
about 1 month ago
Luka Garza Confesses He's Always Viewed Himself as a Scorer
After his 10th 15-plus point game of the season, Garza was clear about his identity on a Celtics roster full of stars. "I view myself as a scorer. I always have, just since being a kid," he said. "The NBA is about being able to shape and mold your game and fit in different ways," he added.
By Adit Pujari
about 1 month ago
A Lakers-Spurs Series? Monica McNutt Sees Size Giving San Antonio the Edge
A potential Lakers-Spurs second-round series got ESPN buzzing Tuesday. “That’s exciting,” McNutt said on Get Up, before adding, “the advantage in that instance goes to the Spurs.” She pointed to San Antonio’s size, with Victor Wembanyama and Keldon Johnson creating matchup problems, while noting Los Angeles has battled frontcourt issues even as Jaxson Hayes and Deandre Ayton improve.
By Raahib Singh




