3 months ago

Austin Rivers Caught Trash-Talking Brandin Podziemski To Anthony Edwards On Live TV

With LeBron, Durant, and Steph most likely retiring from Olympic play, younger stars will be at the forefront in 2028. Will it be Podz? Not in Rivers' eyes at least. When discussing his viability for Team USA, Rivers was saying, "I'll give him 20 right now," leading to a boisterous laugh from Ant. Rivers has been retired for three years.

By Samir Mehdi

3 months ago

'Eat the Tweet' Fan Delivers On His Promise After Clippers Go 15-3

Robert Flom promised to print and eat his tweet if the Clippers had any stretch this season where they went 15-3. After beating the Nets last night, Clippers officially registered a 15-3 stretch and the fans in the stadium printed it out and chanted "eat the tweet." Flom ate the printed paper on Clip N' Dip podcast.

By Adit Pujari

3 months ago

Austin Rivers on Coaching G League Team at Rising Stars: This Is Their Opportunity

Rivers explained his approach to coaching G League squad. "I got the dawgs. This isn't a cool moment for you guys when you don't get paid millions in max contracts. This is an opportunity to go out there and play hard and compete," he said. "These guys are coming here with their livelihood on the line to show they belong."

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Tyrese Haliburton Says Wemby Will Force NBA to Adjust 65-Game Rule

Haliburton said the 65-game minimum warps legacy and money, especially in contract years. He worries future fans won’t know why stars missed awards. “I think it's something that will be adjusted. I think a big reason for that is Wemby,” he said, arguing health should not erase elite seasons. Last year, Wemby was the clear DPOY favorite before his DVT.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Tyrese Haliburton Provides an Update About Achilles Injury Rehab Entering Week 31

Haliburton said he’s “approaching week 31,” nearly eight months into rehab, and has started playing 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 full-court. “Man, I feel really good. My body feels good,” he said, joking he felt so sharp vs interns he thought he could play “right now.” Then he guarded Mathurin, got beat on a hesi, and admitted, “I still got some time.”

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

LeBron James Says Playing 82 Games Today is Harder Than 80s And 90s

LeBron explained, "Playing 82 games in the 80s and 90s is not the same as playing 82 games in the 2020s. The way we play with the level of pace and speed, it's a different game now." LeBron noted soft tissue injuries have increased, with calf strains replacing high ankle sprains as the primary concern.

By Adit Pujari

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