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Draymond Green Defends Shai Gilgeous-Alexander From Flop Criticism

Green pushed back on criticism of Gilgeous-Alexander’s whistle-drawing, saying Shai has reached “a new level of greatness.” He mocked claims that the MVP is simply running into defenders and calling fouls himself, asking whether a player taking “free throw line and becoming the back-to-back MVP” really means people will “dumb the NBA down to that?” after another elite season.

By Raahib Singh

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36 minutes ago

Kate Martin Says A’ja Wilson Set The Aces’ Leadership Standard

Martin said Wilson’s leadership stood out because she “took the brunt of everything,” owning losses and criticism with grace despite being an MVP and champion. That standard showed everyone they could handle hard coaching too. Martin also praised Wilson’s support, saying everyone knew “she had your back” and losses came with calm: “It’s a long season.”

By Raahib Singh

about 1 hour ago

Tony Parker’s Thierry Henry Loyalty Has Him Picking PSG Over Arsenal

Parker said his soccer loyalty starts with Henry, not a club: “Wherever Thierry plays, I’m a fan of that team.” With Henry not playing, the former PSG youth player is backing Paris over Arsenal in the Champions League Final in Budapest. Parker expects no blowout, calling it “the best offense against the best defense” and a tough final.

By Adit Pujari

about 1 hour ago

Gilbert Arenas Explains Why Young LeBron James Was Impossible To Scout

Arenas said the “he’s not a scorer” argument never made sense because James punished every playoff plan. When Washington cut off passing lanes, James could “score 50” and still get 12 assists. When they made him a passer, he had “14 assists and still 30 points.” Arenas said James was “reading us in real time.”

By Adit Pujari

about 1 hour ago

Tristan Thompson Pushes Back On Retirement Rumors

Thompson shut down retirement talk, calling the rumors “fake news” after fans and friends started texting congratulations. He said he has simply been away “being a dad” and dropping his kids off at school, not leaving basketball. His message was clear: he is still a current NBA veteran, adding, “Don’t push me off the edge. Not yet.”

By Raahib Singh

New WNBA CBA to Pay Over $14 Million to Roughly 280 Retired Players

about 2 hours ago

New WNBA CBA to Pay Over $14 Million to Roughly 280 Retired Players

The new WNBA CBA includes a Veteran Recognition Payment distributing over $14 million to roughly 280 retired players, per Front Office Sports. Players with 5-7 years receive $30,000, 8-11 years $50,000 and 12-plus years $100,000. Any former MVP receives the full $100,000 regardless of service years, benefiting Cynthia Cooper, Yolanda Griffith, Maya Moore, and Elena Delle Donne.

By Adit Pujari

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