about 2 months ago
JJ Redick Wants Fans to Appreciate Lakers’ Regular Season Irrespective of Playoff Outcome
Redick understands that the goal every season is to win a championship. But he doesn't want this teams achievements thus far to be ignored. "Let's not discredit what this group did for the regular season, regardless of what happens in the playoffs," Redick said. He highlighted the injuries, adjustments and loudness the Lakers have faced this entire season.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Brittney Griner Goes to the Sun on 7-Figure Deal, Will Stick For Move Back to Houston
Griner is finalizing a seven-figure deal with Connecticut for her 13th WNBA season, according to reports. The move also carries a hometown layer, with the Sun franchise set to relocate to Houston in the 2027 season. Griner confirmed it on Instagram, writing, “Excited to be coming back home.” When finalized, the deal would likely be a multi-year, 7-figure deal.
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about 2 months ago
LeBron James Says Greatness Starts Long Before Tipoff
Reflecting on his longevity, James said, “It starts way before you get on the floor.” He added that greatness requires “so much more sacrifice and discipline” and “so many hours that you’ve got to commit to it.” LeBron said elite careers demand giving things up, but “the game gives back to the ones who put the time in.”
By Raahib Singh
about 2 months ago
JJ Redick: Basketball Success Is “All” About Controlling Your Emotions
Asked whether human side is underrated, regarding toll Luka and Reaves' absence is taking on the team, Redick didn’t hesitate. “It’s all it is,” he said. JJ said success comes down to “emotional regulation” and “mental toughness” as much as talent, adding adversity reveals who lasts, noting many gifted players never make it, while others fail to sustain long careers.
By Raahib Singh
about 2 months ago
Steve Kerr Dismisses Concern Regarding Stephen Curry's Ankle, Will Play Sunday
Kerr said Curry’s ankle tweak “isn’t a concern” after Friday’s scare. “I was worried it was his knee,” Kerr admitted, then added, “he’s fine.” He plans to play Curry because “he wants the rhythm” and to keep building conditioning, though “health is the number one priority.” Kerr added both teams likely won’t “show them anything” before a possible play-in rematch.
By Raahib Singh





